Streetstyle in Tempe

About This Movie

Streetstyle in Tempe captures the raw energy of the 1986 NSA Pro-Streetstyle Skateboard Competition, taking place at the Tempe Diablo Stadium. The film immerses you in the skate culture of the time, showcasing some pretty impressive tricks and the overall vibe of the competition. There’s a certain grit to the footage—grainy and lively, it feels like you’re right there with the skaters. The atmosphere is electric, and the pacing keeps you engaged as you witness the talent and creativity on display. While the director remains unknown, the performances of the skaters and the crowd's reactions add a layer of authenticity that makes it stand out in the skateboarding documentary genre.

Streetstyle in Tempe is a unique artifact from the 1980s skateboarding scene, and its scarcity makes it a notable piece for collectors. The film originally circulated on VHS, which adds to its charm and desirability among fans of the genre. Over the years, it hasn't seen many re-releases, so it remains a somewhat elusive title. Collectors often appreciate the unpolished aesthetic and the authentic representation of skate culture during that period.