411 VM - Volume 14 Issue 3

This Issue Russ Hope from Santa Cruz was responsible for the art design and you kinda recognize that by looking at the skaters featured. The Santa Cruz Team here definitely gets a good spot in the picture and also our good Flo Marfaing got several bangers coming. But also the young amateur Marius Sveyanen knows how to more than to astonish. Moreover tech grenade Ted de Gross has a Check Out part that´s really amazing. Tech to da fullest! And being that the Nollie Cab-Heel flip over the picnic table from the introduction is not the hardest trick, at all! Together with Cliché the trip continues to Sicily were the boys found some abstract spots and once again prove that you can skate anywhere in the world. And those are special and somehow creative spots. Also you can see those guys still living the skater-gipsy-style without expensive hotels or restaurants and that´s nice to see, again and again. Rocker Richie Belton grew with DNA within his time and in his part bangs several bomb drops from walls and thickest gaps. His part is quite smashing but anyway nice to take a look at especially when you know him from being a little kid. Also Ben Gore the newest World amateur has a part that shows that he deserves this position, as well. Controlled lines with nice flip combos make his skating very viewable and some bangers this good man has to offer! Duffs´ got a part in which all their riders are featured. Here especially Pat Rakestraw outstanding from the team. Pat may have a kind of strange style but nevertheless his skating is the bomb. The same suits for Don "The Nuge" Nguyen who redefines the term "throwing". Or did anybody who´s ever been to Barcelona ever think about jumping over and down into the deep the wall on the beach?! Additionally he bangs smooth heel- and kickflips and that with such perfection only fewest people can. In any case this is a surprisingly good part from a skater that you didn´t get to see too much, so far. 411 - what can I say: like always a high quality video!

411 VM - Volume 13 Issue 4

411 Volume 13, Issue 4 brings together an all-new onslaught of skating from some of the most sought after names in the industry. With colorful art direction by none other than Mad Steez, 411 13-4 explodes with another jaw-dropping Openers segment then charges into an unforgiving Chaos. Chicago's own Patrick Melcher continues the assault with his unique skating in American Hooligan. Get ire with the Satori Movement crew as the Satori in Motion montage raises the bar with footage from Matt Pailes, Aaron Suski, Danny Fuenzalida and the rest of the Satori posse. The good vibes continue with Yellow Board Skateboards' talented new am Robin Baker in Half-Baker. City Skateboards pros and East Coast representatives Mike Maldonado and Pete Eldridge team up in City Slickers, ripping up the streets with their trademark raw style. We Love Road Trips as much as you do with this segment showcasing the We Clothing skaters featuring Chris Pastras, Benny Fairfax, Daniel Shimizu and Jerry Hsu hitting the streets from California to Barcelona and everywhere in between. Put Foundation pro Leo Romero with Tommy Gurrola and you got Double Trouble! Prepare for total handrail annihilation!

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411 VM - Volume 13 Issue 2

The 411 Video Magazine from the USA advanced to the Skateboard Video Mag within a short period of time. After 411 productions swapped owners and Wassermann announced changes we now get a completely renewed 411 Video Magazine. For sure all of the 411s were new but the new DVD was completely revised and got itself a new look. Besides the fact that the DVD now always comes in a DINA4 paper mag and not in a nice DVD for the shelf, anymore there are detailed, fastidious and creative graphic animations from a former Adio graphic that provide a cool style for the video mag. The second issue comes jam-packed with explosive skating from an all-star lineup. Charging in with an unforgettable Openers segment, the momentum continues with an epic Chaos featuring Jake Nunn, Richie Belton and Emeric Pratt. DVS brings More Skate More with footage from Daewon Song, Kerry Getz, Jeron Wilson and the rest of the DVS team. Kurtis Colamonico and Graham Bickerstaff wreck havoc bringing in the New World Order while Kenny Anderson, Danny Montoya and Mikey Taylor go undercover in Italy to pull off The Italian Job. Finishing it all off, the mind-blowing Chris Haslam and the ever-so-solid Cooper Wilt give you a glimpse of what it's like to be Almost Famous.
The excitement doesn't stop there! Think you're a good skater? Well Don't Quit Your Day Job, as Landon Mitchell and Anthony Acosta tear up the scene. Billabong takes you on a European Vacation featuring Jereme Rogers, Mike Peterson and the rest of the Billabong team. 411's got all the highlights from the intense 2005 Tampa Pro Contest to quench your thirst. 411 also gives you the Subtitled Chaos, showing you the names of each trick as it goes down. But wait! There's more! An interactive Product Guide, a 32-page 'zine with photos and interviews, a free poster and a free CD music sampler make this issue a must-have!

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411 VM - Volume 13 Issue 1