Displaying items by tag: Welcome To Hell
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MoMI's "Recording the Ride" Opening Photos
Nerds and notable figures from skate-video history convened in Queens for opening night of Recording the Ride—a ‘90s video retrospective at the Museum of the Moving Image. Catch all the big hitters that came out to see the show. -
Classics: Donny Barley's "Welcome To Hell" part
No matter where in the world he takes his board, Donny always represents raw East Coast skating. T-Funk introduces a classic from the 1996 Toy Machine video. -
Classics: Ed Templeton "Welcome To Hell"
Ed's been a part of skating in pretty much every capacity: Pro skater, filmer, photographer, artist, company owner, and driving the damn van. Here's to three decades. Matt Bennett introduces a 1996 Toy Machine classic. -
Classics: Jamie Thomas, Welcome to Hell
When this part dropped in 1996, Jamie wasn't considered just a ripper—he was a skate demon. Emmanuel Guzman talks about how much this video influenced him. -
Classics: Welcome to Hell Slams
Earlier this year Leo Romero quit Baker to be on Toy Machine. Their videos are classics. Here's the slam section from 1996's Welcome to Hell. Not for the weak-kneed.
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Conexión Argentina Vol II
Ulises Choque fires first on the steps of Argentina before Nico Bustos, Adriel Parmisano and more unleash a hailstorm of heavy hits. Nacho Lima's insane ender will have you shook. -
Nik Stain's "Hockey IV" Interview
From humble roots in Moscow to taking New York by storm, the throughline in Nik’s journey is pure dedication to skateboarding. Friend and photographer Jared Sherbert wraps with Hockey’s speed freak on skating alone, college lessons and how he clocks his hours searching for spots. As seen in our July ‘25 mag. -
The "Hockey IV" Video
Hockey drops another instant-classic home video with powerful performances from Diego Todd, Cruise Mosberg, Ben Kadow, Nik Stain and more. -
Meet Your Heroes: Jon Miner
Jon Miner's crafted era-defining videos for years, but beyond the lens he's one of the realest skate rats out. From early days with Adrenalin to struggles with surgery and addiction, then finally a return to the ramp, his story is essential reading for any skate fan. As seen in our June '25 mag. -
This Old Ledge: J Kwon
The history held at this Los Angeles mecca is almost too deep to quantify. Follow along as Ted traces a 40 year thread, from Ray Barbee in ’88 to Casper Brooker’s recent Baker part.
In The Mag
Before you get the wave pool, you gotta pay your dues in the sewer. Curren Caples will never stop grinding fences. Congrats Curren! In this issue we have an inside look at Ray Barbee's photo book, an epic Thrasher Vacation trip to Spain, and Curren answers questions from his fans. Get yours today.