Displaying items by tag: Trevor Colden
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10/26/2012
Five Sequences: October 26, 2012
David Broach brings you this week's 'five' with Torey Pudwill, Filipe Ortiz, Shane Heyl, Dee Ostrander, and Trevor Colden. -
10/22/2012
Burnout: Sly Barger
Leo, Dakota and the boys check spots and witness a major rail move. -
10/04/2012
Burnout: Music City Redux
Emerica crushes the Nashville demo while the kids get touchy-feely. -
9/27/2012
Burnout: Doctor's Office
Emerica team visits the birthplace of the boneless one. -
9/25/2012
Burnout: Touched by an Angel
The Emerica team scours the streets of Louisville and come up on a sweet 3.25 block. -
8/30/2012
Burnout: The Joy of Falling
The Emerica team dodges drops in B'ham and Heath slams himself silly. -
8/28/2012
Burnout: The Big Wet Easy
The Emerica team gets soaked in New Orleans and Burnout almost joins a band. -
7/20/2012
Omit Apparel Feature Web Video
Omit took their time and pieced together one crazy-good team. Here's Fritz Mead, Peter Ramondetta, Kyle Frederick, Chris Cole, Trevor Colden, and the man of the hour (with one of our new favorite styles), Luis De Los Reyes—better known as Moose. -
7/20/2012
Spitfire Welcomes Colden
Spitfire gives Trevor Colden a proper welcome with this sick clip. -
7/16/2012
Burnout: Stay Golder
Aussie mates plunder SD and hammers get blogged on today's Burnout.
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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. -
3/03/2025
Thrasher's DIY: How to Build a Concrete Ledge
Got some extra steel? Turn that into the perfect ledge with guidance from our resident concrete god, Austin Kanfoush.
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