Displaying items by tag: James Capps
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5/20/2020
510 and Homemix's "Movietape" Video
Teddy Seeley, Simon Jensen, Alex Conn, Harry Lintell and the Homemix crew get to cookin' while Gerwer and Mason Silva pop in to spice up the sesh. The Bay does it best... -
3/02/2020
Chocolate's "All Eyes on 'Keem*" Article
With a $100 wager for who can get the most tricks, Chocolate’s young bucks hit the Northeast with a little extra ambition. The vets turn it up to 11 as well—Hell, even Rick Howard got a proper photo! Check the piece from our March 2020 issue to see who walked away with the fattest stacks of clips and chips. -
3/02/2020
Chocolate Skateboards' "Tony" Video
Chocolate tours always radiate the perfect blend of camaraderie and skate prowess. Brophy, Vincent and Stevie take the new blood on an international tear from Toronto to NYC, as Carl Aikens makes a hell of an introduction. -
8/22/2019
Double Rock: Lakai
The Flare squadron took up residence inside The Rock for the weekend, burning the place to a crisp and leaving no sheet of ply untoasted. -
5/13/2019
Grotto Lotto 2019 Photos
This was the final Grotto Lotto and nobody held back—Joe Brook got the flicks and everybody got the tricks. Farewell, Rev park! Nothing gold can stay. -
2/15/2019
James Capps' "Homage" Part
James Capps comes through with a part for his new Lakai colorway, inspired by his hometown shop and first sponsor, Prestige Skateboards. Covering all ground from the Northwest down to the Bay and LA, James keeps busy finding and ripping everything in his path. -
1/28/2019
Lakai's "La Flareto Rico Tour" Video
Yonnie Cruz, Stevie Perez, Simon Bannerot, Cody Chapman, Tyler Pacheco, Griffin Gass and James Capps explore and rip Puerto Rico. -
10/23/2018
Girl Skateboards' "Doll" Premiere Photos
Crailtap broke in their new warehouse to friends and family alike Friday evening for a private viewing of their newest video, Doll. -
4/20/2018
James Capps for the Lakai Sheffield
Lakai am, James Capps, spent last summer traveling all throughout Europe with a crew of his homies. Check out what he got. -
1/18/2018
Prestige Skateshop's "Small Potatoes" Montage
A good skateshop like Prestige keeps the local skate scene thriving. Big ups to the boys in Boise.
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10/31/2020
Franky Villani's "One Big Mess" Part
Franky’s creativity hits new heights, as he risks it all for spot-specific NBDs and full-on facemelters. You won’t see another part like this again. -
10/31/2020
Franky Villani's "One Big Mess" Interview
From chubby Santa Ana local to visionary pro for New Balance and Primitive, Franky’s journey was unlikely to say the least. Read how he let fate be his guide to the good life in this December ’20 mag feature. -
10/31/2020
Vans "Customade" by Cher Strauberry
Vans drops some black and pink kicks designed by Cher and gives $20K to charity. Lace ‘em up and stand for something. -
10/31/2020
ASCO's "Mis Chicxs" Video
Eze Martinez and crew barge through the cuts of São Paolo and Rio, experiencing the street life while demolishing its architecture. -
10/31/2020
No Hotels x Plus Skateshop "Local Watering Hole" Video
Niels Bennett, Rob Wootton, Blake Carpenter and a roster of all-time Florida figures wreck the streets and creeks on Evan Smith’s hammer-filled expedition. There’s savagery in the swamp.
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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!