SHIT® MAGAZINE

In the 22nd episode of the SHIT® Podcast, you’ll meet one of our favorite riders of all times: Canadian skater Andy Anderson.

For this week’s “Skate Cinema” we’re going to look at yet another great wonder of the 90s. Bill Strobeck, who took part in the filming of skate classics like Photosynthesis, Mosaic, and Dylan Rieder’s part for Mind Field, is up for sharing his flair with the world on his own creations.

Nostalgia is a powerful way to reconnect with ourselves. Going back to the toys we played with when we were just kids could help us cope with all the things happening around us at that moment. Christmas is coming too, and AJ’s Toy Boarders could be just what you need to lift your spirits when you can't go out to skate.

After the early announcement of who the contenders were, they were about to compete for this year’s ‘Skater of the Year’ (SOTY). We can’t wait to see what the results are going to be, but one thing is for sure, whoever the winner is going to be, they are going to be a rep in these uncertain times.

On the 12th of December, we had the chance to close off 2020 with Mike Rogers’ partners in the latest edition of the Grind for Life Series. Let’s take a look at what happened and what we can expect next.

There is an anonymous graffiti artist (born in Stockton, CA) that has dedicated his life to filling empty spaces on walls with his bizarre characters and strange mottos. This dude has been involved in the American skateboarding scene for over two decades. He has created great artworks for the most remarkable brands in the industry today. Join us and see what’s the key to his underground success.

In 1997, when Raija Boulala’s son became a professional skateboarder, the world was barely ready for the impact and hype that this Swedish kid was going to bring. Twenty-Three years later, Ali Boulala is a true living legend among skaters that appreciate his style and attitude from back in the day. Today we are going to honor his achievements and the way he’s recovering from his addictions.

Premiered in 2017 and re-launched 8 months ago, the LSD (Let’s Skate Dude) movie is a 30-minute treasure that is definitely worth a watch. Thanks to Tim Fulton’s filming, direction, and editing skills we have a clip to end 2020 with. Join us and enjoy.

For today’s “Skate Cinema” we’re going to look at how skateboarding can form someone’s mindset and in turn, guide them into success. In this case, that success would be Hollywood. This is the story of Spike Jonze and Harmony Korine, two Hollywood movie directors. These two come from different backgrounds but share many similarities like, streety aesthetic, skateboarding roots, and punky manners.

Alexis Sablone is a professional on so many levels that we really need to mention all her  specialities for you can understand the presence she has. In today’s story, we’re going to do a little recap on this American skater’s career.

In the 21st episode of the SHIT® Podcast, you’ll meet Aksel Sørum, SHIT® Team Pro Skater.

Jason Dill’s brand started making history before it was even born thanks to the concept that every skater understood. That concept was “raging stupid” and, thankfully, it turned out to be Fucking Awesome

The movie that we are going to be reviewing today is a story from different generations of skateboarders. During this hour and a half movie, we can encounter diverse opinions from pro legends about how skateboarding has built different mindsets and lifestyles around them, as a community. This movie documents what it means to be a skateboarder.

VF Corporation has just acquired one of the biggest streetwear brands in the skateboarding industry. Along with Dickies, Timberland, JanSport, and a whole lot more, Supreme is now part of the brand portfolio of this corporation.