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R.I.P Jay Adams, A legend passes

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Jay adams the legend passes RIP

The legendary dogtown skater Jay Adams Died late Thursday while on holiday in mexico, I can only hope doing what he loved to do most shred the Gnar in whatever form! Jay and the small crew of Venice Beach locals where part of the Dogtown crew that shredded the local parks and abandoned pools of Venice and los Angeles Throughout the 1970's, the surfers in Dogtown were aggressive and antisocial. They fit into the stereotype of the time that surfers were poor dropouts. For a lot of these young people, surfing and skateboarding was all they had. Jay was admittedly one of the most naturally gifted of the entire crew

Jay was in Mexico on a long surf trip and had already been there for 3 months and had no history of heart problems.

You will be missed, A true legend of surf and skate

steven watts

Growing up in South Africa, Steve spent his youth dreaming of far off places. After spending eight years extensively traveling to many of the great surf destinations of the world getting dengue fever, having a near death experience from a falling coconut in mexico, Surviving a 15 foot drop on a handboard on a Nias bomb, jumping from every rock he could find without adequate health insurance. and comprehensively debunking the myth there are no waves in Thailand, even if they are small. He decided it was time for a a degree. Steve Graduated from Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design in London with a degree in product design. He missed his graduation to go surfing in Californian, found a kindred spirit with Venice and never left

R.I.P Jay Adams, A legend passes

steven watts

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