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San Francisco's Hilltop Skatepark Opening
Born in 1979, the Dish was the first skatepark in SF. The Trust for Public Land came at me about a year ago to redo the Dish; I recommended Grindline and they got the job. Fast forward to Dec. 3, 2016 the ribbon was cut and the park was open. Come and get it at the top of Hudson St. SF, CA. —Jake Phelps
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This Old Ledge: Fort Miley
Gophers, war plans and the pioneers of street skating all play a part in the mind-blowing history of San Francisco’s oldest and most important concrete banks. Watch Ted and learn. -
ROUGH CUT: Hermann Stene's "A Thousand Suns" REAL Part
From Baker Beach to EMB, Hermann's heaviest hits will live in SF history. Catch the skin-shredding sessions that put REAL's young pro in a whole new league. -
Val Bauer's "If There is Another World" Globe Part
Val flies through Parisian poles and breaks down barriers with Austyn providing support in this soulful part for Globe Skateboarding. -
Hoddle Presents Digby Luxton
Australian star Digby unleahes a storm of marathon slides before shocking the masses with a crowd-pleasing ender section for Hoddle. -
This Old Ledge: Pulaski
The hallowed ground of this Washington, DC spot serves as a guide to the style and power of raw East Coast skateboarding. Ted shines a light on one of the last great skate plazas in the US.
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In The Mag
Jerry Hsu once again graces the cover with a darkslide at dusk. His epic Life and Times article shines bright this issue. Also in this issue: Girl saves skateboarding, the rebirth of Turf and a full Turnstile takeover. Get yours today