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7/23/2021
ROUGH CUT: Yuri Facchini's "For the Culture" Part
Yuri’s ability to escape unscathed from high-stakes bails is a discipline in its own. Add that to his penchant for perfection and you’ve got a sight to behold. -
7/22/2021
Jesse Boudreau's "Bones" Part
Between Arizona and The Bay, Jesse works out insane wallrides and closes it out with a lipslide few thought was possible. -
7/22/2021
Erik Ellington and Zach Allen for Li-Ning Footwear
Ellington, Zach and more attack the courts and cab-packed streets of NYC, stuntin' in some fresh ones from Li-Ning. -
7/22/2021
Gas Giants' "Supernova" Edit
Ice baths, beach days and plenty of good times from the parks to the streets with Ish and his crew. -
7/22/2021
Ragdoll's "CRAWL x RAGDOLL" Part
After some time off, Rags is back on his firecrackin’, board-skippin’ beat in Tucson and Vegas. -
7/22/2021
S.O.S.' "S.W.A.K." Video
A heavy squad of S.O.S. technicians send a signal from Greece, with wild mannies and a solid hammer section to put the point on it. -
7/21/2021
Cold Call: Bam Margera
Bam’s seen highs and lows like many can only imagine. Sheckler and Chris Cole join him at a private-park to catch up as Gregson documents the session. -
7/21/2021
Corey Glick's "Star & Moon" Interview
Glick proved he’s a bonafide high-impact freak in Souvenir, then switched up his approach for a killer closing part in Foundation’s newest vid. Read how he went from rail rider to wall-crawling artist. -
7/21/2021
Andre Beverley for Team ICECREAM
New York’s son smacks rails in LA and his hometown with proper form for Team ICECREAM. -
7/21/2021
WKND's "CT, ALBANY & TB" Video
WKND heads east and returns with a true-to-form team montage to complement a formative full part from Tanner Burzinski. Hard tricks, humor and cutty spots—you need this one.
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7/23/2021
Silas Baxter-Neal's "Open Sequence" Part
Silas masters the angles of Portland’s geometry like a Northwest Pythagoras, employing fast feet and a sharp eye for lines. Study up on a SOTY. -
7/23/2021
Corey Glick's "Star & Moon" Interview
Glick proved he’s a bonafide high-impact freak in Souvenir, then switched up his approach for a killer closing part in Foundation’s newest vid. Read how he went from rail rider to wall-crawling artist. -
7/23/2021
Sean Imes' "WPC" Part
Originally from Massachusetts, Sean brings a fresh perspective to South Bay's rails and gaps. This is one helluva hammer section. -
7/23/2021
Zane Timpson's "Sufferlove" Heroin Part
He blessed us with the Sundial hammer last time around and this new part builds on Timpson’s reputation as one of the craziest out. Zane always brings the pain. -
7/23/2021
Quentin Boillon's "HDV" Part
Smackin’ ledges and sailin’ sets with some of the quickest feet in France, Quentin and his gang heat up summer on some gorgeous granite at the famous Hôtel de Ville. -
7/23/2021
Andres Bill's "Be Water" Video
Flowing through Southern California’s alleys and well-trafficked avenues, Andres’ crew hits huge taildrops and ditch dives with their own rhythm. -
7/23/2021
Matt Bublitz' "Enter the Museum" Part
Our very own Matt Bublitz has filmed some of your favorite video parts and now he’s starring in one. Sliding interstate lengths and jamming up rails, is there anything this guy can’t do?! -
7/23/2021
Cold Call: Milton and Collin
Spider and Smoookes crush curbs and burn urethane with a psycho squad. Some people are built different. -
7/23/2021
Double Rock: Pizza
Ducky, Rahim and the Pizza posse pop by the park to put a hurtin’ on the ledges and hubba while Big Hongry supplies the jams. -
7/23/2021
Bobaj's "Anahí" Chapter 1
Our Swiss lensman brings a beautiful vision of the European streets, using his crew’s killer talent and gorgeous VX aesthetics. This is the start of something good.
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Jimmy Wilkins throws out a hammer of a hand down and lands clean on the cover of our new August issue. Strap in, ‘cause this one’s packed with a shitload of surprises. First up, we got Foundation’s newest star Julian Lewis going upstream on the Contents spread. Then we’re on our way to 5 Greats from Tom K and a That’s My Shit from Suciu that’ll give you more pins and films to queue up than you’ll know what to do with. Once the easy reading’s done, jump into our Lest We Forget with pioneering skater and writer Bonnie Blouin. Stay on the brain train as we wax love, death and skateboarding with novelist Kyle Beachy about his new book The Most Fun Thing. Get your head glued on tight after, ‘cause we’re going psycho with Jhancarlos Gonzalez from the Lunatic Fringe and Andrew Fiene’s hill-bombing My War that’ll make you thank God you skate under the speed limit. Name dropping’s a faux pas, unless you’re Ernie Torres talkin’ Ishod, Jim T and our beloved Joe Hammeke in the smash-hit People I’ve Known. For every GT there’s 1,000 nine-to-fiver lifers, so we got a slew of Skaters with Jobs to show what the game looks like as a firefighter, lab technician or even a neurosurgeon—you’re goddamn right he rides with a brain bucket. Keeping on the interview beat, Gregson gets Tom Schaar to set the record straight on Instagram beef with Tas Pappas, witnessing Lizzie’s slam and getting some Grindline runs in Israel. The Heads section gets heavy with Zane Timpson talkin’ close calls on the streets of our fair City, followed by Shintaro Hongo dishing on SD and DC with his Uncle B—that’s Brandon Turner to the rest of you. Closing out the cluster, Jimmy Wilkins fires off about the state of vert skating and crackin’ helmets in Ohio. Speaking of cracked, Felipe Nunes’ No Excuses feature will break your brain with stories and photos of his slams along with a heavy set of moves that fully justify his new pro status on Birdhouse. More mind-melting pages come your way, this time from America’s wang—yep, we’re goin’ to Florida, Man! Jahmir Brown, Jamie Foy and a fat list of notables power through the peninsula as we break stories of pool-side baptisms, wax tragedies and amateur snake charmers on the loose. Restore your mental state to its upright position with our monthly Zounds, featuring Devo’s Jerry Casale, Turnstile, Madness, and Azure Ray. This is the only mag worth its weight in ink, so what are you waiting for? Grab your copy and prove you know what the fuck’s goin’ on.