Slap 8

Slap Issue #8 (August 1995) captures skateboarding at a moment when street skating was rapidly evolving, mixing raw photography, irreverent humour and independent culture into one of the era's most influential magazines. This issue features Choppy Omega on the cover with a wallride at Muraside, alongside interviews, travel features and scene reports that reflect the DIY spirit of mid-'90s skateboarding.

Inside are articles on Dan Drehobl, Brian Childers and Jerry Fisher, plus features on the Vancouver skate scene, Northern California, and the legendary Barn Ramp. The issue also includes music coverage featuring Hum and Channel Live, artwork by Aaron Rose, album reviews, gallery features, and the magazine's signature mix of letters, gossip, photography and underground culture. A classic issue from Slap's golden era, packed with skating, art and music from one of the most exciting periods in street skateboarding.

Tagged cover with marker & missing 1 page.