Leo Fitzpatrick

Lennie Kirk

Sick web-slinging style on this 50-50.

Quim Cardona

Finally a Quim photo. From Transworld, 1998.

Julien

Gino

I definitely wore out the end of Mixtape from watching the footage of this trick over and over again.

Hickey

Big up to Stereo for their recent blog post about this place. I was away from my computer for the last few days and unable to post, but don't fret because I am back and will be posting more goodies. I also added a couple of sites to the lynx section, so make sure to check them. Now go skateboarding.

Quy Nguyen

Quy Nguyen is insanely underrated; I think he was a good five to ten years ahead of his time. Switch backside noseblunt slide from early 1998.

Welsh

Gino!

A photo and a sequence of Gino Iannucci from Big Brother. Not the best photos, but it's Gino, so definitely worthy post material. I don't know how he skates in those Reeboks. Anyway, these are from a Freshjive Japan tour article.

Lavar McBride

Sean Young

Jason Lee

Matt Rodriguez

I'm hyped that Matt Rodriguez is back where he belongs on Stereo. I hope to see a full-length part from Matt real soon.

Mike Hernandez

Steven Cales

Boosted ollie, Supreme tee, Jordans?, arms below shoulder level, that kid in the foreground, the look on his face; indeed, a perfect photo.

MC

I know that there has been a hefty amount of Carroll exposure on this site lately, but the point of this post has less to do with his perfectly executed kickflip and more to do with the my own enthusiasm regarding Mike's choice of dress; a Stereo shirt and a Mad Circle hat. I don't think that too many pros would agree to be photographed while wearing another company's product nowadays. There was definitely a lot of pros back then who wore Menace shirts or skated Menace boards while not riding for Menace:

That's perfectly justified though, because Menace was just too fresh. And then there was that whole episode when Lavar got kicked off of Blind for a month or so for blatantly skating Girl boards throughout most of his 411 Profile. I'm pretty sure that the majority of the new career-minded skateboarders wouldn't get down like that.

Clyde Singleton

Max Schaaf and Scott Johnston

I had been sleeping on posting this interview for a little while, but after coming across an excellent Scott Johnston interview on 48 Blocks today I decided not to waste any more time. Here is Max Schaaf and Scott Johnston's combined interview from Thrasher, 1995. Max is my favorite vert skater and probably the only one who will ever grace this page. Enjoy!

Metropolitan

Friends

Sick beam!

Jovontae Turner

Matt Reason...

...has a loyal following. Here's one to appease all the fans temporarily while I search for more goodies. Remember when Gabe Angemi rolled his ankle skating this thing in that 411 Philly Metrospective? Ouch.

Ryan Hickey

No question, I think that this is my favorite of any of the ads I have posted up here. Also, I sincerely apologize for the lack of a witty April Fools Day post. What can I say, my thoughts were someplace else. Big thanks to Lakai for putting a link to this place on their main page.

Andy Stone