Displaying items by tag: Trevor Morgan
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5/28/2019
Zarosh's "Cachagua 6" Dirtboard Race
Everyone needs to get to Cachagua at least once in their life. This is just a glimpse of all the madness and side-splitting fun. Thanks to the Eggleston family for another awesome afternoon up there in the Carmel hills. Long live Pablo! -
4/02/2019
"Ye Olde Destruction" Premiere Photos
Thomas Campbell’s new film Ye Olde Destruction premiered on Thursday, March 28, at The Ritz Night Club in San Jose, CA. Check out some photos here. -
2/11/2019
Gridlock - Episode 2
Kevin Braun anchors the second installment of Gridlock, highlighting the bountiful Bay Area terrain with a top-notch cast of homies. -
9/22/2018
510 Skateshop's "Island" Video
The legendary Berkeley skateshop celebrates their 20th anniversary with this die-hard full-length we’re profoundly proud to premiere. Big Love to 510! -
9/21/2016
Jeremy McNamara's "Basement Dust" Video
Sometimes you gotta look underneath to find the stoke. Videographer Jeremy McNamara captured the sessions below ground at this undisclosed location north of San Francisco. -
5/21/2015
Trevor Morgan's "Diddle It" Part
Trevor's style is so smooth and effortless. His part gives off the vibe of a casual cruise down the block, even while he lays down the hammer. -
4/30/2015
"Pointless Destruction" Video
From the spots, to the skating, to the cinematography, this video has it all and more. The Skate Gods must be pleased... -
4/27/2015
Pointless Destruction Teaser
Jeremy McNamara is a gnarly skater and videographer from the north side of the Golden Gate. He makes killer vids, and this one is no exception. Watch it here this Wednesday. -
2/28/2014
"In the Details" full video
Wow, this is not your average homie vid. After an incredible opening montage, this crew of North Bay, CA rippers goes to work with the help of some truly great filming and editing by Jeremy McNamara. -
2/05/2014
DIY Oakland: Lower Bobs
The whole Lower Bobs crew put in some serious blood, sweat, and beers here. Long live the DIY and a big cheers to everyone who made it happen!
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8/10/2020
Evan Smith's "Modern Frequency" Part
Captain Cosmic keeps the hits coming with another part full of head-scratching hammers. Tune in and trip out—Evan is on one. -
8/10/2020
Tiago Lemos NM1010
It’s only fitting that Tiago’s New Balance shoe is as tech as he is. Take a look under the sole and find the secret to ungodly pop. -
8/10/2020
Manramp: "Manformer" Episode 4
Get ready for the ultimate unboxing video, as Manramp roams LA under his new mobile demo kit. The Ramp is evolving. -
8/10/2020
Time to Grind with Kevin Kowalski
Grillin’ salmon and cookin’ coping, Kowalski does Lincoln City right for Indy. Throw an extra one on for the Big Dog. -
8/10/2020
New from Krooked
Fresh Gonz graphics for Manderson, Cromer and Bobby in the new drop along with a guest board for our favorite architect Alexis Sablone. Get it straight—grab one for the wall plus one for the streets.
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In The Mag
The covers—front and back—should clue you in, but the September 2020 issue is chock full of LEGENDS. Up front, Darrell Stanton breaks down his June ’02 Classic Cover—the backside noseblunt down Clipper which is jaw dropping to this day, Gary Rogers pontificates on people he’s known, Clyde Singleton dishes on the chef life and his newfound sobriety, Alphonzo Rawls talks H-Street, art and skate footwear, Sal Barbier reminisces on his first big trip to CA from Louisiana, ‘80s pro Stephanie Person explains why nothing will ever be as hard as being a female skater, Karl Watson discusses Maxallure, his rider-owned biz supporting the next generation and we catch up with Forrest Edwards—and we’re not even halfway through the mag yet. Atiba Jefferson weighs in on the heroes and heavies who made him who he is today and we’ve got feature interviews with Ray Barbee, Kareem Campbell, Stevie Williams, Samarria Brevard, Steve Steadham, Robert Neal, Zion Wright, Marty Grimes, Kader Sylla, Ishod Wair and Nyjah Huston. Atiba sums up this mag with these poignant words: “This issue is a celebration of one of many cultures that have made an amazing impact on skateboarding… This is a story I have always been proud to be a part of, a story that has always been told by Thrasher and that we will continue to tell.”