Living legend Arto Saari, our 2001 SOTY, takes a thorough journey through the latest issue. Keep up with Thrasher Magazine here: www.thrashermag... / thrashermagazine / thrashermag / thrashermag
Arto, missed you a lot. You are my living legends, i love the way you skating, your finishing on every tricks really influence me a lot, especially on the lipslides.. I hope to see your new videos in 2020. Love from Malaysia..
he switch f/s boardslide that rail he commented how weird it feels to get out on fakie, and that was about 15 years ago! his part on Sorry still one of the best even for today's standards.
3:35, #AMFD @Beibel is reviving that classic style of editing that got me into skating in the first place. It's just chill vibes with good song selection the basic formula for a GOOD time. I salute to Sir, B. Beibel! approved.
No, the concussions were too much. I'm sure he still cruises and does some small park stuff, but no more handrails or stairs. Also he's 34 (35 in a couple months) here.
Hes had at least 5 major knee surgeries on his one knee so he cant really skate anymore. People just love him enough for what he did that his boards still sell really well which is why he is still pro for flip.
+Daniele Galli he could have pretty much just did his sorry part and stopped and that would have been enough for legend status, if antwuan can be relevant for ten years off of one video part then why not arto
That's generally how magazines ship, with the next month written on it. The short answer is to make the magazine appear current longer. It's called the 'cover date' and wikipedia has a more detailed explanation if you're curious.
