Displaying items by tag: Classics
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Classics: Eric Koston "Chomp On This"
"Chomp" remains one of the all-time great vids to mix up sheer fun and dork tricks with gnarly, hardcore skating. Trevor Colden introduces a classic part from 2002. -
Classics: Kenny Reed "7 Year Glitch"
He's a traveler and wanderer, but above all Kenny is a sick skater with a unique style who's been on a long, strange trip. Walker Ryan introduces a classic New Deal part from 2002. -
Classics: John Rattray "Dying To Live"
Even if you know John's skating and have seen this part before, he'll surprise you again anyway with his mix of fun vibes and gnarly skating. Manderson introduces a classic Zero part from 2002. -
Classics: Brad Staba "Skateboarding 101"
Way back in the day we made a "How to Skateboard" video. It was only right that we asked Brad Staba to illustrate the proper way to shuv it. POP! -
Classics: Jerry Hsu "Black Cat"
This gnarly part is often over-looked only because Jerry has had such a hardcore history of skating. Jimmy Cao introduces a classic part from the 2000 Maple vid. -
Classics: Neil Blender "Destroy Everything Now"
Neil injected an extra boost of fun and creativity into skating when it really needed it in the '80s and '90s. Tom Remillard introduces a classic from the 2004 88 vid. -
Classics: Mike Carroll "Questionable"
This legendary part has been watched and studied for 22 years and yet you notice something different each time. Tim O'Connor introduces a classic Plan B part from 1992. -
Classics: Reese Forbes "Eastern Exposure 3"
EE3: Underachievers is still one of the best, most raw representations of East Coast skating ever. Dylan Rieder introduces a classic from 1996. -
Classics: James Brockman "New Blood"
Dane Burman picks out a classic from the 2005 Zero video, New Blood—this is James Brockman. -
Classics: Jamie Thomas "Misled Youth"
Skate videos had been growing crazier by the year for some time, but Zero's pure-hammer, no-filler skating (like this JT part) were utterly shocking. Tony Cervantes introduces a classic from 1999.
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LIFERS: Duplex
Nothing's more powerful in skateboarding than a tight-knit crew. Florida's Duplex gang roll together through thick and thin. Ride along and meet the squad. -
Currchella
Curren Caples didn’t just get a party to celebrate his first signature shoe on Vans, he got an EXPERIENCE! Warning: there will be surfing. And karaoke. And Omar Hassan. Congrats, Curren! -
Paul Rodriguez' "The One" Nike SB Video
Twenty years after its release, P-Rod and Nike SB are bringin' back his first signature shoe. Paul walks us down memory lane before stackin' a heavy clip in new kicks. -
New Balance Numeric x Bronze56k "480" Video
Jordan Trahan, Shaun Paul and Billy McFeely get it first rips before Marcello Campanello closes it out in Queens for New Balance and Bronze56K. -
Ray Barbee's "Little Postcards From Home" Album
When Ray Barbee skates, we watch. When he jams, we listen. Keep your ears peeled for a new record by the legend himself dropping May 23rd on Tommy G's Too Good label.
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