Rodney Torres discusses growing up in Queens NY, getting on Rhythm Skateboards, help building the Maloof Money Cup Skate Park in Flushings, skating for Osiris Footwear, leaving Zoo York for Infamous Skateboards, skating for Official Skateboards after Arcade Skateboards went out of business, starting his company Torro Skateboards and much more!
Edited by Tim Olson & Roger Bagley
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