Run it Back Fb has listed Kazi Underground, a mini-mag built to ride in your pocket next to your setup. Here is what the listing confirms and what it leaves open.
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Most of what this scene makes disappears within a day. A clip lands on Instagram, it gets a few hundred likes, and the feed buries it under the next one. So when a shop puts something on paper, it's worth a look.
On November 7, Run it Back Fb added Kazi Underground to its store: a printed fingerboard magazine sold as a "Mini-Mag Fb Zine." The pitch is simple. It's made to keep readers "on top of the fb scene," in a size you can carry around with the board.
Perfect for enthusiasts to keep on top of the fb scene, and perfect size to fit in your pocket along with your setup!
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The product page is short, so here's everything on it:
That's all of it. A pocket-size zine at a single price, from a shop that sells to fingerboarders.
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The listing doesn't name the writers, photographers or editors behind Kazi Underground. It doesn't say how many pages it runs or what's inside: rider features, park spots, product coverage or photo pages. It also doesn't say whether this is a one-off or the first of a series, or whether it's printed in a limited run.
Those are the details that decide whether a zine becomes something people collect or just a nice extra in the mail. At the time of writing, Run it Back Fb hasn't published them. If the crew behind it shares a page preview or a contributor list, we'll follow up.
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Kazi Underground is on sale now from the Kazi Underground listing on Run it Back Fb's store, listed at $7. The page doesn't give a print run or a restock plan, so we can't say how long copies will last.
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Product listing, first seen 2026-11-07. Source for the price, the single variant and the brand's description.
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