You need to watch this because. . . Andy Hetzel. Oh, and Shaun Palmer.
[Editors Note: Andy set us on fire once, luckily we (and the entire Austrian club) survived. And, as we all know, that’s not always the case.]
[Link: Bomb Hole Podcast]
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If you weren’t able to make it to Vans’ HQ in Costa Mesa, California on the evening on May 15, 2026 the Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum was kind enough to post the entire induction ceremony on Youtube. You might even see some people you know.
We snapped a couple photos. Check them out here. It was great seeing everyone. Sorry for all the yapping. If you know, you know.
And below are some shortcuts links for those who want to get straight to it (click the link to watch a clip then hit the back button in your browser to return here):
Don Brown Presents Lifetime Achievement Awards.
George Powell
Richard Novak
Steve Van Doren
Christian Hosoi Presents Skaters of the 70s
Jeff Tatum
Cesinha Chaves
Shreddi Repas
1970s Award Acceptances
Dave Duncan Presents the Skaters of the 80s
Frankie Hill
Craig Johnson
Bill Danforth
Lee Ralph
1980s Award Acceptances
Christian Hosoi Presents The Icon Awards
TransWorld Skateboarding Magazine
Jerry Madrid
TWS Award Acceptance
Madrid Acceptance
Mimi Knoop Presents the Women’s Awards
Vanessa Torres
Alexis Sablone
Women’s Acceptances
In Memoriam Skaters We’ve Lost
Chris Pastras Presents The 90s
Jeremy Wray
Omar Hassan
Julien Stranger
1990 Acceptances
Dave Duncan and Chris Pastras with Icons
Tim Payne
Bryce Kanights
Icons Acceptances
Chris Pastras Presents the 2000s
Brian Anderson
Heath Kirchart
2000s Acceptance BA
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Seems Nike SB is Creased, by Johnny Wilson. “Twelve skaters. Five cities. Two photographers and a filmer. The Nike SB Air Force 1. Re-engineered for skateboarding.” Enjoy.
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Got a spare hour on a Friday afternoon? Here’s a great way to burn it thanks to former MTV host Peter King.
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If you don’t mind visiting a country ruled by a monarchy that executes critics, prosecutes people for social media posts, and treats women as men’s property, then this just might be the wave pool for you. Because. . . look at that wave.
[Link: Endless Surf]
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When the editors of The Snowboarder’s Journal decided to go with a pure stoke photo for the cover of their print magazine, they never imagined how far the story of Mike Yoshida’s photo would carry. . . or, maybe they did.
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Just a big, fat, WTF wave. Thats all.
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Just take the whole thing as a cautionary tale. Right? Viva la Bam indeed.
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Another example of over-engineering a simple binding/board interface to add more slop to your snowboarding experience. The ShredLORD by Fusion Ride.
The fact that Fusion Ride’s founder claims this is the “world’s first snowboard suspension system” shows how little research they’ve actually done. Binding suspension and quick pivot “inventions” seem to pop up continually.
But hey, if you want to help Fusion Ride bring their product to market, by all means, support their Kickstarter.
[Link: ShredLORD]
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