David Gravette, Greyson Fletcher, and friends roll deep at Swampfest, Florida. Watch them hit the Bronson jump ramp and try to clear the swamp.
Featuring David Gravette, Greyson Fletcher, Ruby Lilley, Liam Pace and Jake Yanko.
David Gravette, Greyson Fletcher, and friends roll deep at Swampfest, Florida. Watch them hit the Bronson jump ramp and try to clear the swamp.
Featuring David Gravette, Greyson Fletcher, Ruby Lilley, Liam Pace and Jake Yanko.
Keen ramps heads out to the first Kasso contest on American Soil!
On Go Skate Day 2025, The Skatepark Project & Vans celebrated the reopening of the Brooklyn Banks with a skate jam hosted by Steve Rodriguez.
The Brooklyn Banks is an iconic skate spot in New York City’s Lower East Side, long stewarded by skateboarders, even before becoming a sanctioned skate space in 2006. After more than 15 years of closure, the entire 9-acre brick plaza has officially made its triumphant return.
This reopening was made possible through partnership with Gotham Park, Steve Rodriguez, Vans and Vans Skate, the VF Foundation, the City of New York, NYC Parks, and the NYC Department of Transportation—a community effort to restore one of skateboarding’s most historic spaces.
New York City came together to activate the Banks on #GoSkateDay with skating, music, food, and family fun.
Last month, Kona Big Wave hired OC Ramps to build a custom four foot tall blue ramp for the Los Angeles Trade Show. Join us on our journey as they pull this off.
An on-the-ground look at The Skatepark Project’s Supply The Ride event with Concrete Queenz and East Side Riders Bike Club.
This was an incredible day, getting girls and women of every age on bikes and boards.
To find out more about our work helping underserved communities create safe and inclusive public skateparks, head to skatepark.org
Santa Cruz skated China with Rob Pace, Tom Asta, Keet Oldenbeuving, Taiga Nagai, Tijmen Overbeek and Maurio McCoy! Peep what went down in this Demo Recap filmed by Israel Garcia and edited by Joe Perrin.
SPoT celebrates 31 years of Tampa Am on the concrete.
Results:
1. Hampus Winberg
2. Phoenix Sinnerton
3. Wyatt Wisenbaker
Halloween Hell Bomb 2025
Chaos every year. Guaranteed.
Our correspondents Joel Popeteur, Big Hen Dawg & Father Bop preview the first Back To The Banks contest since 2008 — happening on October 4, 2025 @ 1 P.M. at the Brooklyn Banks. This installment is presented with support from Wip Energy.
This weekend the Clearly Faded crew got to celebrate the 47th birthday of a true East Coast legend—Quim Cardona. The Cardona brothers helped write the history of the Brooklyn Banks in the early 90s, bringing style, finesse, and energy that shaped generations of skaters in New York City and beyond.
We don’t wait until our legends are gone to honor them—we give them their flowers while they’re here, and Quim earned his.
The celebration was real: Jeremiah came up from Atlantic City, Chris Landry pulled through, Clearly Faded captain Jay Klotz was in the mix, Eli repped from Staten Island, and TJ from Philly—better known as Old Dirty Bastard in Hulu’s Wu-Tang series, our brother TJ Atoms—joined the session.
Moments like this are why we do what we do. Skateboarding isn’t just about tricks, it’s about culture, community, and honoring those who paved the way.
To keep that energy alive, our new Clearly Faded skateboards are officially available in 8.25 and 8.5—built for the streets, built for the culture, and built to keep this legacy rolling. Grab yours now on the website and ride with us
Red Bull Origin brings skateboarding history to life in Venice Beach with rebuilt versions of legendary spots, from Natas Kaupas’ fire hydrant spin to Gonz’s double kink rail. Watch generations of skaters take on iconic features like the Venice hubba and Pavilion wallride in this live celebration of skateboarding’s legacy and future. Venice has always been a beacon of counterculture, and this event highlights its seismic impact on skateboarding culture worldwide.
Each obstacle pays tribute to a defining moment in street skating — from the first wallrides at the Pavilion to the ledge-driven style that shaped an era. By re-creating these historic features, Red Bull Origin invites today’s pros to reinterpret the tricks that built skateboarding’s foundation.
Don’t miss the chance to see history collide with the next generation of skateboarding, live from the boardwalk.
Wilkie Day 2025 at Ann Van; Sponsored by Skate Jawn, NJ Skateshop, Nothing but Today and The Skatepark Project.
Filmed and edited by: Matt Pepe