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6 Oct 2023 23:14

22 years ago, a young British skateboarder by the name of Geoff Rowley delivered an industry-shifting signature shoe: titled the Vans Rowley XLT, that would go on to earn the title of a classic. He was 25 years old at the time, and he had only been on the Vans team for three. But, with a high-profile reputation in the sport (thanks to his bounty of famous tricks, including his much-acclaimed 50-50 grind on the Staple Center's hubba ledge in 1999, and Thrasher Magazine's Skater of the Year trophy...
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