Fuknoath 20

Fuknoath

This issue of Fuknoath is held together by tour van delirium, busted bodies, and the unstoppable storytelling of Stevie Stipo, whose cover feature turns a China skate trip into a nonstop stream of South American chaos, nose beers, Machu Picchu stories, and late-night destruction. Shot by Sam Coady and stitched together by editor Andrew Peters, the issue captures that beautiful skate-tour energy where half the crew is injured, the van smells cooked, and everyone is somehow still laughing. After Stevie destroys himself trying to kickflip a gap early in the trip, he spends the rest of the mission entertaining the van from the back seat like a one-man chaos radio station.

The rest of the mag barrels through skateparks, dudelers, stickers, BMX, and rough street skating with contributions from Wade Maclaughlin, Cameron Markin, Bryce Golder, Casey Foley, and a stack of other familiar underground names. Like the best issues of Fuknoath, it feels less like a magazine and more like a photocopied document of friendships, injuries, dumb jokes, and the strange mythology that forms when skateboarders spend too long trapped together chasing clips across the world.