The Innes team is in town for Crossroads and they all
got together for a session at the Melba Bishop park
in Oceanside, California. Check out Anthony Schultz,
Fred Gall, Chris Troy, Danny Dicola, and Ryan Lay
(switch hurricane to switch!) ripping it up. Check
the photo gallery below the video.
Marisa Dal Santo even stopped by.

Filmed & edited by Chris Thiessen.

Thursday Theater (Feb 4)

See the interesting story about the Kitindale skatepark

in Uganda. Hear from Jackson Mubiru how he brought

skateboarding to Uganda and how the local kids got

together to build themselves a park. Inspiring to say

the least, the future of skating in Uganda looks bright.

Be sure to check out ugandaskateboardunion.com.

Kitintale from Yann Gross on Vimeo.

This year’s Crossroads retail event has been bumped

up to its new and improved location next to Petco Park

in downtown San Diego. This location is optimum for

guests of ASR so they are able to interact with the

skaters who all dipped on the trade show. There’s

one more day, so if you have a chance to make it
out today, do it.

Pulled up to a great view of San Diego Padres stadium.

This was the first thing I saw when walking in the show.

Danny Scher interviewed by Tosh Rice.

Dane Vaughn and The Biz about to put in some work for

Gold Wheels.

The tranny obstacle on the course.

You should plan on seeing some heavy tricks like this

going down on the tranny obstacles.

All sorts of kids were shralping the shark. 5-0 over a

bunch of potential Crocodile Dundee necklaces.

Here is the other section that will be ripped to shreds.

Anthony Schultz was hanging out at the event with a freshly chopped haircut.
Say good bye to the curly locks.

Remember when these guys were all on the same team? Well, here they are, years later, skate owners and gurus. Jim Greco, Erik Ellington and Jamie Thomas reminisce.

Bizarro Greco seemed quite enticed by real Greco, even making awkward circles around where he was sitting, as if the more he did it, the better his chances would be to meet real Greco. But, alas, he nervously retreated. Better for us all, since the universe implodes when dopplegangers meet. It’s a fact.

Deathwish was showing off some really cool new black
light special board graphics.
Get the Slash board while its still available.

This dude showed up and put on a freestyle show,
perhaps inspired by such greats as Rodney Mullen,
Don Brown, Daryl Grogan, Pierre André Senizergues, etc.
That’s incredible!

Dane Vaughn and his good homie Apollo Cutts from
Sacto. Check Apollo’s site. Hes got some sick
interviews with Sacramento legends including John Cardiel.

The back of this truck was a great booth For Deathwish and
Shake Junt, it needs no set up or take down at all.
Just drive in and drive out.

Del the Funky Homosapien took a moment to rest for the concert he played at the Osiris party later in the night.

SKATE-MAAH-FIAHHH! Former New Deal pro and Westside Skateshop owner, John Montesi, shows Jamie Thomas how to show the mafia some love. That S can turn into a Z in no time and don’t nobody know what the Zk8mafia is.

Steve was feeling real good about handing out lighters to little kids.

Here is the view of Petco park from inside the show.

Those quirky guys with their inventions were there, too. Did you know that Sector 9 is the biggest skateboard company in the world? Jamie Thomas told me. Crazy, huh?

The new issue of TransWorld was there. It has tons of
great content. Get your hands on it now.

Hubba…making teenagers skate with boners since 2005 or so. I happened across a slew of people watching this Hubba model skate. She could do fakie shovits, but nobody seemed to be looking at her feet.