Slam 91

Slam Issue 91 kicks off with the feature “Born to Be Wild,” showcasing Bjorn Johnston living the pro skater dream with a fearless style that’s impossible to ignore. Alongside this, the issue dives into the curious world of Dunkard Droke, an enigmatic figure whose unpredictable antics have made waves in the skate scene. Rising talent Josh Rio earns his spotlight in the New Gen section, where his smooth style and powerful tricks mark him as one of the most promising young skaters around. Readers are also invited to participate in a survey for a chance to win some solid prizes, keeping the Slam community engaged and involved.

Shaun Deveries dominates the cover with a flawless 349 flip snapped in Christchurch, New Zealand, capturing a truly magical skate moment. Inside, a striking photo of Jon Lorcan tucked into a tight pipe under misty, moody lighting offers a rare glimpse of the injured skater’s graceful form.

The issue’s departments deliver the usual mix of skateboarding culture and insight, including “Letter Bombs,” “Down Low,” and “Spots” to keep readers informed on the latest buzz and prime skate locations. The “Scoreboard” offers a rundown of contests and results, while “Overflow, Kickin’” and “Wood ‘n’ Stuff” bring visuals and gear news. The “Mixed Media” and “Intoxica” sections provide a curated blend of skate video and party highlights, finishing with “Focus” and the “Epilogue” to round out the magazine.

Issue 91 strikes a balance between raw street skating, profiles on rising stars, and thoughtful coverage of skate culture, making it a compelling read for any fan of the scene.