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6/10/2021
Layback X Privê Tour Video
Hill bombs, DIYs and bowl bashes, Pedro Barros and company spread the stoke through South America. Damn, this crew can fly. -
8/13/2020
Brooklyn Banks: A Retrospective
The Brooklyn Banks is one of the most iconic skate spots ever. Take a roll down memory lane with the locals and legends who have contributed to its legacy, then sign the petition to save The Banks. From the August ’20 issue of the mag. -
1/16/2020
Masher: Concrete Jungle
No one can lose Gregson, not even in a jungle. One of the fastest filmers in the game takes you on a full-speed rip-ride through São Paulo’s DIYs alongside Kowalksi and a few more lunatics. -
3/27/2019
High Company's "Oasis" Video
A cast of all-stars shredding beautiful spots, but also destroying the harsh South American crust. Cheers to another ripping contribution to the Skate Gods, courtesy of the Brazilians.
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5/22/2022
Jake Hayes' "E30" Part
Jake takes the whip out to hunt high bars for huge snaps. Hurricanes on handicap rails? No problem. He’s hittin’ new heights. -
5/22/2022
Talkin' Shop with "Heart" Author Lucas Beaufort
Lucas Beaufort turned a COVID passion project into an anthology of the finest skateshops on the planet. Read how his love for our cultural hubs became a global collection with this enthralling interview. -
5/22/2022
Sieben's Skateshop Etiquette Guide
If you’re new to skateboarding and aren’t sure how to behave at the local shop, just follow these tips and you’ll be blending in with the rest of the dipshits wandering in off the street in no time. -
5/22/2022
Casper Brooker's "Cathedral" Nike SB Part
Casper puts in the work at South Bank, uncovering new lines and cementing his name along with the plaza's best. Jacob Harris delivers on the camera work once again. -
5/22/2022
Jeff Carlyle for Spitfire Wheels
Jeff scorches hills in The City and skips tracks at full speed for Spitfire.
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In The Mag
Austin Kanfoush scales into the stratosphere for our July '22 issue, which is also packed with 200 plus pages of heavy hits from Staples Center to the P-Stone Cup.