From Wildcard Jam to WINNER, Juni Kang put the street league roster on notice securing the SLS DTLA win in his competition debut!
Fiona Wessely – “Phi Phi” Part – Pocket Skate Mag
Fiona hitting all kinds of spots in this beautifully put together part. And of course not mission out on a little cameo by her equally talented brother Anton. Enjoy.
Devin Bagnoli Daytona Video Part | The PLATFRM
A product of Daytona Beach, Florida, Devin Bagnoli takes us back to where it all started in a fresh, full part titled “Daytona.” Devin’s hesh, chopper-riding, tattoo-laced style is impeccable when he steps on a board, and in this part — paying homage to his hometown — he puts it all on display. Created with only one week to film, Devin cranked out clip after clip for this one.
Christopher Hiett – Powell Dragons 97A
Powell is happy to announce the release of Christopher Hiett’s Pro 97A Dragon Formula Wheel.
“It’s not hard, it’s not soft, and it helps you go through really rough ground. It is a perfect ‘lock-in’ square wheel. It helps you lock into grinds on ledges and rails. I absolutely love this wheel. I hope that you guys all love it too. This would not be possible without all of you.”
Now shipping to skate shops worldwide.
Buy Chris’ Pro Wheel HERE.
CHANNEL NINE – Jeremy Leabres’ “Glitched”, Franky Villani “Brainwash”, Who Has Your Attention?
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Chris Roberts and the Nine Club talk about Jeremy Leabres’ “Glitched” part, Budget Or Buttery, we asked people at the Skateboard Hall Of Fame “Who has your attention right now in skateboarding and why?”, Franky Villani “Brainwash” part and much more!
Julian Agliardi FIRST TRY Back Lip 23-Stair Handrail | Behind the AD – INDEPENDENT
Go Behind the AD with Julian Agliardi as he warms up at Linda Vista Skatepark, pushes through the mental block, and goes all-in on a first-try back lip on a 23-stair handrail for Independent Trucks’ latest Thrasher Magazine AD in the July ’26 issue.
Rockstar Energy Open 2026: Skateboarding + Live Music Return to Portland Waterfront Park Aug 14–16
Street & Bowl Skate Contests + Live Music Return To Portland Waterfront, 2026 Rockstar Energy Open
P-Rod Was Actually UNSTOPPABLE Here!!! – SLS
From insane control to flawless big-spin variations, these are the TOP 10 tricks that helped make P-Rod an SLS LEGEND!!
Pat Channita 49th Birthday Video Part – Bones Bearings
Pat Channita comes through with another solid video part to celebrate his 49th birthday. Filmed by Vern Laird and Ron Resurreccion. Edited by Vern Laird. Music by Souls of Mischief.
12 Pro Transition Skaters Hit Legendary Brazil Spots – Red Bull
The best trips keep it simple: good people, a loose plan, and a whole lot of sunshine. That was the blueprint as 12 of the heaviest transition hitters rolled into Florianópolis, Brazil, for a week of sessions with the king himself, Pedro Barros.
From Pedro’s private setup — two perfect bowls and a vert ramp — to the city’s skateparks, backyard bowls, and DIY spots, every session delivered.
With skate legend Arto Saari shooting photos and joining the ride, the week had everything: good vibes, blue skies, and dream setups. Safe to say summer showed up early.
Tristan Rennie and Salba Lead Backyard Pool Missions | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM
A master of notoriously tight transitions, Tristan Rennie was raised skating in backyard pools to become one of the best to ever do it. Inviting the crew to tag along, Tristan Rennie and Steve Alba lead us on a two-pool mission around the San Bernardino area to skate Ridiculous Pool and Bottom of the Hill.
“Because it was ridiculously good for the time,” says Tristan of the naming origins of the first spot. Complete with a brief history of the pool’s access over the years, a few of his own childhood memories and a short list of pros who have clipped up there, from “Tony Hawk to Guy Mariano,” in Tristan’s view, “It is one of the most iconic pools in modern skateboarding.”
After making quick work of the Ridiculous Pool and firing up the squad — Yuro Nagahara, Eric Hutchinson, Jesse Lindloff, Hampus Winberg and Shota Mizote — a few of the crew break off from the session to finish things off at Bottom of the Hill. Don’t worry, we got the naming origins of that one, too.
Franky Villani | BRAINWASH
Filmed by Eric Iwakura, Alan Hannon, Alex Kissinger, Tylre Wilcox, Kevin Perez and Bobby Bils.
Still photography by Bailey Schreiner.
Guest appearance by Jonny Hernandez.