Displaying items by tag: Lannie Rhodes
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9/23/2019
Burnout: The Damned
Zero skateboards gave the hometown crowd a sneak peek at its eighth full-length video, Damn It All. Old faves, new faces and even a pro surprise. Get your FOMO workin’. -
1/07/2019
Burnout: Lou’s Shoe
How do you beat getting your own shoe? How about a getting a skatepark, a car and a party for all your friends and family? Congrats, Big Lou! -
11/19/2018
Burnout: Twenty Years Stoned
The OC and ATL’s finest converge to celebrate Grant Taylor’s 20 years on Volcom with a skate jam, killer bands, bros, babes, Big Hongry and the premier of Lannie Rhoades’ epic GT documentary. Cheers, Stoners! -
6/04/2018
Volcom's "Terminal Tourists" Article
Volcom in South American as viewed through the mind filter of Jake Phelps and the camera lens of Remy Stratton—from the July 2018 issue of the mag. Don’t forget your sunscreen, kids! -
1/09/2018
Burnout: Last Run!
Final session at Brighton’s ramp with the pros and bros gathering for a farewell schralp. -
11/27/2017
Burnout: West Enders
It’s that time of the year – video surprises around every corner! Louie Lopez dropped a heck of a bombshell and Volcom and Thrasher offered a sneak peek of his latest masterwork at the Good Bar in Long Beach last night, (which magically aligned on his 23rd birthday.) Cheers, Big Lou! -
11/10/2017
Shep Dawgs 5 Premiere Photos
Paco and the Shep Dawgs premiered their latest video at the Oceanside Pier stage. Check out some photos here. -
8/07/2017
Blood Wizard Oceanside Premiere
Blood Wizard week continues with photos from the Oceanside premiere of Mythical and Magical this past weekend—individual parts are dropping on the site all week, so stay tuned for the most wicked wizardry on four wheels. -
7/10/2017
No Ams On The Pier
Ed enlisted the help of Axel’s girlfriend, Lizzie Armanto, to bring him down to his home turf of the HB Pier to drop the surprise. -
6/14/2017
Lakai's "The Flare" Premiere Photos
Longtime crailtap videographer Federico Vitetta, along with his crew of master lensmen and the entire Lakai team once again bring you the best skating, filming and editing and keep The Flare alive. Check out photos from the premiere here.
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10/28/2020
Miles Silvas' "Spitfire" Part
Miles makes it all look easy, murking the ledge game to Mac Dre before his high-powered switch pop propels the part to extraordinary heights. -
10/28/2020
SKATELINE: 10.27.2020
Zane Timpson's FFFurther part, Raney's Identity Crisis part, Girl gets stoned with Volcom, Ethan Loy going pro for Element and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
10/28/2020
Stratosphere Skateshop's "Club Strat" Video
GT, Brock, Clark, Plunkett, T Gloves and a pack of ATL heavy hitters build up the ‘crete and tear down the street. Grant and Tom Taylor’s part will warm your cold heart. -
10/28/2020
Girl x Volcom's "Pretty Stoned" Article
Grinding over Rick’s head and flying into rivers, Simon Bannerot shares his co-captain’s log from the collab Northwest trek. Get a look at the all-terrain tour from our November 2020 mag. -
10/28/2020
Girl x Volcom's "Pretty Stoned" Video
Simon, Rick, Manchild, Griffin and Niels along with their synergized squad rip the indoor ramps and paved waves of the Pacific Northwest. Get high off the vibes.
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!