Welcome to the third episode of ~PARTS~, our new series where we take a step back and talk about the true foundation of skateboarding. You guessed it; it’s video parts.
Even the newest crop of Instagram skaters eventually take all their clips and edit them into a cohesive video part, because in the end, it’s still the ideal way for a skateboarder to leave a legacy. Video parts are how skaters create their mystique, showcase their approaches, and garner long-term attention and demand.
Despite how divisive focusing on video parts can be, our PARTS segment is as straightforward as it gets: we get your favorite skaters to rant about vids they hated, loved, wish they had made, could watch on repeat forever, and so on.
Essentially, it’s the stuff we all talk about when we’re at the park or sitting at a spot. Now, instead of talking shit about actual video parts, you’ll be able to talk shit about the video parts that someone else picked out.
In our latest episode, we reached out to Arin, to see what she was, and is currently, watching. Arin is a relatively new face to the larger skate world, so use this as a guide to get a feel for her skating before she drops her highly-anticipated first part.
MENTIONS IN EPISODE
First part you remember watching?
John Cardiel – Sight Unseen
First part you were obsessed with?
Dustin Dolin – Sight Unseen
Part with a song you wish you’d used?
Alien Workshop section – Mosaic
One part on a deserted island?
Tom Penny – Sorry
The most underground part you know?
Chris Milic – Boyish
Favorite recent part?
Alexis Sablone – Seize the Seconds
Best ender?
Erik Ellington – Baker 3
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March 25, 2021 7:29 pm
Do more of these
March 26, 2021 4:33 pm
Seconded
March 26, 2021 12:22 pm
What about Ryan Sublette in Boyish, Arin and Ryan both have those nice kickflip front tails