Here is a video clip from the H Street Shackle Me Not Hell Concave Summer Camp. This is skateboarding at its best in 1988. Old School Skateboarding Yo! This H Street Skateboard Video is probably the first one I started to watch and what really got me excited about skateboards.

H-Street’s first feature length skate video changed skateboarding not only with its content but also its form. Shackle Me Not is shot entirely with video cameras when skateboard videos were until then shot with film. Mike Ternasky and Tony Magnusson’s “living room” editing approach changed the rules of skate video production and ushered in an era where “anyone” could make a skate video. The skating is a mixture of vert, pool and street from a then unknown or just-coming-up group of skaters, many of who are now legendary, such as Danny Way, Ron Allen and Matt Hensley.

Here is a youtube video clip of the H Street Shackle Me Not Video

Danny Way is a shown here in this video clip of H Street Hokus Pokus. Danny must have been about 15 or so in this H-Street video clip. He has a huge bag of tricks over the spine here at the Carlsbad Skatepark and then he takes his tricks to the Vert Ramp. Danny Way is my hero and continues to take skateboarding up to the next level.

H-street skateboards, founded in 1986, was the brain child of the late, great visionary Mike Ternansky and current Osiris proprietor Tony Magnusson. H-Street was named after a street in Chula Vista, California. It was on H-Street that several of the original team riders lived, in the “H-Street House”. The original H-Street team consist of Ron Allen, Jeremy Allyn, Dave Andrecht, Mike Carroll, Eddie “El Gato” Elguera, Richard Ezekiel, Art Godoy, Matt Hensley, Carl Hyndman, Ben Job, Darrin Kimura, Jeff Klindt, Tom Knox, Chris Livingston, Brian Lotti, Tony Magnusson, Ryan Monihan, David Nielsen, Steve Ortega, Jeff Pettite, Jason Richardson, Brennand Schoeffel, John Schultes, Ray Simmonds, John Sonner, Dave Sornson, Aaron Vincent and Danny Way.
Here is a video clip of Ron Allen from the H Street Hokus Pokus Dvd. Also here are some pictures of the Ron Allen Signature Decks

Here is another picture of the H Street Ron Allen Skateboard Deck

And yet another picture of the H Street Skateboards Ron Allen Skateboard Deck

Here is Tony Magnussen’s vert ramp part in the H Street Skateboard Video Hokus Pokus from 1989. H Street Skateboards has recently done a release of some of the old decks from the 80’s. Here are some pictures of a signed Tony Mag reissue deck that is available here. I have included three pictures below of the deck that Tony Magnussen signed. If you are interested in one leave me a comment below.

Here is another picture of the T Mag Deck

And here is a third picture of the Tony Magnussen H Street Hocus Pocus Deck