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Established: KCDC
Over 20 years in business, Amy Ellington has kept KCDC going through multiple locations and shifts in the scene. As one of the few woman-owned shops in the country, it functions as a community hub for a diverse array of Brooklyn's skaters. Hear how she makes it work. -
Leo Baker's "Post-Op" Spitfire Part Premiere Photos
Leo Baker and crew came together to premiere his new part at KCDC in Brooklyn. The night promised good times and high fives on the flyer, and it delivered. See who pulled through. -
Hardies x Spitfire x KCDC “Throw Down at Blue Ground" Video
We joined forces with Tyshawn for another crackin’ event at Blue Park in Brooklyn. Thank you to Hardies, Spitfire, and KCDC for helping to make it happen. -
Wreck Centers: Vol. 3 KCDC
At the heart of every thriving skate scene is a solid skateshop, even in a cultural epicenter like New York City. KCDC has been nourishing skateboarding in Brooklyn and beyond since 2001. Thank you for your service!
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Vincent Alvarez's "The Work" Dickies Video
Vincent's never been shy to get dirty for a clip, but this built out barrier goes beyond. Check the process and the payoff from his newest Dickies ad in tha mag. -
Magenta's "Fleur Bleue" Video
Jeremy Jones and the Blue Flowers homies from the UK bounced to Bordeaux for some cutty, quick-footed lines with their friends at Magenta. -
Gone Cemental "Prospects of a Suburban Wasteland" Video
GT, J-Worth, Tristan Rennie and more fire it up for a full hour of pure pool mayhem. -
Titi Gormit's "Hideout" Part
Blending tack-sharp precision with a classic vision, Titi climbs the ranks of world-class ledge technicians with a flood of clips that’ll bend your brain. -
Neckface's "How to Quit Skateboarding" Article
Most kids call it quits after their first slam. That first sip of booze is also a doozy. If those didn’t stop you dead in your tracks and you’re still looking for a quick out, these are some healthy options to help you finally quit skateboarding. As seen in our January '25 issue.
In The Mag
T-Funk on the tree trunk. Tristan Funkhouser barks hard with a wrong-way tree transfer at a classic Natas spot. In this issue we have Blake Carpenter and Tom Schaar interviews, Chris Joslin's 5 Greats, a behind-the-scenes look at "War Cry," and a Monster mission to Europe. Get yours.