It's amazing how it feels like it was only yesterday when we first got our hands on some stussy back when we were kids. This year marks the 35th anniversary of Stussy! To celebrate their 35th anniversary, Stussy is giving us a glimpse at their Spring 2015 collection. Check back with us later on as we continue to bring you the latest Stussy wear!
The crazy minds over at Red Bull decided last year that one halfpipe wasn't enough, so they asked the crew at Aspen Mountain to dig a second stunt ditch and shove it next to the existing stunt ditch. They invited some of the best halfpipe riders in the world, such as Ben Ferguson, Louie Vito and Scotty Lago, and they shredded that thing to pieces. Well, just like anything you do for the first time, the second time you normally do it much better(except for the fools who made Dumb and Dumber Too, y'all trippin). Here is a recap from day one of the new, bigger, badder double pipe.
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Life is full of struggle and chaos. Money often runs out leaving us unsure where the next dollar will come from, along with wondering how we will be able to pay rent or buy food. Relationships fail or become tense, confusion sets in with where we fit in with this world and what we want to do with our lives, and the list goes on. These struggles often make it seem impossible to make any sense of life; it feels like a chaotic mess that we can't seem to get a handle on. The beauty I've found in this is that whenever I seem to get on a board, everything just seems to click and suddenly life makes all the sense in the world; as if the universe aligned and the whole world finally has peace and order. The feeling of rolling on concrete, the air brushing on my skin and going through my hair; the feeling of flipping a board, catching it and rolling away - how can I feel any chaos or confusion in the midst of this? It's moments like these where I feel like, "what would I do without skateboarding? Or how would I be able to cope with this crazy life without it?" To have the ability to ride a skateboard is a huge blessing from above, for life makes sense when I am on a board, but as soon as I get off, life is just a confusing mess that is full of uncertainty.
Words by Scotty Tang
