Skater culture

Here is a REAL Salman Agah ad from 1990 about a year before he broke his arm and was wearing the infamous cast that smelled like shit! You can see the cast on his arm in the second REAL ad from a 1991 issue of SLAP.

after four years of scanning shit, here are a few of my faves. ...

Giovanni Reda Photo Exhibit Highlights NYC Skateboarding Scene in the '90s: Located inside Diamond Supply Co.'s store.

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Tony Hawk's Airwalk shoes were an iconic part of skateboarding history, representing both his pioneering skating style and the evolution of skate footwear. The Airwalk Pro model, famously worn by Hawk during his groundbreaking 900 at the 1999 X Games, became synonymous with innovation and performance in skate shoes. Its durable construction and innovative design supported skaters through high-impact tricks and helped redefine what was possible in vert and street skating. Hawk's partnership…

Reviving the early 2000s with oversized hoodies, baggy jeans, and classic sneakers, this Y2K-inspired streetwear look blends skater culture with urban cool. Perfect for those who love a relaxed, nostalgic vibe with plenty of attitude. #Y2KStyle #SkaterFashion #Streetwear #BaggyJeans #2000sVibes #RetroLook #UrbanOutfit #SkateCulture

In 1959, Roller Derby Skate Company released its Roller Derby Skateboard, the first mass-produced skateboard to hit the marketplace. Skateboarders found it easy to recreate the design at home—they used cut-out sheets of plywood and attached repurposed wheels. Hermosa, California saw the first skateboarding contest in 1963 and the sport quickly emerged as a popular activity. Stories of the origins of skateboarding often center around teenage boys in Southern California, while many of the…

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