Displaying items by tag: Firing Line
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1/08/2015
Firing Line: Scott Decenzo
It's real street skating when it involves a two-hydrant line. -
12/30/2014
Firing Line: Dylan Witkin
This spot is built for lines, but they don't come easy. Dylan goes the distance... -
12/22/2014
Firing Line: Moose
Moose has the footwork to pay the bills and ends this line with a beautiful fs shuv over the rail. -
12/18/2014
Firing Line: Bobby de Keyzer
No two-trick shortcut here, Bobby goes the distance. -
12/16/2014
Firing Line: Tristan Funkhouser
It's always sick when someone ends a line at 3rd and Army by using the narrow roll-up on the way to the big gap. -
12/08/2014
Firing Line: Nick Merlino
One trick up, another on flat, and one more on the way down. It's as easy as 1-2-3 for Nick. -
12/04/2014
Firing Line: Matt Bennett
Matt speeds through a schoolyard that looks like a whole lotta fun. -
12/01/2014
Firing Line: Brandon Westgate
It's Westgate, so you know there's speed and a whole bunch of pop involved. -
11/28/2014
Firing Line: Black Dave
Dave is an NYC native, so the streets literally belong to him. Outta the way pedestrians... -
11/20/2014
Firing Line: Kevin Romar
A bunch of buttery marble on a slight downhill? It's like a playground for Kevin as he links together this line.
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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
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. -
9/25/2020
Nikolai Piombo's "Shake Junt" Part
Nikolai locks in for the long haul every time his trucks hit rail. Dude’s got the magic touch.
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