Displaying items by tag: Neal Hendrix
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9/30/2019
New Deal's "1990 Retrospective" Montage
If you lived through it, bask in the nostalgia. If you’re currently reviving it, take notes. Welcome back, New Deal. Thanks for reminding us that 1990 totally ripped. But is it weird that this looks like a modern-day sponsor-me video? Discuss amongst yourselves. -
9/13/2017
Neal Hendrix for Bones Bearings
Neal Hendrix skating Tony Hawk's ramp for Bones bearings. -
10/05/2015
Rumble In Ramona 5 Video
Vert skating's favorite event is back! No winners, no losers, (except anyone who chickened out,) this is halfpipe action at its down-and-dirtiest best! -
10/04/2015
Rumble In Ramona 5 Photos
Here's some Rumble photos from Ramona to get you fired up for the video coming soon. -
10/11/2010
Rumble In Ramona: The Last Stand
They say it was the last stand, we'll see. We're always down for the Rumble in Ramona. -
10/10/2010
Burnout: Under the Ramp
Burnout lets you live vicariously through the last stand at Rumble in Ramona. -
1/25/2010
June 1997
Cover: Chico Brenes – Gap To Back Tail Photo: OgdenInside This Mag: Tampa Pro Contest and an interview with Carl Shipman Also In This Issue: Santa Rosa Skatepark and skating in AtlantaMusic Articles: The Descendents, Shudder to Think, the Promise Ring and Helmet -
1/25/2010
November 1995
Cover: Quim Cardona – Frontside Air Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: Skating in New York, Virginia Beach and EuropeAlso In This Issue: Neil BlenderMusic Articles: Guttermouth, Hole, The Queers, Vision and JT the Bigga Figga -
1/25/2010
October 1995
Cover: Chad Muska – 5-0 Photo: Dalgart Inside This Mag: ESPN Extreme Games, Foundation/Toy Machine Tour, Tony Alva and the CSSU Zuma Beach BashAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams Donny Barley, Andy Bohna and Mike Pragnell and the life and times of Todd SwankMusic Articles: Ol' Dirty Bastard, Jello Biafra, Truly and the Twinz -
1/25/2010
July 1995
Cover: CR Stecyk III – Toes On The Nose Photo: Stecyk Inside This Mag: Lance Mountain then and now, skating in Puerto Rico, the Cult of the Longboard and an interview with Frank HirataAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams Gabe Angemi, Mikey Chin and Barry Walsh, a memorium for Sean Miller and skating in Las Vegas and SocalMusic Articles: Bouncing Souls, New Bomb Turks, Wax and Urban Dance Squad
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6/04/2020
Skaters Vote
The big one's coming up and Skaters Vote makes it easy to register. We've got a responsibility to be part of the process. Let's make our votes count! -
6/04/2020
Aaron Kim's "Welcome to Globe" Part
Aaron weaves through the maze of Southern California concrete with effortless style and a deep bag of tricks. Those frontside flips belong in a museum. -
6/04/2020
HIGH's "Bella Terra" Video
Half these moves will leave you head scratchin’. Yuri Facchini, Rodrigo Peterson, Adelmo Jr. and their fellow Brazilians pull off an all-out assault in the Bay and back home. -
6/04/2020
Skateboard Hieroglyphics
Ancient Egypt is known for Pyramids, Pharaohs, and mummies. Our research of their mysterious written language also indicates they had a ripping skate scene with unique hazards. Here we revisit some sacred wall scrawls. -
6/04/2020
Quarantine Sessions with David Gravette
Gravette, Binger, Ellis and Kimbel put their masks up and hammers down. Watch ‘em sanitize their bloody hands while going nuts on junk jumps and handicap bars in Portland.
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In The Mag
T-Funk’s rides a rarely-seen backside stalefish down a wall, carving out a spot on the July 2020 front. More DC action inside as John Gardner (DC team rider and team manager) dishes on flutes, the aforementioned Funk, Euro missions and their upcoming Domino flick. Most notably this issue contains our own love letter to Jeff Grosso—containing epic photos from grom Grosso to elder statesman and tales of Mothra from those who knew him best. Jeff’s enthusiasm for skating was contagious and his willingness to tell it like it is and share his love for our culture will live on forever. RIP in peace, Grosso. Pop-quiz time! Alexis Ramirez sits down and takes the Thrasher Test while his newest Sk8Mafia teammate Alex Willms gets a Heads interview. Need more Mafia? We interview Brandon Turner about his rise from child prodigy to certified SD legend (and all the bumps along the way). This one’s heavy. And we ain’t done yet—Chris Wimer also gets the Heads-interview treatment, Fred Gall breaks down some crusty skate spots he’s known over the years, Salomon Cardenas tells the tale of breaking a testicle in half, the resurrection of Skarfing Material has Ben Kadow serving up a recipe for Refrigerator Soup and we dive into the worst ads to have ever appeared in Thrasher. Bored during quarantine? This one will keep you busy until it’s safe to creep in the streets again.