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Thrasher Radio: Ep. 69 Zered Bassett
Today would have been his 57th birthday, so it feels like the perfect time to launch the final radio segment he ever recorded. Not only is the old man STILL WATCHIN, but he’s STILL TALKIN, and he insists that the show must go on. HBD, Jake. We love you. -
REAL's "Be Free" Tour
What’s the best way to finish up the new video project Ishod Wair and Kyle Walker are working on? Take a trip with a handpicked crew of their homies to some great cities with amazing skate shops and hit new spots. -
Riley Hawk on Brixton
Brixton is stoked to announce that Riley Hawk has joined their union. -
Santa Cruz's "Til the End" Vol. 3
Asta kicks things off before Winkowski breaks out the vintage axe and a legendary Mac Dre track for the curtain call. Heavy clips from start to finish. Enjoy the show... -
The Follow Up: Lottie’s Skateshop
Lotties owner Mike Gigliotti caught up with David Clark and Nick Michel to talk about filming for the video, Gonz stories, bleached man buns and mid-90s miniramp footage. You know, all the important stuff. -
Bill's Wheels BBQ and Skate Jam
Come join the Bill's Wheels crew in Santa Cruz this weekend for a BBQ and skate jam. Details here. -
Burnout: The Damned
Zero skateboards gave the hometown crowd a sneak peek at its eighth full-length video, Damn It All. Old faves, new faces and even a pro surprise. Get your FOMO workin’. -
The Follow Up: Tom Asta
Growing up, his favorite brands were Alien/Habitat and Zero and those influences shaped Tom Asta into the technically-proficient gnar dog he is today. Hot off the wheels of his Santa Cruz “Til the End” Vol. 3 part, Asta waxes on being a father to three kids, staying grounded in Langhorne, PA, and why the beanie will never die. -
OJ Wheels' "Summer Post Card" Video
Take a look at this Summer Post Card from OJ featuring Kevin Braun, Willis Kimbel, Joe Milazzo and many more rippers. -
RIP IN PEACE: Erik Phillips
The Knoxville skate scene lost one of their brothers last week. Erik lived, slept and breathed skateboarding.
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Brandon Westgate's "Bring It On Home" Part
There's a big announcement on the horizon involving Brandon, but in the meantime let's appreciate the absolute destruction he's hammered down as a longtime member of the Zoo York family. -
The OJ Show: Episode 1 Teaser
We've got a new show in the works with OJ wheels and Episode 1 kicks off this Saturday with the one and only Jason Jessee. -
Lest We Forget: Kyle Walker's "In Color" Part
On May 16, 2013 Kyle Walker dropped this amazing video-his upcoming Vans part is going to be insane! -
Firing Line: Chima Ferguson
Ledges are usually pretty straight-forward but these thick and curvy beauties look fun as hell. -
Magnified: Jack Fardell
This rail lay dormant for years after Cardiel gave it everything he had. Truth be told, we thought it might never be done. However, Fardell stepped up, and the rest is history... -
Paul Hart's "Gypsy Life" Part
There are special times when somebody becomes a household name overnight. This is one of those moments. Paul delivers blow after blow, with a hammer section you won't soon forget. -
SKATELINE: 04.14.2015
Chris Joslin at Wallenberg, Exeter, Jack Fardell, Paul Hart, Cardiel and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
Classics: Caswell Berry's "Man Down" Part
Caswell was a prodigy kid who was a member of the first generation of ultra-consistent street skaters in the early 2000's. Basically, he's always ripped. Jimmy Carlin introduces a classic part from the 2001 Tilt Mode video. -
BFFS: Lucas Puig Part 1
Lucas has been in the skateboard spotlight since he was a young buck, and French Fred was there to capture his ascendence from child prodigy to one of the best on the planet. This edit is awesome. -
Firing Line: Taylor Smith
A sleek and buttery street produces a lot of speed (and a dangerous turn at the end) for Taylor.
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In The Mag
The 2X SOTY keeps raising the bar. Frontside half-Cab to backside overcrooks? We're gonna need to see the footy. Congrats again, Jamie! This issue is filled with SOTY material, from Leo Romero reflecting on his title to Miles passing the torch. Plus a lot more! Get your copy now.