Slam Issue 162 shines a light on Blake Harris, a quietly intense skater raised in a bush commune who’s now making waves in Melbourne by letting his skating do the talking—loud and clear. His story is raw and compelling, capturing the struggles behind his soft-spoken nature. Brett Chan, filmmaker and creative force, opens up about his likes, dislikes, vices, and inspirations, revealing the mind behind some truly unique skate projects.
The international Insight clothing team hits the East Coast of Australia in a wild, artsy tour packed with surfers, artists, and a whole lot of unexpected drama. Meanwhile, new Gen Perth local Quayde Baker impresses with steezy, kung-fu-inspired power moves, marking him as a fresh force in the scene. The issue also features contests and extras, including a chance to win a copy of Flip’s Extremely Sorry DVD and some killer clips dropping online, rounding out a diverse and vibrant look at skating culture.
