Jamie Foy Lights Up the Screen in New Spitfire Part 'Charred Remains'

Never one to slow down—and fresh off the premiere of the new Dickies video, Honeymoon no less—Jamie Foy keeps his foot on the gas in his new 'Charred Remains' Spitfire part. Insane handrails? Check . Technical ledge moves? Check . Everything else? Check . Just press play:

These clips might be considered "charred remains" but when it's Foy we're talking about, you know it's still going to be nothing but bangers. And that's exactly what we got. This dude is constantly stacking clips, though. What else would you expect?

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One of my favorite things about Jamie Foy is his trick selection. His bag is so deep and he can literally skate everything. And when I say skate everything I mean he can skate it just as well as anything else. Handrails, ledges, stairs, gaps, transition, manuals—the dude is true all terrain killer!

On top of that, he'll get three or four tricks at every spot he skates! (Each just as gnarly as the last.) I mean, honestly, this is a proper video part. When your leftovers are this heavy, that's really saying something. All in a day's work for this hard-working professional.

You know what's even crazier? I know for a fact that he could absolutely put out another part (probably a few) with even more "remains" that he's sitting on at this very moment. Some dudes are just built different! Foy is one of those dudes.

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