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Where do you plan to watch the 2016 SLS Nike SB Pro Open?
The post This Weekend: SLS Nike SB Pro Open is Live appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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Where do you plan to watch the 2016 SLS Nike SB Pro Open?
The post This Weekend: SLS Nike SB Pro Open is Live appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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Good to see AG back on board! And dare we say he’s looking better than ever!
The post HUF Footwear Commercial 049 Austyn Gillette appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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Antonio Durao, Jhian Namei, Jake Church, Myles Gable, Simon Steiner, and Caesar Bravo.
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The Too Old Too Fat crew escaped their wives, children, and jobs for a weekend and hit the streets of NYC like old times.
“Skating has long taken precedence over responsibilities. Hanging all day at the local spot, sippin’ your first brew, puffin’ your first joint and flirting with the local shorty’s, all the while pushing your board back and forth in the pursuit to overcome the challenge that is skateboarding and the joy rewarded by rolling away from whatever trick you challenged yourself to learn that day. But what happens when you blink your eyes and 15-20 years has flown by? You’ve become responsible for your girl. Maybe some kids of your own? Yet, your love for skateboarding has remained unchanged? You adjust. You plan ahead. You call the dudes, set a date, get it okayed from wifey with the promise you will take her somewhere nice on vacation if you can just have the weekend with your boys in New York! The Too Old Too Fat crew are all over 30, work 50 hour a week jobs, some have wives and kids and yet they still find time to take skate trips simply for the love of skateboarding.”
WORDS / Luke MacMaster
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On Saturday, May 7, 2016 the Sheckler Foundation hosted its 7th annual Skate for a Cause at the etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest with more than 50 skaters and thousands of supporters and sponsors in attendance. With a record attendance and sold out raffle tickets, proceeds raised from the event will help fund the Sheckler Foundation’s “Be the Change” initiatives to help kids in need and injured action sports athletes. Check the video recap above!
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