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Spitfire Debuts ‘Arson Department IV’ Online Via Thrasher

Spitfire has one of the largest and most diverse teams in skateboarding. A good portion of it is featured in Arson Department IV, the latest video offering from the San Francisco-based wheel company, which just debuted via Thrasher. It definitely lives up to previous installments of the series. Dig in for yourself above.

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