Displaying items by tag: Magnified
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1/30/2017
Magnified: Willy Lara
Calling this noseblunt at Potrero hairball is a severe understatement. Willy takes it out to the fence and reels it back in. Wow... -
12/22/2016
Magnified: Bucky Lasek
Bucky barges Boneless to FS Invert on the extension. If this one goes wrong you’re in a world of hurt. -
12/12/2016
Magnified: Dakota Servold
Dakota is no stranger to the beastly boardslide, but this rail is a whopper even by his standards. -
11/21/2016
Magnified: Pedro Delfino
It required slams and sweat (and a Rhino headache) but Pedro unlocks the secret to an unusual trick. -
11/16/2016
Magnified: Windsor James
Windsor’s been jumping on them bars for years and he ain’t slowing down anytime soon. After a couple tumbles he handles this double kink like a seasoned vet. -
11/02/2016
Magnified: Austyn Gillette
This spot has all the lurkings of a meltdown waiting to happen. Austyn weaves through the run-up, lands into some crust, and ducks through a sketchy roll-away to victory. -
10/24/2016
Magnified: Jaws
The biggest obstacle in Tokyo is the swarm of people swirling around almost every spot. Jaws dodges bodies as he heaves his carcass down another huge set. -
10/18/2016
Magnified: Tiago Lemos
Pop, lock and take the drop; Tiago handles a huge backside noseblunt with complete control. Stay tuned for his video part this Friday— -
10/12/2016
Magnified: Oscar Navarro
Hippie jumping a ladder in a backyard pool takes some cojones. Add a shove it to the mix and you gotta go up a pants' size. Oscar Navarro gets the goods and makes it look all too easy. -
10/05/2016
Magnified: Spanky
Frontside wallrides are rad anytime/anywhere, but taking one over an infamous ten stair in San Francisco is the stuff of legend. Hell yeah, Spanky!
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7/15/2025
This Old Ledge: Pulaski
The hallowed ground of this Washington, DC spot serves as a guide to the style and power of raw East Coast skateboarding. Ted shines a light on one of the last great skate plazas in the US. -
7/15/2025
Skeleton Key's "Turf or Bust" Video
The Turf in Wisconsin rose from the ashes and the Skeleton Key crew fired-up the first rips with Navs and company. Plan your pilgrimage now. -
7/15/2025
Luca Ledebur's "Kumpart" Tree Part
Luca Ledebur dismantles the ledges of Argentina with a show-stopping technical arsenal for Tree Skateshop. -
7/15/2025
Tyler Pacheco's “Oldies” Video
Manchild releases stunning vintage lines and more golden oldies along with a trove of handicam gems with Simon, Niels, Pablo and company. -
7/15/2025
Jake Borchenko's "Portmanteau" Video
Dae Geun Ahn and Josh Murphy kick off the excitement in Seoul, backed by an extensive crew of homies and a heavy closing act from Jason Choi. Don't miss this scenic vision of South Korea.
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In The Mag
Jerry Hsu once again graces the cover with a darkslide at dusk. His epic Life and Times article shines bright this issue. Also in this issue: Girl saves skateboarding, the rebirth of Turf and a full Turnstile takeover. Get yours today