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Rough Cut: Louie Lopez's "Spitfire" Part
It’s natural to watch Louie’s footy and assume it all comes easy, but peek behind-the-scenes and you’ll appreciate the work that goes into the final product… even though it still looks pretty damn effortless. Ha! -
The Follow Up: Louie Lopez
Louie's Spitfire part left a trail of melted urethane across browsers worldwide. Now read why Louie rides the fire and learn how to take a piss on a dance floor and a dump in the woods. This shit's important, kids! -
Louie Lopez's "Spitfire" Part
For most of us, skateboarding is a Rubik’s cube, but Louie unlocks the cheat codes and does the unimaginable with ease and total control. Time to appreciate the master at work. -
Louie Lopez's "Spitfire" Teaser
Louie’s not just good, he’s one of the best. His new Spitfire part premieres here on Friday and it’s incredible. -
Firing Line: Louie Lopez
With his eye on traffic, Louie laces a strong line through the streets of Southern California. It shouldn’t look this easy, but the man is on another level.
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Vincent Alvarez's "The Work" Dickies Video
Vincent's never been shy to get dirty for a clip, but this built out barrier goes beyond. Check the process and the payoff from his newest Dickies ad in tha mag. -
Magenta's "Fleur Bleue" Video
Jeremy Jones and the Blue Flowers homies from the UK bounced to Bordeaux for some cutty, quick-footed lines with their friends at Magenta. -
Gone Cemental "Prospects of a Suburban Wasteland" Video
GT, J-Worth, Tristan Rennie and more fire it up for a full hour of pure pool mayhem. -
Titi Gormit's "Hideout" Part
Blending tack-sharp precision with a classic vision, Titi climbs the ranks of world-class ledge technicians with a flood of clips that’ll bend your brain. -
Neckface's "How to Quit Skateboarding" Article
Most kids call it quits after their first slam. That first sip of booze is also a doozy. If those didn’t stop you dead in your tracks and you’re still looking for a quick out, these are some healthy options to help you finally quit skateboarding. As seen in our January '25 issue.
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.