Displaying items by tag: Double Rock
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3/23/2011
Double Rock Lockdown: Foundation
Lockdown kicks off with the first of four episodes: It's the Foundation squad of black jack Nick Merlino and mountain man Sierra Fellers, suffering 24 hours of HP madness. –Phelps -
3/21/2011
03/23/11
The episodes have been shot, edited, and the madness begins this week with the Foundation duo. Which team do you think is gonna take home the cash? -
3/17/2011
Double Rock: Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz rippers Ryan Harris and Travis Erickson put it down at the 'Rock, with a guest appearance from SF native Sean Gutierrez. -
3/16/2011
Double Rock: Dakine
Dakine came through SF with a heavy crew: Check Machnau, Reeves, Conover, Atchley, and the rest of the team as they put on a show, with an ender from Ramondetta the likes of which Double Rock's never seen before. -
3/15/2011
Lockdown Explained By The Phelper
The Phelper drives through the hood while explaining the details of the Lockdown contest at Double Rock. Episodes start next week. -
3/15/2011
Double Rock: Famous
The Famous squad put together a sick montage at the 'Rock, with a tough-as-nails hubba barrage from Andrew Pott to end it. -
3/14/2011
Double Rock: Sk8 Mafia
Kellen James, Nick Tucker, and Larelle Gray rolled up from SD and brought the Mafia to the 'Rock. Does this make Smolik Al Capone? -
3/08/2011
Double Rock Lockown Teaser
Double Rock is the remote, out-of-the-way patch of land near the bay in San Francisco. Stick around after dark and you might get jacked. Sometimes it just isn't your decision to make. Can you do the time? -
3/02/2011
Double Rock: Western Edition
When the streets of San Francisco are wet, the City locals hang at the 'Rock. The Western Edition squad put together a nice edit over a couple days. -
2/24/2011
Double Rock: Axion
Axion leads an East Coast take-over down at the 'Rock, complete with a classic Raekwon track from Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.
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9/25/2020
Classics: Keith Hufnagel's "Penal Code" Part
Keith Hufnagel taught us all about power, style and finesse through his approach to skateboarding, business and life. His gift lives on with everything he created and we are all better people for the inspiration he gave us. Ride In peace, HUF. We love you and we thank you. —Ando, from FTC -
9/25/2020
RIP IN PEACE: Keith Hufnagel
The word legend has entered our everyday lexicon to the point that we've lost sight of its huge power and rarity. Keith Hufnagel defined the word. -
9/25/2020
Skate Wild Trip with David Gravette
Gravette hits the great outdoors with Skate Wild, hiking, swimming and skating scenic spots. -
9/25/2020
The Samarria Brevard Interview
Samarria made a splash in the contest scene, but after her King of the Road appearance, the enjoi pro's been in a league of her own. Longtime friend Tré Williams covers her big breaks going from Tony Hawk tutorials to riding with the Panda Patrol—from our September ’20 issue. -
9/25/2020
Ryan Siemens' "Welcome to Jenny" Part
To hell with tradition, Ryan rips on Vancouver’s big rails and street bumps to the classic beats of Limp Bizkit. Get with it.
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