Displaying items by tag: Shawn Farmer
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1/25/2010
March 1996
Cover: Ron Whaley – JR Frontside Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: Thrasher's 1995 Skater of the Year Chris Senn and the SOTY bash Also In This Issue: Rad ams Tim Wells, Judd Hertzler and Charlie Watts, skating in Arizona and New Zealand, Sean Young and an East Coast skate seshMusic Articles: Fugazi, Meatmen and Sister Machine Gun -
1/22/2010
November 1994
Cover: Alan Petersen – Ollie Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: A trip through 14 states with Ron Whaley, Tim Brauch, Israel Forbes, Andrew Falkowski, Greg Lamson, Rob Brown and Noah Martineau and a skate trip from Philadelphia to New England and backAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams John Klein, Shamil Randle, Bear Hughes and Jon Puca and skating in Pennsylvania and Denver, COMusic Articles: Rock Steady Festival featuring Brand Nubian and more, Kill Dozer, G Love and Special Sauce, Motocaster and Life of Agony
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5/22/2022
Jake Hayes' "E30" Part
Jake takes the whip out to hunt high bars for huge snaps. Hurricanes on handicap rails? No problem. He’s hittin’ new heights. -
5/22/2022
Talkin' Shop with "Heart" Author Lucas Beaufort
Lucas Beaufort turned a COVID passion project into an anthology of the finest skateshops on the planet. Read how his love for our cultural hubs became a global collection with this enthralling interview. -
5/22/2022
Sieben's Skateshop Etiquette Guide
If you’re new to skateboarding and aren’t sure how to behave at the local shop, just follow these tips and you’ll be blending in with the rest of the dipshits wandering in off the street in no time. -
5/22/2022
Casper Brooker's "Cathedral" Nike SB Part
Casper puts in the work at South Bank, uncovering new lines and cementing his name along with the plaza's best. Jacob Harris delivers on the camera work once again. -
5/22/2022
Jeff Carlyle for Spitfire Wheels
Jeff scorches hills in The City and skips tracks at full speed for Spitfire.
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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.