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Retro-Traffic

Originally founded by East Coast pioneer Ricky Oyola, in the entire universe, Traffic Skateboards has always been celebrated for its appreciation for urban excellence and a direction in fine, occasionally downright sharp taste; and today, they live up to such impossibly high standards again, with the consecration of two longtime brand riders and activists Mark Wetzel and Pat Stiener as honorary pros, for this next season at least. And so, as the Internet typically calls for, a video retrospective was in order; except here, we're not talking one, but two separate edits by Theories of Atlantis - so, one for Pat et the other for Mark the Shark, respectively. The Traffic video saga already being impeccable in the first place, you can already start imagining how qualitative the best-of mix really is... Also to expand on (one of) the subject(s), please feel free to (re-)read our latest interview with Mark Wetzel about filming for the Traffic video "LOOK LEFT", his personal background and way more interesting stories, here!

Stay Static

Today, it's Josh Stewart and his fellow Theories of Atlantis Illuminati's turn to help fix the world's craving for street action via the high-quality (on all terms) upload of the New Jersey section from the indie cult classic "STATIC III", featuring two legends as the state's ambassadors: Mark Wetzel (also interviewed on LIVE a few eons back regarding his segment in the Traffic video "LOOK LEFT", here) and Steve Durante.

On a side note, now's probably the best time to (re-)discover "LOOK LEFT" in full (the recommended portion for your health), here!

Keep Calm

Small detour on the side of our official dealer of great VX parts, I namedTheories Of Atlantis. After Josh Feist’s one, today it is the part of Neil Herrick in the "Vanish" which is in the spotlight. Filmed in Pennsylvania by Zach Sayles, Neil Herrick keeps a very calm and mastered skate style on any type of spot.

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