Displaying items by tag: Shane Heyl
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7/21/2010
Burnout: Agony of the feet
Burnout and crew cover some big sets from all angles. -
7/19/2010
Burnout: Barriers
Burnout hits some barriers, then runs into a Stay Gold crew going to work before their deadline. -
5/14/2010
Five Sequences: May 14, 2010
Hammeke brings you this week's 'five' with Shane Heyl, Jesse Plumb, Jimmy Cao, Al Partanen, and Kevin Coakley. -
5/13/2010
Burnout: Top of the Heap
Burnout checks in from the last show on the Skate Rock tour, at the Autumn Bowl in New York. -
5/12/2010
Burnout: Chester, PA
On the way out of Philly, the Skate Rock crew hit up some spots Chris Cole suggested in Chester, PA. -
5/11/2010
Burnout: Philly
After skating FDR the crew went to play a show and skate an indoor bowl. Burnout was there for all the action. -
4/29/2010
Skate Rock: Raleigh, NC
Shane Heyl skates fast. It ain't no fun if the homies can't get none. Next stop Wilmington, tonight. -
2/23/2010
The Goat
"It’s just another creative outlet like skating, playing guitar, writing lyrics." -
1/06/2010
Burnout: Can I Have Your Autograph?
Burnout has some Low-Life autograph talk.
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2/23/2020
Kevin Calderwood's "Coattails" Video
From the streets of San Jose comes a full-length of rare achievement. Crisp VX colors, appearances from Tiltmode royalty, Ben Raemers footy and a hectic ender part from Peter Raffin make it a hell of a watch. This will start your skate day off right. -
2/23/2020
Emerica's "Green" Video
Continuing their already impressive legacy, Emerica strikes gold again with Green. Dakota pushes his rail game to new limits and Dickson rips every set and bank to shreds like a rabid wolverine while the rest of the team fills out a killer montage. This is canon. -
2/23/2020
Jon Dickson Interview
Before dropping his curtain-closing part in Green, the midwestern madman set the record straight about breaking his leg the first time skating, ice fishing in Illinois and roving scooter gangs taking over his hometown. Get up to speed with this extended interview by Taylor Kirby from our Feb 2020 issue. -
2/23/2020
Business and Company Murder Recruit
The dramatic finale to Marc Johnson’s cryptic yet murdery video series is here and it couldn’t have ended any better—with Dashawn Jordan finally getting a pro board. Congrats, D! -
2/23/2020
DC's T-Funk x Tati Compton Shoe Release Photos
To celebrate DC's collab with pro rider T-Funk and artist Tati Compton, they put on Tati's first art show, complete with all the fresh gear and free stick-and-pokes. Get a sneak peak, literally.
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Knock, knock. Who’s there? Jack O’Grady with a backside 50-50 on a massive marble hubba, that’s who! These Am Scramblers are no F-ing joke! Jack O’Grady, Aaron Goure, Jesse Lindloff, Gage Boyle, Griffin Gass, Jacopo Carozzi, Ish Cepeda, Myles Willard, Breana Geering and Giovanni Vianna filled up the vans this year and we have the deets on it all. The Scramble gets hotter each year. And speaking of epic road trips, Chocolate’s new ams—Hakeem, Carl and James—make the trek from Toronto to Jersey City to eat Garbage Plates and gobble up spots. Up front we have Milton Martinez’s SOTY party recap. Smoookes! Think you’ve got what it takes to become a professional amateur? Your favorite TM’s spill the beans on how to make it in the biz. Mark Appleyard breaks down his five great claims to fame AND we’ve got the annual T-Eddy awards, where even the losers are winners. Zounds-wise, Orville Peck talks about being openly gay in the country-music world and Population Control and Plague Vendor beat some eardrums into submission. Kids, don’t try this at home!