Displaying items by tag: Krooked Kolorado
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9/07/2012
Krooked Vs. Kolorado
On some tours, dudes wake up at noon and have three-hour meals. This trip was all-skate, all the time. Crystal-clear filming, a rad team, and special guests—you gotta watch this one. As seen in the October mag. -
9/06/2012
Hall Of Meat: John Rattray
If Rattray slams on a ledge and the filmer didn't record the audio, does it still make a sound? No, but this icy wipe-out is all too real. -
9/06/2012
Krooked Kontest
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9/04/2012
Classics: Van Wastell "Gnar Gnar"
The raw footage and loose edit of this 2007 Krooked vid shows how rad and talented Van really was. Mike Anderson introduces a classic. -
9/02/2012
Firing Line: Bobby Worrest
It's not what you do, it's how you do it. Bobby starts off this line with a wicked, proper noseslide shove-it. -
9/01/2012
Krooked vs Kolorado Trailer
We've seen clips. This is gonna be a good one. Featuring Dan Drehobl, Brad Cromer, Manderson, special guests Rattray and Silas, and Bobby Worrest with a 30-foot switch back lip.
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5/16/2022
Grimple Stix' "Go Fly a Kite" Video
Teddy Seeley darkslides and hippie jumps through Gerwer's twisted vision, complete with confounding ads and killer cameos. Don't worry, Evan's in there too. -
5/16/2022
The "Sour Solution III" Article
ER visits, mismanaged funds and a crew that can't seem to make it to the same destination, it's truly a miracle that Sour Solution III exists. Read up to see how it happened with this hilarious piece from our May '22 mag. -
5/16/2022
The Sour Solution III
Gustav's third full-length for Sour lives up to the hype, with an uncompromised vision mixing creative minds and world-class technical talent. -
5/16/2022
Jahmir Brown's "Push Your Own Story" DC Video
Jahmir talks growin' up in Philly and what makes it his favorite city for DC Shoes. -
5/16/2022
Dickies Welcomes Guy Mariano
Dickies gets Guy on the session with Manderson and Vincent in his first edit as a team rider.
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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.