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• Skate Shoes – What Makes Them For Skateboarding Anyway? view story

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  • Submitted by ErnestHemingway
  • about 6 hours ago
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  Skateboarding Shoes there are so many choices!! What is the right one for me and how do I pick out the correct shoe for my style of skateboarding?

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• 5 Skateboard Deck Collections from the 80s view story

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  • Submitted by lesleee_999
  • 6 days ago
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  Here is an interesting assortment of skateboard deck collections from the 80s

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• Rob Dyrdek - I just want to build real skate spots! view story

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  • Submitted by pkrf1end
  • about 1 month ago
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  Rob Dyrdek just wants to build skate spots and skate plazas that represent the urban settings that are sought after by skateboarders. When asked about trespassing to skate certain spots, Rob replies No-its not! Everyone that doesnt know anything about ska

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• Brian Patch First Hand | Skateboarding Magazine view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • about 1 month ago
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  Brian Patch is the all terrain vehicle. The working man's skater. A pro skateboarder who decides to take full advantage of his Firsthand. You will see him skate pools and jump mega ramp, motocross, snowboard, jump out of airplanes, and much more.

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• SK8OLOGY: Fine Art on Skateboards view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • about 1 month ago
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  On August 23, 2008 the ISM:gallery will be hosting an art show where the canvases are skateboard decks. The show will feature original artwork by several artists and professional skateboarders. Danny Gonzalez, Nathan Pratt, Steve Caballero, Jason Lee and

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• Radically Extreme The Danny Way view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • about 1 month ago
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  Here is a little background information about Danny Way. Danny went pro in 1989 at the age of 15 and was a child prodigy. To this day he is well known for his technical innovation and for paving the way of skateboarding over-sized structures.

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• Brian Patch and Dave Ruel Skateboard the Nude Bowl view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • about 1 month ago
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  Here is a night session at the nude bowl. This is a tough pool to skate. Check out Dave Ruel going frontside and backside around the steps at the beginning and Brian Patch doing just about everything else throughout the end of this video clip.

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• The Top 5 Things That Are Ruining Skateboarding view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • 2 months ago
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  These things include skateparks that are daycare centers, to much fashion not enough skate, no union, skateshops selling shop decks instead of supporting pro skateboarders and Security Officers and Cops

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• Brian Patch goes Skydiving view story

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  • Submitted by louiebaur
  • 2 months ago
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  Pro Skateboarder Brian Patch went Tandem Skydiving and got it all caught on film. One of the biggest differences between tandem skydiving and regular skydiving is that with tandem style two people are attached together.

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• Brian Patch Practices on the Skateboarding Mega Ramp view story

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  • Submitted by thecollector
  • 2 months ago
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  You know the saying practice makes perfect. Well here we have Brian Patch at Point X doing just that. This ramp is 60 feet tall because it is on a hill so its not as high as the one you would see at the Xgames, the gap in between the take off and landing.

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