Transworld Skateboarding – December 2000 (Vol. 18, No. 12)
This issue is packed with international flavor and a serious dose of global skate exploration. From the Blind Europe Tour, where legends hit new terrain with signature flair, to Tum Yeto’s Canadian mission, the coverage brings raw sessions from rooftops to rural spots. A feature on Anthony Van Engelen showcases his unique mix of power and finesse as he rises to new heights in the pro ranks.
Sweden gets the spotlight in Volvos Rule!, blending crusty Euro spots with smooth Scandinavian style. Meanwhile, Ontario Skateparks shows how Canada’s scene was quickly evolving with purpose-built concrete popping up across the province. Stüssy’s Japan tour adds even more diversity, capturing a fusion of style, fashion, and raw talent abroad.
Also highlighted: Dustin Dollin’s Good Stuff, showing his relentless energy and unpredictability, and Laban Pheidias reflects on creativity, evolution, and staying grounded in Holding On. Add in Sightings and Check Outs for snapshots of up-and-comers and killer photography, and this issue becomes a true time capsule of where skateboarding was heading at the dawn of the 2000s.
