15 Years of Potrero Video
The Phelper was there when the fire started and it’s still burning to this day. See the hits from a decade and a half of The City’s beloved park.
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This Old Ledge: Bay Blocks
Though “The Ribbon” was a doomed project for city government, the stretch of concrete blocks along the Embarcadero further cemented San Francisco’s mecca status in the ’90s and beyond.
LEMON and LIME CANOE TRIP by AARON MESHON
Aaron Meshon is a children’s book author & illustrator, and, for this Featured Deck, Aaron created a custom skateboard with a couple of his favorite adventuring illustrations, Lemon and Lime. Aaron also excels at several other disciplines, which you can find out more at aaronmeshon.com or by following him on Instagram @aronmeshon.
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Aaron dove back into skateboarding by designing his custom skateboard graphic on the popular 8-1/4″ popsicle deck. Design your graphic on one here, or view all the deck shapes you can customize here.
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303 „Does Texas“ Video
The crew from 303 stays hot, hitting banks, rails and roadside spots in the Texas sun. This ain’t your average shop team.
ACE Trucks „Disco Tin“ Video
Broken windows and a box truck drop rev up the energy for Nick Boserio and Robert Schmitt back home in Australia. These dudes always bring it.
HOMIES: Pittlanta
From Evan’s wedding in Steel City to Thomas Taylor’s memorial in ATL, the Homies pay homage with heart-pumping sessions on every rock, ramp and concrete slab they can find.
The Tim Robinson Interview
Spanky hits up the sketch comedy madman behind I Think You Should Leave and he talks about his history of skating and the hard work that goes into humor. As seen in our August ’23 mag.
Ron Allen’s „Guest Board“ Krooked Video
An OG among OGs, Ron made the front of the mag in ’89 and is still pushing through The City and throwing late flips with his new Krooked guest board.
This Old Ledge: Hubba Hideout
It’s not just what they did, but where they did it, and what they named it. Hubba Hideout cemented the importance of location more than any other spot. In episode 2, Ted shifts from EMB to the most famous ledge in the history of skateboarding.
Miles Silvas‘ „DEFINE. Unmastered“ Primitive Video
Miles systematically dismantles spots on both coasts while putting together his remarkable Primitive part. Some just got it.
