Featuring Dylan Jaeb, Jamie Foy, Jake Hayes, Frankie Spears, Franky Villani and Vincent Alvarez.
Collection available HERE.
Featuring Dylan Jaeb, Jamie Foy, Jake Hayes, Frankie Spears, Franky Villani and Vincent Alvarez.
Collection available HERE.
We’re 2 arena stops and 3 APEX events into the 2024 Championship Tour, and a lot has gone down! Take a look back at the best of the best, and get hyped for what’s to come…
Alex probably could have chosen an easier trick to try… but he made it worth the wait!
Over 2,000 miles away and 36 years later, Paul Kobriger remains, at heart, a skateboard lifer dedicated to keeping his childhood dream alive. His journey began in Shawano, Wisconsin, where he was introduced to skateboarding and punk rock at age eleven—an influential combination that remains with him today.
The decision to move across the country to San Diego, California, right after high school was a gamble. However, Paul arrived at the right moment, connected with the right people in skateboarding, and launched a deep career in the industry. His early beginnings started with leading Sun Diego and CCS marketing efforts and assembling teams with Wes Kremer, Tyler Surrey, Marius Syvänen, Silas Baxter-Neal, Torrey Pudwill, and Ryan Sheckler just to name a few. However, in the wake of the economic recession led to the end of CCS but a new chapter at Transworld Skateboarding.
Being surrounded by creative people during his time at TWS sparked a hidden talent he’s always had and revealed his gifted ability at drawing. After working for numerous brands in the skateboard industry, Paul uses his years of experience to start something he can fully control. Thus, Sixes and Sevens skate shop is birthed and blends together Paul’s love for skateboarding, music, and art. Learn all the details of Paul’s path in skateboarding, the skaters he’s brought up, the people he’s met along the way, and the space created to give back to skateboarding in our latest CORE video above.
On September 9, 2024, the Sheckler Foundation hosted Ryan Sheckler’s 16th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at The Monarch Golf Links in Dana Point, California reuniting the foundation’s community of committed supporters, sponsors and volunteers from all over the country.
éS Footwear Celebrates Iconic Skateboarding Stunt with Limited Edition ACCEL OG Release.
In Southern California, the 405 Freeway is notorious as the busiest freeway in America. So what better way to capture attention than to bring traffic to a halt and skate down the middle lane? That’s exactly what one of the original creators of éS Footwear and Go Skateboarding Day, Don Brown, did—turning a bold idea into an unforgettable moment.
With photographer Skin Phillips, they created a now-legendary image that left people questioning whether it was real or fake. The stunt didn’t just stop traffic—it went viral, putting skateboarding and Go Skateboarding Day at the forefront of global conversation.
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Fallen teamed up with The House of Masks to create a small capsule in spirit of the Halloween Season! There will be only 250 pairs of this limited edition Patriot Collab so get them while you can.
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Get in the van and skate Japan with the SC Crew! Link up with Eric Dressen, Maurio McCoy, Tom Asta, Rob Pace, Erick Winkowski, Taiga Nagai and Rei Takazawa as they hit the streets, visit TOHO Studios in prep for their upcoming Godzilla release and skate some insane demos!
Come take a look at the top tricks landed at each of the past 5 stops! These guys have thrown down some bangers so far this season.
Best known for his street back threes, Tyson is no slouch when it comes to connecting lines between ledge, manuals, and mandatory flat ground enders to seal the deal. Get a personable tour from the SLC native as Tyson rolls through different areas of town, chalks up ABDs (already been done) from Jon Allie, Lizard King, and of his own, and all that Tyson’s hometown has to offer in Spot to Spot.
Two hours outside of LA is a place called Bombay Beach. This area was a popular resort town for beachgoers and celebrities until the ’80s but due to a destroyed ecosystem what’s left these days looks closer to a Mad Max scene than anything else, with streets populated by loners and outcasted creatives. Jenkem caught wind that someone was building some DIY skate spots out there, so they decided to let their imagination get the best of us and checked it out.
Dancer for Nike SB. Featuring Hjalte Halberg, Antonio Durao and friends.