Category: Event

DC SHOES: HAROLD HUNTER DAY IX

On Sunday, October 4th DC joined the New York skate community at the Coleman LES park to honor the life of a legend at the 9th annual Harold Hunter Day. DC’s Wes Kremer, Evan Smith, Cyril Jackson, and Tristan Funkhouser were on hand to skate, give out cash for tricks down the double set, and have an all around good time.

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BRAZIL IS IN THE BUILDING

Congratulations to the two 2015 SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Champions, Leticia Bufoni and Kelvin Hoefler. The Brazilians both made SLS history yesterday in Chicago, IL. Leticia took home the win for the first-ever Women’s Division, and Kelvin is the first SLS rookie to win a Super Crown Championship, or any SLS stop.

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Rumble In Ramona 5

The rumble happened again. The shenanigans were in full effect with Grindline the band, and more skate rock slaying tunes while the boys were catching some bio air! Brutal vertical action from this very diverse cruë makes for epic session featuring Darren Navarrette, Christian Hosoi, Tom Remillard, PLG, Shaun Ross, Cedric Pabich, Lizzie Armanto, Neal Hendrix, Chris Russell, Lincoln Ueda, Alan Young, Raven Tershy, and more rippers.

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Damn Am NYC 2015 Winner: Congrats to Yoshi Tanenbaum!

By putting together the perfect run of every trick imaginable in his last run of the Finals, not only did Yoshi Tanenbaum win the Damn Am Select Series NYC stop for the second year in a row, but he also earned himself $500 to get to Tampa Am where he’s already qualified into the Semi-Finals. On top of all of that he just moved into the lead in the battle for Damn Am of the Year. He can’t be stopped!

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Damn Am NYC 2015: Nike Best Trick and Practice

The SPoT crew kicked off the Damn Am NYC at the LES park with a day of practice and absolute ripping. Shredders showed up from all over the world to work out their lines and get ready for the big show. From there it was off to Brooklyn to host a best trick at the Nike pop up park at 50 Kent where they gave out $1500 and turned the level up to 11. Big ups to Antonio Durao for doing all of the hardest tricks in the world. Switch!

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