Virtual Reality from Plan B Skateboards, circa 1993. This was Plan B's second offering with a great mix of vert, miniramp, and good ol' street. Skateboarding was painfully slow at this time with 1 mph rollups and 3 inch grinds. Plan B changed this by getting skaters that had the perfect mix of speed and skill. This ones definitely worth checking out, especially with all of the "guest skaters".Featured Skaters: Sal Barbier, Mike Carroll, Pat Duffy, Tony Ferguson, Rick Howard, Colin McKay, Rodney Mullen, Sean Sheffey, Danny Way, Salman Agah, Ronnie Bertino, John Cardiel, Dan Drehobl, Rob Dyrdek, Tim Gavin, Jeppy Hansen, Joey Itkon, Rudy Johnson, Eric Koston, Jason Lee, Kien "Donger" Lieu, Brian Lotti, Guy Mariano, Danny Minnick, Henry Sanchez, Julien Sheffey, Wade Speyer, Jovontae Turner, Mike Vallely, Jeron Wilson, and Paul Zuanich
run time: 49 min 11 sec


Falling Down from 101 Skateboards, circa 1993. This is a super short promo from 101. 1993 was a time when tricks were really getting technically insane. Get your big pants and small wheels out.
Ravers from Birdhouse Projects, circa 1993. Who knew Tony Hawk could get so tech! Birdhouse had some pretty sick skaters on their team, but this is a time when skaters were simply fumbling for tricks. Not to say they aren't sick tricks, but it seems like things were progressing at a heavy pace and people were just trying to keep up.
Lick from H-Street, circa 1993. A classic in its own right.



























































































