Displaying items by tag: Wade Speyer
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11/25/2019
Wade Speyer's Madness Board
Madness is honored to announce Wade’s guest board. Check it out here. -
9/19/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 9
Speyer, Shao, and others are greeted by NYC ambassadors Peter Bici, Chris and Jones Keefe, and Rob Gangemi. -
6/29/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 8
Wade Speyer, Phil Shao, and others are a long way from home as they head to New York and hit the streets. -
6/13/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 7
More Shao, Speyer, Pailes, Bici, and Choppy Omega. Wade's final transfer is make or break all the skin off your body. -
6/12/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 6
Some wood parks get set on fire by the skating of Donny Barley, Phil Shao, and others. You gotta see Wade Speyer's bowl grind at 1:38. -
4/11/2013
August 1995
Cover: Phil Shao – Smith Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: Skating Burnside with Mark Gonzales, John Cardiel, Coco Santiago, Diggity Dawes, Skip Towne and more and interviews with Max Schaaf and Scott Johnson Also In This Issue: Rad ams Doug Shoemaker, Nikhil Thayer and James Qua and skating in Santa Rosa and BostonMusic Articles: Santana, No Use For A Name and Gaunt -
4/04/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 5
Woodward gets hit hard by Wade Speyer, Phil Shao, Donny Barley, Chad Kramer, and Brian Howard. -
3/04/2013
Wade Speyer in Label Kills
Black Label celebrates 25 years by re-releasing some of their favorite parts from past videos. Here's Wade Speyer's part from "Label Kills" released in 2001. -
1/17/2013
From the Crypt: On the Road Volume 2
From the Crypt continues with more from our On the Road video, featuring Peter Bici, Matt Pailes, Wade Speyer, and the one and only Phil Shao. We miss you dude. -
6/18/2012
Weekend at Wade's
Black Label spent a weekend with Wade Speyer, checking out the sixth Raise Hell jam.
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2/24/2020
Chocolate Skateboards' "Tony" Video
Chocolate tours always radiate the perfect blend of camaraderie and skate prowess. Brophy, Vincent and Stevie take the new blood on an international tear from Toronto to NYC, as Carl Aikens makes a hell of an introduction. -
2/24/2020
A Day in the Life of Marsha Ann
Skateism followed our multi-talented customer service expert around for an inspiring profile about life in the office, higher education and skating the Bay with her squad. Get to know one of our favorite office mates before she’s your kids’ favorite teacher. -
2/24/2020
Jake Reuter's "Trash Can" Part
Jake hits every New Mexican ditch and backyard pool with gusto in his new Black Label part shot by Ryan Maddox. The back blunt across the light and death box might make you lose your composure. -
2/24/2020
Chris Russell x Creature VX Deck
Does the new board tech hold up against Chris Russell’s five-foot air to disaster? Get the answer and a few more heavy concrete maneuvers in this clip from Creature. -
2/24/2020
Foundation x Emerica Dakota Servold Deck
To commemorate his debut part for Emerica, Foundation released a special Green Servold graphic showing both the pain and pleasure of the video process. It’s clear he’s gone skateboarding, and you should too.
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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!