Displaying items by tag: Justin Drysen
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Huf Worldwide Presents // HUF 001
Sometimes you’ve got to take it back to the beginning. Introducing ‘HUF 001’, a new video featuring the entire HUF skate team. Including footage from HUF’s veteran pros as well as showcasing some of the brand’s up-and-comers, HUF 001 is the latest skate video offering from everyone’s favorite Dirtbag Crew. -
Justin Drysen's "sml. Wheels" Part
Justin is a special talent and there will be lots more from him in the years to come. Quick feet, cat-like reflexes, and board control up the wazoo, he makes everything happen so fast. -
"Deep Fried Over Easy" Video
Here's a full-length treat from lensman Cody Thompson featuring some raw rippers such as Sean Greene, Zack Krull, Jamal Gibbs, Taylor Nida and more. Get ready to have your brain deep fried from some of these amazing clips. -
Justin Drysen's "Gango" Part
Quick feet, unique trick selection, and a style all his own. We like what Justin brings to the table. Keep it coming, G!
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The Watts Skatepark Opening Photos
It took over 15 years, but the Watts neighborhood in LA finally got a skatepark. Atiba went down to check the opening with Spanky, Cordano, Malto and a host of adaptive skaters. Get a preview of the plaza here. -
ICHPIG at Primitive Park Video
Gary pops by Primitive park for a fired up session with Jace, K White and the ICHPIG posse from Australia. -
John Dilo's "Choking The Bat" Jacuzzi Part
Dilo recently moved to The City, but he's already got another full part ready with absurd mannies from the pier to the library for Jacuzzi. -
Wallride Skate Co's "Dirty People" Video
If you saw the Drift trip in the mag, you know Kazakhstan's got spots. Our friends at Wallride show off the beauty of Almaty with a powerful vid full of proper plazas and wild rails. -
Elissa Steamer's "Smile Interview" for The Ben Raemers Foundation
The Ben Raemers Foundation sits down with Elissa to talk early days in Florida, her mental health experience and gettin' sober. Listen up.
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.