eS and CCS: Two Decades Deep
In the history of skateboarding very, few brands have the type of connection that eS and CCS have. Since eS was founded in 1995 their shoes have graced the pages of the CCS Catalog. Our brand grew with their brand to become two of the most recognizable names in skateboarding. A lot has happened since 1995 and our brands lost each other for a few years, but we’re proud to say that you can find eS shoes at CCS again. We made this video to explain a bit of the history our two brands have together and show you a bit of what’s new from eS. So take three minutes to watch this and then grab a pair of Sal’s and hit the streets!
The Nine Club With Chris Roberts | Episode 18 – Jeron Wilson
Jeron Wilson discusses electric cars, being a parent, quitting Real to ride for Blind then going to Girl, being the music guru, what’s on TV, his involvement in Diamond Supply Co., how they’re trying to differentiate Diamond Hardware from Diamond Footwear and much more….
Ryan Lay 10 for 10 – Woodward
Check out Pro Skateboarder and Skate After School Co-founder Ryan Lay throw down 10 serious moves on some Woodward West Concrete. Rates and Dates for Woodward West Summer Camp are available. See the links below.
The Nine Club With Chris Roberts | Episode 17 – Giovanni Reda
Giovanni Reda discusses growing up shooting skateboarding in NY, flying with film, mystery water, his groundbreaking documentary about Brian Anderson being a gay professional skateboarder, what he wants to do next in life and much more…
Love Notes: Ep 4 Skater Names and Scott Oster | Jeff Grosso’s Loveletters to Skateboarding | VANS
Episode #4 of Love Notes is a 2 parter. Part 1 is some outtakes from the Skaters Names episode and part 2 is a Scott Oster Love Note to the Venice scene of the 1980s that he grew up skating in.
5 for 5: Alex Sorgente Puts Up 5 Transition Tricks
The idea is simple. We challenged five of the biggest names in the next class of young pro skaters to film five tricks and send the footage our way. No guidelines, no limits, just five bangers to prove that we should remember their name. We gave Alex Sorgente first crack at the new round of 5 for 5 and he kicks it off by laying down 5 fresh tranny tricks.
Brian Anderson on Being a Gay Professional Skateboarder
The skateboarding community worships Brian Anderson as a god, but for many years kept his sexuality a secret from nearly everyone in his life. Our guy Reda sat down with Brian and some of his closest friends to talk about being gay in the professional skateboarding industry and why he chose now to come out.
The Nine Club With Chris Roberts | Episode 15 – Paul Hart
Paul Hart discusses turning pro for cliché skateboards, filming for his new pro part, bringing a fake grenade to school, almost drowning and being rescued by surfers on a Globe trip, skating 16 stair rails and much more…
Pro Skateboarder Billy Rohan Talks About Living with Bipolar Disorder
Billy Rohan has the reached the highest of highs and the lowest of lowest during his career as a professional skateboarder. He’s gone from placing in some of the world’s top contests & having coverage in every major skate publication to sleeping on the street, to being named the New Yorker of the week for his work getting skateparks opened, to back on the street again.
BS with TG : Matt Hensley Part 2
Tommy Guerrero’s show BS With TG with special guest Matt Hensley. Part 2 of 2.
Skaters Have the Best Names | Jeff Grosso’s Loveletters to Skateboarding | VANS
From guys like Shreddi Repas and Skitch Hitchcock in the 70’s, to Mountain, Hawk and Stranger in the 80’s and 90’s, skaters have always had the best names. This episode has no other theme than simply showcasing the skaters who have cool names. Make your own list before you watch.
Who Is: Sierra Fellers
Sierra Fellers gives us an exclusive look into his rise in skateboarding and his tumultuous fall when the industry started to die, which led to his struggle with alcoholism, and how he overcame his vices to relaunch his career and rekindle his love for skating.