Tagged Atlanta

The guys over at Jump Street podcast are dropping episodes faster than we can even follow, and their latest is no exception to the overall quality they've delivered thus far! Catching up with Atlanta OG and...

If you thought that Dre Powell being out of the spotlight for a while made him lose his ability to skate at a pro level, you were wrong. As strong and technical as ever, the Razors pro shows his skills in...

The skate spots are unique. The general lack of morality is enticing. Beer flows like rain. But the real reason people come together in Atlanta once every 365 days is for the community. This year, for the...

So we made it to the East coast. Maybe my favorite coast but thats because I've been to this side the most. NY PA VA NC but this is my first time in Atlanta, Georgia. We arrived and from the plane we saw the...

It's rumoured that the summers in Atlanta can get pretty damn hot and humid. And you can see it on Avery Ungaro's face as he glides over gritty rails and ledges in Georgia's capital city, and the sweat on his...

Don't say you haven't been warned. Covering the Atlanta A-Town Stomp street skating comp fashionably late, Be-Mag, thanks to Carson Starnes, presents you with a fine selection of quotes and visuals for you...

Atlanta's enfant terrible Julian Bah recently received his second signature skate from Adapt, and to promote these high quality boots, what could possibly be better than a high quality edit? Beautifully shot...

Atlanta resident Carson Starnes is one of the best up-and-comers in the blade game, and his new section is something you don't want to miss indeed! Beautifully produced by ATL homie Chris Smith, this Sponsor...

Southern photographer Trace Taylor has laced his fair share of hammers back in the Rejects days, just as he laces photography nowadays! His work includes great series of portraits, lots of interesting car...

As we truly hope you have seen by now, talented videographers Karsten Boysen & Benjamin Büttner gathered one impressive cast for the Cayenne tour this past summer, and collected some incredible footage...

USD team rider and Atlanta street destroyer Adam Bazydlo recently joined the SIC Urethane family, and he now receives his first signature product for the Texas based company! With some classic 58mm/90a street...

The Starnes brothers, and the whole ATL crew for that matter, are inviting you all to join the A-Town Stomp this year again, in order to shred the streets of the city, share a good time with the boys, and most...

After spending a year in Atlanta, Razors & Ground Control team rider Jon Fromm is now about to relocate to sunny San Diego. Along with partner in crime Brandon Andersen, they collected this last batch of...

As they are about to present the Cayenne project to the world, Karsten Boysen & Benjamin Büttner are hitting the road once more, and you are invited to join the trip! Going back on their footsteps, all...

The hard working people over at Adapt are launching their new 2016 collection this weekend, and they just unveiled Julian Bah's second pro skate from the company! The Atlanta blade prodigy's new signature...

When he is not busy lacing hammers during solo sessions, USD team rider Adam Bazydlo laces some more for his friend's camera! As he recently made the switch from his good ol' Thrones to the latest Carbon Free...

During the filming of Footage Tape's 4th episode, Jamie Olmstead & Kevin Dowling brought some of Atlanta's finest in the North Georgia mountains for some wine tasting and good ol' blade shredding! The...

David Sizemore and Chris Smith put in some serious work for the latter's Shangri La section, and this b-roll footage will give you an insight of how much effort, sweat and blood is actually required to capture...

Atlanta's best kept secret Chris Smith finally dropped his first section in quite some time, and it sure is a pleasure to watch! After he spent the better part of the year filming with ATL's very own David...

Whether 2015 was an awesome or a terrible year is up for debate. If you are more of the "glass half empty" type, then it is undeniable that the state of blading truly is worrying. With social networks slowly...