The Skateboarder's Journal 36

Issue 36 is stacked with characters, chaos, and classic Aussie grit. It kicks off with Jarrad Carlin, the kind of guy you’d want your daughter to marry—if she’s tough enough to keep up. 344, Three’s a Crowd chronicles three skaters turning pro while wrangling the chaos of a new vid. A Tour of Its Own follows the DC crew across Oz in celebration of the Evan Smith shoe, and Nocturnal dives into after-dark skating through the eyes of Isaac Matz.

Tommy Fynn checks in from the U.S. with insights on keeping momentum alive, while Sports Class pays tribute to Sydney’s skate mecca, Lincoln Square. Bryce Golder gets real about life in a dogbox and swearing off party photography, while Onti Goes drops us in a wax-fueled van mission. Brass I Am sees Nick Boserio on the road again, chasing beer, friends, and crusty gold.

The Cover Photo features Nathan Jackson mid-kickflip, shot by Jake Darwen, while the Contents Photo nods to the late Lewis Marnell, captured by Greg Stewart.

In the regulars: Warning Shots has Calum Paul doing the unthinkable on a tram barrier. Moments in Time rolls through a South Aussie full pipe. Feaster’s Freakout serves up a fresh gear drop. Under the Hood gives a nostalgic peek at a '92 Range Rover Vogue Classic. Yarn with Dennis Durrant recaps the wild highs of the Adidas “Away Days” tour. Gallery delivers the visual bangers, and The Ghost of Modica asks—did this infamous shot go too far?