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7/06/2015
Austyn Gillette's "HUF" Part
Some people just have it, and Austyn is a member of that elite group. Speed, power, and pop are all in great supply. Cheers to another awesome offering from Mr. Gillette. -
6/25/2015
Tyler Franz's "Exeter" Part
The man from Michigan delivers a short, but oh-so-sweet video part for the PC crew. -
6/22/2015
Justin Modica's "Exeter" Part
Arizona is ditch territory, and Modica is more than familiar with the terrain. This part features some really rad wall crawls and wheel-screeching blunts. -
6/15/2015
Clive Dixon's "The Horror" Part
This part has so many heavy moments it's hard to realize what just happened until the final curtain, when Clive stomps out one of the world's gnarliest Euro gaps. Oh, the horror! -
6/11/2015
Kevin Lowry's "Kalamata" Part
Kevin has quick feet and a smooth style. Add in some raw streets and never-seen spots and you have a fun-to-watch part. -
5/30/2015
Eli William's "MALLGRABTOMONGO" Part
Homegrown vids like this provide a look at raw talent and never-seen spots. Here's a ripper coming out of Georgia and you gotta love these board slide enders. -
5/28/2015
Yura Renov's "Dances" Part
Treacherous Russian terrain is not an issue for Yura Renov. He just barges. Skate and Destroy is a universal language. -
5/24/2015
Sean Conover's "Thin Lips and Ginger Snaps" Part
Call it Creature-tech: he can flip in and he can flip out, but mostly Sean just charges forward, destroying every spot in his path. -
5/24/2015
Daniel Dubois' "19th Ave" Part
Hailing from the eastern region of the Bay Area, in a zone affectionately known as Duffeland, comes an absolute maniac by the name of Daniel DuBois. Enjoy this barrage of hammers... -
5/23/2015
Alex Conn's "19th Ave" Part
A laid-back style with a switch flip to die for, Alex Conn comes through with a killer first part in the "19th Avenue" video.
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6/17/2021
The "Harlow Factor" Video
Skating and graffiti collide in this raw depiction of Melbourne, with Andrew Currie and Jeremiah Corea leading the charge. Enjoy the show. -
6/17/2021
Cold Call: Lizzie Armanto
Lizzie’s got a green thumb and a deep bag of moves on her backyard ramp. Check the session with Burman, Ronnie, Axel and Allysha joining the jam. -
6/17/2021
Patrick Christian: The Art of Industrial Design
Abstract art can take limitless forms. On the other end of the artistic spectrum is the almost photo-realistic illustrations of industrial design. We interviewed a skater with this unique talent. -
6/17/2021
Bronson's "Life in the Fast Lane" with Nicole Hause
Nicole lights up park lines, leaves the locals some presents and talks Minnesota skating in this clip for Bronson. -
6/17/2021
New Pro Thunder Trucks from Shane O'Neill & Tyson Peterson
Shane and Tyson get the official pro-truck treatment from Thunder. Lock in with a fresh set.
Events
In The Mag
Fans of GT, your issue is here! ATL’s finest lobs a lofty kickflip to claim the cover of our July mag, shot by the one and only Atiba Jefferson—legendary shit on both fronts! As if that wasn’t enough, Grant gets his own back, gracing the Contents page with a massive transfer at Garvanza. And further in we pack the pages with a full-scale LA takeover from Grant, Ishod, Ribeiro, Boserup and Nike’s Constant squad. Flip the pages and you’ll find all the answers you need to building your first shitty DIY. If you want some insanity, Shane Farber wreaks havoc in the Lunatic Fringe feature, bustin’ up the LA High banks and staring down death drops. Doesn’t stop there, Ryan Decenzo recounts the tale of his knee-risking bank bomb at the LA River. Then we got Sean Malto listing off 5 Greats on everything from Carroll quotes to condiments. Beagle’s People I’ve Known dishes on Reynolds, Herm, HK, J-Wray, Phelper and more. Searching for something Supreme? Ben Kadow's That’s My Shit will crack you up and give you the fix you need. OC homies Figgy and Collin Provost go head to head in a lightning round about early mentors, first sponsors and their biggest ollies. Next up in one of our most bittersweet photo features, we pay tribute to the singular Joe Hammeke with flicks, family photos and stories upon stories from his life well-lived. RIP, Hambone, you were one of the best we’ve had. In tales of up-and-coming rippers, Joey O’Brien and Kaue Cossa heat things up in their Heads interviews. Beyond the beach, Ace Pelka, Leo Romero, Jeremy Leabres, Salba and Jalba spend some time in the California Badlands. As always, your much-needed recovery from the carnage comes by way of the Zounds interviews. This month we got Billy Strings, Bongzilla and Rough Francis to soothe your weary eyes. Every mag is worth it’s weight in gold, but this is a must-have. Buy it now or forever live as a someone who missed the fuck out.