Displaying items by tag: PLA Skateshop
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Thunder x PLA
Miles Silvas, Michael Pulizzi, Miika Adamov and James Wright got together for a video project repping their shop and the city they call home. -
Miles Silvas' "PLA X Thrasher" Part
One of the absolute best, and he makes it all look so damn effortless. Miles Davis had an album titled Miles Ahead, which feels like a very appropriate way to describe this level of skateboarding. -
PLA at The Office
David Oakley, James Wright and Miles Silvas recently rolled through The Office with a PLA crew and put in some serious overtime. -
James Wright's "PLA" Part
Kick back and enjoy the smooth stylings of James Wright. Macramento always puts it down proper. -
PLAboys featuring Michael Pulizzi
We're admittedly biased towards Northern California, but don't get it twisted, these dudes go hard. This edit kicks off with a montage of the crew, featuring Miles, Miika, Blue, and many more, before ending with a killer part from Michael Pulizzi.
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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.