I've looked for a video of it but haven't seen a land or a name, which may be because it's kinda similar to a 360 inward heelflp, but this would have more vertical rotation. Only asking because i threw one recently and now I wanna land one

I'm looking for a video part of a guy i've forgotten about... It was a independent crew video from the (west coast?) US. The guy wore short jeans, a jean vest and shotgunned multiple beers throughout his intro. The song used in his part is ZZ Top "Tush". I think he also had a mullet.

Thanks in advance!

im dying here for some epic parts i havnt seen yet.
tell me ur favourite parts ever!
mine prolly isy

hi does anyone know if there is a way to find skateboarders by country or if such a list exists?

I found this picture online. But can’t find where to buy. Any help appreciated!

Or am I too old to wear these old fat shoes?

I got back into skateboarding since march and my Ollie’s are getting good(8inches-1ft) consistently and I’m wondering what trick is next.(I’ve already learned powerslides)

Picked this up at the Moss Landing Antique Fair in 2022, couldnt find where its from, About to replace the rusted hardware on her and remembered Reddit might be able to help me ID it. Any help is appreciated!

Yo I’m 14m and found an interest in skateboarding mainly from movies like mid 90s and street dreams. I have learned all the basics and like one trick. Summer is about to start and I’m loooking to actually make friends. I’m pretty awkward and kinda nervous abt being a “poser” if I go to a skatepark.

I am a collector and I need to move my substantially large collection.

Any recommendations for storage boxes? (sufficiently large and sturdy to allow weight).

Thanks.

At which point or after learning which trick did things start to 'click' for you and everything started to become easier and more fluid?

Or any other rotation. Could even be frontside bigspin 3 with a backside boardspin 3? Is it theoretically possible? How hard would it be?