Slam 3

Slam Skateboarding Magazine Issue #16, released in the early 1990s, stands as a testament to Australia's burgeoning skate culture during that era. While specific details about this issue are scarce online, it likely featured a mix of compelling photography, in-depth interviews, and coverage of both local and international skate scenes, reflecting the magazine's commitment to showcasing the diversity and talent within the skateboarding community.

Sessions

David Pang discovers some radically skateable art forms deep in the heart of the big city! And Sydney's Chris Stroh joins the first troops to ever accept the challenge of perhaps the biggest pipes in

OZ! Outrageous and gone forever?!

Shop's eye view

It's a different world on the other side of the counter and Dave Bartie tells us of its perils!

Story Comp. Winner

Mega-goodies go to the winner of last issue's story comp. and we have printed the offending story for your appraisal.

Aggression!

Johnny Kwala tells us how to preserve our sanity, (and society), through artful aggression. We've got the rad pix to match!

Local Terrain

Corio, that hell pit in Victoria is exposed by Scott Needham, Rad action pix too! Meanwhile Danny Van slips us into the deep end at Sydney's newly discovered Fairfield Pool, Virgin carving and Abusive skating for sure!

Them and Us

Brian Garland is put on the hot seat! The result is a nasty mix of crazy, sensible, rude and cunning ... just like the Queensland Wonderboy himself. Check it.

Stacy Peralta Mini-View

The Head Bone reflects on the Brigade's recent tour in an exclusive SLAM interview. Surprises and good news for OZ!

This issue shows heavy signs of wear to the cover.