In “The Iconic Jason Lee Ollie That Defined An Era”, STORIED sits down with Skateboarding Hall Of Famers, Jeremy Wray & Jason Lee to not only talk about a legendary image, but an unforgettable moment in time.
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Chris Roberts and the Nine Club talk about the NB Numeric’s “RUNNING NUMBERS” Europe Tour, Isaac Relis “Cold Approach” part, Under Review with Kelly Hart featuring the Nike SB “Yuto Horigome” AF-1 Shoe, Mark Suciu “PICON” video, Jack Springer’s “Pepper Grip” part and much more!
etnies is proud to introduce its collaboration with Skate Wild, featuring two exclusive colorways created with Skate Wild founder Todd Larson.
The Emerson X Skate Wild and Loot X Skate Wild are available now at skate shops worldwide and at etnies.com.
Skate Wild trips aren’t just road trips — they’re epic skateboarding adventures into the wild. These one-of-a-kind skate camping expeditions take you beyond the skatepark and into the heart of nature: camping under the stars, cooking over an open fire, hiking to hidden lakes, chasing waterfalls, soaking in hot springs, fishing alpine streams, and picking up essential survival skills — all while hitting some of the best skateparks along the way.
A Skate Wild trip takes you to incredible locations where you can push your limits on a board and step off the beaten path to experience the raw beauty of the outdoors. On this trip, Mikey Ray joined a group of young skateboarders headed to Sequoia National Park for a trip that included a session at the exclusive YMCA skate camp on Sequoia Lake.
In today’s video, we’re doing a Skate test with R.A.D footwear‘s Manny one the Manny Santiago pro shoe. This is the first shoe test where Nigel Alexander skated the shoe for an extended amount of time.
Catch up with Greg Rodriguez in this episode of Spot to Spot to see a little of where he’s come from and hear a bit about what he’s focused on for the immediate future.
Julian Lewis discusses being born in Korea and adopted into a family in Connecticut, moving to Long Beach to skate with his friends, cold-emailing random skate company’s as a kid, paying a filmer $60 for his first sponsor-me part, how Mike Sinclair and his Analog part got him on Foundation, finding out he got on Foundation from an Instagram post, Corey Glick calling him “kind of weird,” getting on Etnies through Aiden Campbell, recording skate sounds for EA Skate, working at Long Beach Skate and much more!
In the early 2000’s, a young David Gravette was one of the first to join the newly resurrected Creature ranks. Two decades later, he’s become one of the most recognizable and relentless Fiends in Creature history – leaving behind a trail of eye-shattering video parts, impossible terrain, questionable decisions, brutal slams, and some of the heaviest skateboarding we’ve ever witnessed.
20 Years of Torment looks back at two decades of Gravette riding for Creature. Through his career highs, the injuries, the comebacks, the tours, the video parts, and everything that happened along the way, one thing has never changed: Gravette has always done it his own way. Featuring 20 years of archival footage, stories from Family, Friends, and Fiends, and plenty of Torment along the way. Cheers to Gravs for 20 Years Bleeding Black & Green!
Way back in 2023 – one of those lifetimes in the skateboard landscape – Quartersnacks covered the baseball game release party of Rowan last shoe. They spoke with Rowan about a few topics including the tricks he did on his favorite double-set, considering the video a sort of mini “Favorite Spot,” with plans to do something longer form with him in the future.
Blink and it’s been three years since. A lot has changed – with skateboarding, the world, and Rowan.
Rowan himself promoting his Z3 Vans pro model while recovering from a torn ACL and recently becoming a new father. In the middle of all this (or perhaps because of it?), the opportunity to make-do on their loose promise to shoot a more involved thing arose. When you’re hurt, time becomes a whole different thing, its passage slowing to excruciating levels. It seemed like a perfect opportunity for the pilot of a potential (if anyone else is down to hang) new series. Consider this a nod to the classic 411 “Day In The Life” format that every other platform has been riffing on for decades, but we specifically check in on skaters when they’re not able to (or don’t want to) …skate.