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November 1989
Cover: Scott Oster – Bert Photo: Van Dusen Inside This Mag: Raw meat Frankie Hill, Chet Thomas, Ron Emory, Brian Ferdinand, Mike Taylor, Mark Cernicky, Caleb Moore and Ruben Orkin and a Russian skate trip Also In This Issue: Skating in Indiana, some snowboarding action and Camp MillwoodMusic Articles: Bad Brains, Tad and 7A3 -
October 1989
Cover: Jeremy Henderson – Wallride Photo: Thomas Inside This Mag: Vans Jam, skating in NYC and an interview with Lester KasaiAlso In This Issue: G&S Cup in Hamburg, Germany, the NYC Street Obstacle Contest, NSA am competitions in TX, MD and IL and the Europa Cup in West GermanyMusic Articles: Throwing Muses, the Hangmen, Mordred, Sick Of It All, Iggy Pop and the Ramones -
September 1989
Cover: Danny Sargent – Nosepick Photo: Thatcher Inside This Mag: An interview with Tom Groholski, skating in Minneapolis and a guide to skating the globe with Bill Runaway and his crew Also In This Issue: The Savannah Slamma in Georgia Music Articles: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Leeway, Underdog and 999 -
March 1989
Cover: Robby Olhisher – Wallride Photo: Starr Inside This Mag: The art of freestyle skating, skating in Atlanta and Australia and the Czech Euroskate '88Also In This Issue: The NSA Regional Amateur Winners Pride Pavillion in PhoenixMusic Articles: Slayer, Circle Jerks, Dag Nasty, Social Distortion, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bad Brains and Igor's record collection -
Skate Coach Comic Archives
Here's the complete archive of Skate Coach comics that ran in the mag over the years. "Groom that goatee! You're a professional!" -
Slam Demons 2: Return of the Burn
Every skater has known them for years, but you've never met them face to face. Here are more of the monsters, fiends, and low-down dirty devils that are a part of every skate slam. -
Magnified: Cyril Jackson
Anyone who watched Bake and Destroy knows Cyril came out of nowhere with one of the best parts. As seen in the December mag, this seven-flat-eight is a true monster. -
Sneak Peek: Trunk Boyz
They skate everything, they don't complain, and they're most comfortable crammed in the van's back panel. In honor of Girl and Chocolate's Pretty Sweet video, we're proud to offer five different covers for each of the Trunk Boyz. Photos by Ben Colen. -
Certified Piece of Suck: Skatepark Reviews
These skatepark designs were either botched from the beginning, or they got fouled up during construction. Either way, we're shining a light on these lousy lumps. -
"The Journey" Lives Again
It was a random spread in the mag two years ago (September 2010) but we still get asked about it to this day. So we brought it back from the dead and breathed some new life into it.
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Chocolate Introduces Dougie George
Dougie gets the official spot on Chocolate with a fresh part packed with smooth style in the UK streets. Carlisle, Jordan, Vincent and company come through to help welcome their new dude. -
Frankie Spears' "Loose Threads" Dickies Part
Frankie puts in a fight for every clip on the East Coast's most iconic spots. From Rockaway Beach to Miami, these tricks warrant the celebrations. -
Mental's "Auckland 2025" Video
Snape, Nikolai, Zion, Gabbers and more set the stage in New Zealand before Chima caps it off with an unreal kickflip for Mental. -
RIP in Peace: Rob Walker
Indiana's son Rob Walker was as wild and carefree as they come, but he also had a heart of gold that made him a dear friend to many in the Midwest and beyond. Read this touching tribute by Indy legend Hutch and get a glimpse of Rob's absolutely wreckless skating. -
Palace's "More Highly Defined" Video
Louie, Lucien, Kyle, Charlie, Heitor, Ville and company pave the way before new pro Jahmir Brown drops the curtains with a tour de force performance.
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In The Mag
Alex Midler tops the list of “Scariest Senders,” and with this Texas-sized back lip, we have to agree. In this issue we’ve got full Swampfest coverage, Santa Cruz from NZ to OZ, Supreme in Miami, plus lots more. Get yours today.