For the Love of Skateboarding
Zach Doelling & Oddball Collectablez crew skate a pre-fab skatepark, mini ramp, and street spot. Game of skate in there somewhere too I think.
This Skatepark has everything you need for a pre fab park. Flat bar, flat ledge, multiple bump to bumps with ledges and of course a nice mini ramp! Featuring Zach Doelling, Wes Reeves, Vincent Luevanos, Kenny Martes, Brandon Snider and Clay Breckenridge.
Element Skateboards brings you some Jaakko Eetu unused footage.
After a tough day in the streets with Darwen, Jamie finally figures things out, with his brand new Laceless version of the 306 from New Balance Numeric. The legacy continues.
Beagle skates Sylmar with Bryan Herman and Marquise Preston. The desert crew holds it down with tricks on the 9 stair rail and down the 11 stair.
Jeff Lenoce and Beagle hit the rail over the bank in Venice where he filmed his famous nollie backside 180, as seen in the BAKER 3 video. Circa 2005
Santa Cruz put Brand Manager Andrew Cannon to the test with three different challenges to find out how the Salba Stencil Shaped Deck skates!
In 1995, ESPN introduced The Extreme Games to the masses. Billed as a weeklong competition, The Extreme Games (later changed to X Games) brought out the top action sports athletes in the world, across skateboarding, BMX, inline skating and more.
At the time, Tony Hawk was one of a few veteran pro skateboarders on the scene, successfully making the jump past the skateboarding craze of the 1980s, into a more underground, authentic scene spawned during the 1990s. But all that was about to change. With a boost of commercial exposure from ESPN and The Extreme Games, Tony Hawk would become one of the most recognized names in skateboarding throughout the world. And to this day, Tony’s name is synonymous with skateboarding, thanks in part to the momentum created here. Take a look back at Tony’s first vert and “street” runs from July, 1995.
And oh yeah, Tony took home the first Extreme Games gold medal in Skateboard Vert.
Devin Bagnoli and fellow Denver Fiend, Kyle Eggen hit up Ulysses Skatepark in Golden, Colorado for this installment of Lurk Patrol!
Aiden Caruth oozes style and originality. Whether he is conquering Pacific Northwest rains, tight transitions, deep end lip tricks, or ridiculously impractical board widths, CCS is proud to outfit Aiden in all the baggie gear he needs to get the job done.
Join Aiden as he gets high and dry on a drizzly day at the Eugene skatepark in his CCS classic Stacked Logo heavyweight hoodie.
The Nine Club discuss John Dilo’s “561” Part, Joe Hammeke’s Family Support Fund, QUASI – GRAND PRAIRIE, Alltimers’ “ET&DUSTIN” Video, IKE_LOW, Budget or Buttery, Kelly’s Top 9 411 Openers and much more!
Turning someone pro starts long before the actual debut of their first pro board. With Henry Gartland, we had been working on this behind the scenes since the start of 2019. As he continued to push his skating, we all got a front row seat to watch him become the pro that we all knew he would be. When Henry left us back in January it was a loss not only to all of us that were close to him, but to the skate community around the world. Although we are still working through this we want you to know that the support and love from everyone out there has been incredible.
It is at the request of the family that we move forward with the release of Henry’s pro boards. The proceeds of which will be donated to The Henry Gartland Foundation. Henry’s father, Eric, explains that the foundation will focus specifically on brain health. We ask that you please visit the website and follow their instagram for updates and to learn more.
The first boards will available around the end of May, which is subject to change. We appreciate your patience and will be releasing 3 decks total for Henry in 2021.
In our hearts forever E Henry Gartland
Please visit TheHenryGartlandFoundation.org for more info.
Nyjah Huston takes on a 34 stair handrail! Hosted by Geoff Rowley.
The New Balance Numeric 213 Pro Court by Samarria Brevard is a refreshing reflection of the now. Adapted to the demands of a true skateboarding revolutionary, purpose-built to thrive in the streets.