• Classics: Chris Cole "Dying to Live"

    Classics: Chris Cole "Dying to Live"
    Cole's legendary ability to stomp down and ride away from almost any trick he wanted became clear with this part. Jamie Thomas introduces a classic Zero part from 2002.
  • Classics: Julien Stranger "A Reason For Living"

    Classics: Julien Stranger "A Reason For Living"
    Here's loose trucks, hill-bombing, and as always, Julien throws in some surprise moves. Mike Carroll introduces a classic from the 1990 Santa Cruz/SMA video.
  • Classics: Peter Smolik "Fulfill the Dream"

    Classics: Peter Smolik "Fulfill the Dream"
    Tech skating can create frustration and madness, but Smolik shows how it's really a blast. And that boardslide ender! So rad. Ernie Torres introduces a classic from the 1998 Shorty's vid.
  • Classics: Mike Vallely "Public Domain"

    Classics: Mike Vallely "Public Domain"
    The tricks, style, and filming techniques in this 1988 Powell Peralta video were hugely influential. No one had seen street skating portrayed quite like this. When Mark Gonzales picks a Classic you know it's for real.
  • Classics: Jim Greco "Baker 2G"

    Classics: Jim Greco "Baker 2G"
    Greco's reputation for gnarly hammers had been building and he cemented his legacy with this part and others to come. Pat Rumney introduces a classic from 2000.
  • Classics: Heath Kirchart "This Is Skateboarding"

    Classics: Heath Kirchart "This Is Skateboarding"
    Leo Romero goes back to 2003 and digs out his favorite skater, Heath Kircharts part from the Emerica video, This Is Skateboarding.
  • Classics: Stefan Janoski "Mosaic"

    Classics: Stefan Janoski "Mosaic"
    Blake Carpenter looks back at this classic part from Stefan Janoski in 2003 from the Habitat video, Mosaic.
  • Classics: Brandon Westgate "Stay Gold"

    Classics: Brandon Westgate "Stay Gold"
    With word on the street circulating about the upcoming Brandon Westgate part, Collin Provost reminds us all of his instant classic from Stay Gold in 2010—he ollied a house!
  • Classics: Henry Sanchez "Pack of Lies"

    Classics: Henry Sanchez "Pack of Lies"
    The early '90s were a blizzard of tech progression and Henry was at the forefront. Stevie Williams introduces one of his favorite skaters in a classic part from the 1992 Blind vid.
  • Classics: Jason Jessee "Number 1"

    Classics: Jason Jessee "Number 1"
    A short part with slams, style, and a narrow, indoor vert ramp? It's gotta be Jason. This classic from the 1995 Consolidated video gets introduced by Tony Miorana.
  • Pedro Delfino's "Road to Nowhere" Vans Part

    Pedro Delfino's "Road to Nowhere" Vans Part
    From insane hills to unthinkable rails, Psycho Dro pours his heart into the concrete with Ozzy supplying the track. This is Skate and Destroy.
  • Pedro Delfino's "Road to Nowhere" Vans Part Premiere Photos

    Pedro Delfino's "Road to Nowhere" Vans Part Premiere Photos
    The crew at Baker Boys not only packed the park but they also put on a junk jam and got the whole scene laced up with one-night-only Pedro merch. You had to be there. But if you weren't, see what you missed here.
  • Swim Skateboards' "Terp and Dam" Video

    Swim Skateboards' "Terp and Dam" Video
    Firing off for Swim's initial offering, Dan Plunkett and Kevin Terpening bring quality tech and top-rate cutty rips.
  • Kenny Anderson's "Surface Files" Pepper Video

    Kenny Anderson's "Surface Files" Pepper Video
    Kenny walks through his gripping process and puts some fresh Pepper to the driveway-ramp test.
  • Cold Call: Pedro Delfino

    Cold Call: Pedro Delfino
    Pedro packs five sessions into one day—from hill bombs at the crack of dawn to slappies at sunset, Figgy, Fabi and T-Funk link up to share the hype.
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