This issue’s stacked with big names and bigger moves. The Zoo York squad—Zered Bassett, Aaron Suski, Brandon Westgate, and Anthony Shetler—head Down Under, linking up with the locals for a spot-hunting mission across Australia. “Zoo York on Safari” turns the streets into a concrete jungle, and nobody’s holding back. Then it’s straight to chaos with Globe’s Double Stack Cash Attack, where heavy hitters threw down hammers for cold, hard cash on a beastly set of stairs.
Melbourne’s Bryce Golder opens up about finishing school, traveling the world, and skating like the holiday never ends. His mix of tech and power is all over this issue, plus you score a pull-out poster to slap on your wall. And “The Chief” himself, Jamie Thomas, makes an appearance—back from injury and still destroying spots, proving why he’s one of the best to ever step on a board. New Gen shines the spotlight on Alon Sattinger from St Ives, a young ripper with a reckless streak and serious skills. Throw in the shoe guide, some competitions, and that Bryce Golder morph poster, and you’ve got an issue that hits every part of the skate spectrum.
