Displaying items by tag: Firing Line
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11/14/2017
Firing Line: Max Hohlbein
This is probably the best Firing Line ever. Nuff said! -
11/06/2017
Firing Line: Micky Papa
Micky flows from ledge to rail with a lightning quick flick, while making kickflip front crooks look far too easy. -
11/02/2017
Firing Line: Jon Dickson
Jon unleashes his exquisite flick and quick feet on a sweet-looking spot. -
10/30/2017
Firing Line: Yonnie Cruz
Yonnie whips together a solid line at USC’s “skate-stopped” ledges. -
10/23/2017
Firing Line: Cairo Foster
A marble sanctuary gets lit up by the ageless and unstoppable Cairo Foster. -
10/19/2017
Firing Line: Erick Winkowski
Erick barges an incomplete bowl with complete control and skill. This clip is so sick. -
10/13/2017
Firing Line: David Loy
David casually weaves through a schoolyard before taking the sketchiest possible exit. -
9/25/2017
Firing Line: Milton Martinez
Milton knows one speed, and that usually means pedal to the metal with a huge stack of stairs at the end. -
9/18/2017
Firing Line: Ryan Thompson
Ryan careens through the streets with impressive pop and power. This is a rad line. -
9/07/2017
Firing Line: Carlos Iqui
Carlos blazes through a powerful line with signature Brazilian POP.
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3/03/2025
Monster's "DOWN STRAIGHT UP Vol. 3" Video
Monster continues its global tear with GT firing first with 10-o'clock frontside ollies before the team takes over. Jake Yanko's full-speed barrage makes a powerful closing statement. -
3/03/2025
Hermann Stene's "A Thousand Suns" Part
Prolific and powerful, Hermann once again unleashes a torrent of hair-raising hits before bringin’ the curtains down above the Baker Beach breakers. -
3/03/2025
Skateworks' "Jazzercise" Video
Hittin' plazas, parks and pools throughout The Bay, our friends at Skateworks bring it all together with a hot new VX video. -
3/03/2025
Alex Lobasyuk's "Quick Cuts" Pepper Grip Video
Alex runs through Portland's rough spots with pitch-perfect rail technique for Pepper. -
3/03/2025
Mark Gonzales New Stage 4 Indy
Indy follows the Gonz through Chinatown as he tests out his new signature trucks.
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