A Hopeless Case Of A Kid In Denial

Wow! Sauce has officially gone digital and I cant believe that the mag made it as long as it did in print! A big part of my life (and I have the tattoo to prove it), the FREE print format was also a big story in itself for a lot of contributors along the way, and the skaters and artists and musicians that graced it's pages. I mean, this little project went from a black and white coffee table center piece to a tight and compact full color zine with sick photos and a little creative writing thrown in that would fit nicely on the back of the crapper for a couple of visits (and would always find it's way back to the coffee table).
Fuck, eleven issues, free for you, in a timespan of just over six years, delivering content from the Northwest, Southwest, Southeast, Northeast, Midwest, Middleast (yup!), and all parts between, one can learn a lot about the world through skateboarding.
And the best part of it all, is that it's not over. And while you're probably going to be better off scoping pools and figuring out a security guard's schedule before the next issue arrives at your shop, now you don't have to. While you're skating the internet you can always hit up the SauceBox spot.
So to usher in the digital age, here is a couple of 35mm photos of tricks done at a spot you've seen countless times, just maybe not by these cats. Check back often and visit the store, you'll be stoked!

Nebraska Nate shows a proper place for a stinkbug

The back smith will always be one the best tricks, and Young Jud shows us why.