Displaying items by tag: Classics
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4/14/2015
Classics: Caswell Berry's "Man Down" Part
Caswell was a prodigy kid who was a member of the first generation of ultra-consistent street skaters in the early 2000's. Basically, he's always ripped. Jimmy Carlin introduces a classic part from the 2001 Tilt Mode video. -
3/17/2015
Classics: Wes Kremer's "Skateboarding Is Forever" Part
He had some footage here and there but this part really let the world know how incredible Wes' skating is. He has a one-of-a-kind loose and fast style and this edit has gotten only better since DC released it in 2010. -
3/10/2015
Classics: Jon Allie's "New Blood" Part
Jon fearlessly attacked spots, taking his tricks to the gnarliest terrain. Chris Wimer introduces a classic part from the 2005 Zero vid. -
3/03/2015
Classics: Dennis Busenitz "Seeing Double" Part
He starts his part whipping around a skatepark and from there it's full speed ahead for Dennis who has style and flow forever. Dave Bachinsky introduces a classic edit from the 2002 Real vid. -
2/26/2015
Classics: Gilbert Crockett's "Ride the Sky" Part
A young Gilbert Crockett absolutely crushes it in this part from Fallen's 2008 Ride the Sky video. Have a look... -
2/24/2015
Classics: JB Gillet's "Freedom Fries" Part
JB gives an extra push before each trick and precision tech skating at a fast rate of speed will always look good. Andrew Brophy introduces a classic part from the 2004 Cliché vid. -
2/17/2015
Classics: Darren Navarette in "I Was a Teenage Skateboarder"
Tiny wheels and indoor ramps. Chris Russell exhumes this '94 gem from Creature's first flick. -
2/10/2015
Classics: David Gravette's "Prevent this Tragedy" Part
This part will withstand the test of time. From transition to mondo-rails, it's straight up gnarly from start to finish. Hard to believe it's over five years old now. Time flies... -
2/03/2015
Classics: Devine Calloway's "Street Cinema" Part
Cyril introduces one of his favorite skater's parts from the old City Stars video, Street Cinema. -
1/28/2015
Classics: Ryan Smith's "Dying To Live" part
The whole point of Classics is to revisit sick parts as well as introduce them to skaters who never saw them the first time. Ryan's footage has aged well and he's even gnarlier than we remember. Here's his part from the 2002 Zero vid.
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10/24/2020
Mason Silva: A REAL Short Part
Mason keeps up his ungodly pace, blasting over bars and scraping out heavy Smiths for REAL. Must be SOTY season… -
10/24/2020
Westernworld's "FFFurther" Video
Unearthed P-Spliff clips spark the relentless street ripping before Zane, Berg and the Westernworld crew carry the torch. Turn this up as loud as it goes. -
10/24/2020
Ethan Loy's "Pro Debut" Interview
After switching editors, getting shot at in New Mexico and adding some last-minute hail marys, Element’s newest pro is ready to show his work. See how he hits the homestretch of this dreadful year in stride. -
10/24/2020
Ethan Loy's "Pro Debut" Part
No knob, crack or kink can keep Ethan from stacking clips. Shredding to the sweet sound of Pavement, he overpowers every obstacle in his path. PRO AF!!! -
10/24/2020
Raney Beres: Heroes and Heavies
Raney pays tribute to the bowl burners and trailblazers that inspire his constant carnage. Read on to see him skate fast and honor the past in our November '20 issue.
In The Mag
Elijah Berle finds the line and grinds onto the December 2020 front with a 50-50 at at a not-so-hidden LA kinker. More Berle inside as he and this year’s heaviest rippers weigh in on what a F#CKED UP year 2020 has turned out to be. SOTY trophy with a face mask? Who knows… One of our faves, Franky Villani has a feature interview complete with his excellent artwork. Portland’s Burnside Skatepark is turning 30 on Halloween and we tell its story from the first bag of concrete to its latest pour. God Bless B-Side! Ben Nordberg goes from the coping to the catwalk, dishing on the life of a male model, and we check in with the Duran Fam (Elijah, Mariah and Zeke) in Albuquerque to talk about shredding with your siblings. Need a laugh? Neckface pontificates on people he’s known and holds no punches. Neck don’t play! Two-thousand-twenty might have been kinda wack, but the last mag of the year sure doesn’t suck. Next month… our 40th anniversary issue!