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1/25/2010
July 1995
Cover: CR Stecyk III – Toes On The Nose Photo: Stecyk Inside This Mag: Lance Mountain then and now, skating in Puerto Rico, the Cult of the Longboard and an interview with Frank HirataAlso In This Issue: Awesome ams Gabe Angemi, Mikey Chin and Barry Walsh, a memorium for Sean Miller and skating in Las Vegas and SocalMusic Articles: Bouncing Souls, New Bomb Turks, Wax and Urban Dance Squad
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6/06/2024
Ruby Lilley's "Monster" Part
Red’s barn, Washington Street and Mammoth have all leveled their fair share of seasoned pros, but Ruby handles the heaviest terrain with absolute authority. Mami and Lizzie bring the backup in this stunning show. -
6/06/2024
Skate Like A Girl’s “Wheels of Fortune 12” Video
For three days of mystical mayhem, a global gathering of skaters commandeered Seattle's streets with its hyped-up Witch Hunt and closed the show with a heated contest. Fresh pros and new homies keep the spirit of skateboarding strong. -
6/06/2024
Wheels of Fortune 12 Photo Recap
After a year off, the ultra-inclusive global scene ascended on Seattle to celebrate the 12th iteration of the blockbuster event series. With figures like Elissa, Marisa, Leo, Marbie and Nora, the entire weekend brought unprecedented hype. See it all here. -
6/06/2024
Humans of WOF: Astrology Edition
Wheels of Fortune 12 had a running astrology theme, so it only made sense to tap some of the biggest and brightest stars from the weekend to break down their signs. Get to know your favorites on a whole new level. -
6/06/2024
Oskar Rozenberg's "Red Shark" Nike SB Part
From Sweden to Channel Street, Oski embarks on a full-scale assault, tackling the world’s top transitions for Nike SB. Backed up by Ville Wester, Nick Matthews and GT, this part’s got some teeth.
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In The Mag
Chris Russell floats an Eggplant in OZ for the cover of July 2024, an issue packed from start to finish. GX hits Japan, Bannerot crawls walls, Lou bombs elephants, and Jhancarlos humbles the heaviest rails. Secure 200 pages of stoke before it’s too late.