Xavier De Le Rue
French snowboarder Xavier De Le Rue is one of only a handful of the truly, gnarly-as-nails freeride flag bearers, and the 33-year-old’s list of Freeride World Tour wins and backcountry firsts is...
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We made a short video to document our skate photography exhibition, Anywhere Road. Supported by Copson St, DC and Nikita, the exhibition presented photos that cut to the core of skateboarding life by...
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Freight Train Hopping
Broad daylight, we hopped a southbound train and Mr. Quintana and I congratulated ourselves before we had even crossed the Seattle city limit. This was the first freight train we ever rode, a string of...
View ArticleTransformative Words
We ask the contributors of HUCK#035 – The On the Road Issue to tell us the book that really struck a chord with them. The Plague, Albert Camus Contributor: Andrew Binion Hometown: Brooklyn, NYC Story:...
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America reCycled
The American Dream we inherited seemed simple enough: go to college, build a career, pay the mortgage, send the kids to school and start filling the kitchen and living room with a baffling array of...
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We ask the contributors of HUCK#035 – The On the Road Issue to tell us the book that really struck a chord with them. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, Tom Wolfe Contributor: Cyrus Shahrad Hometown:...
View ArticleZen Buddhism
I was fed up. No, that’s not strong enough. I was exhausted. Mentally hollow, and yet at the same time my head buzzed with the flurry of conversation, confusion, anxiety, anger, frustration and...
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Dan Draisin
Was there ever a bigger YouTube sensation than the Arab Spring? In the age of the status update, we all have the power to instantaneously call shit on the manifold injustices plaguing our world: the...
View ArticleContemplating Cassady
’I know you rider, gonna miss me when I’m gone’ – traditional blues song, covered by the Grateful Dead. Woe be to ye who follow the way of the Holy Goof, for your reward, well, it isn’t likely to be...
View ArticleOscar Niemeyer
His signature appears on some of the 20th century’s greatest buildings, from the United Nations in New York to Brazil’s built-from-scratch capital city of Brasilia. At the grand old age of 100, Oscar...
View ArticleGuy Mariano
Eight years ago, Guy Mariano stepped out of relative, drug habit-induced obscurity to work on his part for Lakai Footwear’s Fully Flared - the explosive skateboard video co-directed by Spike Jonze, Ty...
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The Bots
They’re not old enough to buy a beer in their home country, but Californian brothers Anaiah and Mikaiah Lei are making a markedly mature racket as The Bots. “Who here thinks I’m a girl?” jokes...
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Joni Sternbach
In 1893, the colonial governor and lauded amateur anthropologist Everard im Thurn presented his famous paper on the photographing of indigenous peoples to the Royal Anthropological Institute in London....
View ArticleGian Simmen
It's a crisp, sunny January afternoon on the final day of the O'Neill Evolution snowboard competition in Davos, Switzerland. As a warm-up to the teenage acrobats throwing triples over the Big Air...
View ArticleAMH
“One night I watched that 1980s film Tron and was feeling inspired and started doodling. Then my friend called to say that Michael Jackson had passed away. I thought about what I could do to pay...
View ArticleTrakke
“The first fifty bags we made were entirely out of stuff we found in skips; tarpaulin, roofing material, old suitcases, anything we could lay our hands on really,” explains Trakke founder Alec Farmer...
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