411 was so good, and really hit its stride when the issues got up into the 30s. There's a whole slew of VHS copies for sale right now in my local shop (including issue number 2). I hate that it had to end, because I hate all the years you have to wait in between video releases for board and shoe companies; e.g. Lakai took seven years to put out their first video. And also, I don't want to have to look at videos online. I'd rather have a physical copy.
My friends and I went on a mini trip down to Syracuse, NY and we popped by a skate shop and they had 411#1. Dude at the counter said it was totally worth it. We grabbed a copy and we were super stoked. The Jeremy Wray profile and iirc, the last chaos had all that crazy Pulaski footage with Andy Stone.
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411 was so good, and really hit its stride when the issues got up into the 30s. There's a whole slew of VHS copies for sale right now in my local shop (including issue number 2). I hate that it had to end, because I hate all the years you have to wait in between video releases for board and shoe companies; e.g. Lakai took seven years to put out their first video. And also, I don't want to have to look at videos online. I'd rather have a physical copy.
-- Rikku Markka
411 #6 was the first video I ever owned. I watched it a thousand times a day for a year.
My friends and I went on a mini trip down to Syracuse, NY and we popped by a skate shop and they had 411#1. Dude at the counter said it was totally worth it. We grabbed a copy and we were super stoked. The Jeremy Wray profile and iirc, the last chaos had all that crazy Pulaski footage with Andy Stone.
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