For the Love of Skateboarding
10+ years and three pro models since his last 100 Kickflips video and Leo Romero hasn’t slowed down one bit. Quite possibly CCs’s first pro appearance on 100 Kickflips, and they are proud to have Leo back on the show. This time, he’s flicking through his brand new shoe, The Seneca.
Designed with a simple and familiar silhouette, Leo’s new shoe is packed with features to keep you skating as long as possible.
Buy The Seneca HERE.
Tom Asta heads to Radnor Park to give himself a trick challenge, learn some new tricks and shenanigans with the boys. Join Tom ON THE SESSION!
FLIGHT Deck designed by Dan Corrigan shipping to skate shops worldwide. There are also sheets of griptape, stickers, and t-shirts in stock too!
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Justin Eldridge joins Chris Roberts and the Nine Club to talk about Toby Ryan is PRO for REAL Skateboards part, The Nine Club Classic is this Sunday, Frame By Frame of the Eclipse shot featuring Gochie Estrella, APRIL X SPITFIRE video, GX1000: Willow Remix part and much more!
ALL FILMED IN ONE TAKE? Go Behind the Scenes on Thanos’s CRUISIN’ as he explains the process of trying to film a 5 minute line through Athens with Tony Tzo:
8 hours of filming, The Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack, some 55mm OJ Mini Super Juice Wheels…and a little Editing magic.
‘…one of the hardest things I ever shot on a skateboard’ – Thanos.
If you keep up with skateboarding in New York City, chances are you’ve seen something about the Tompkins Square Park Hell Ride over the past month. Built by John Francomacaro and friends, it began as a humble quarterpipe with a janky extension built of skatepark scraps. Enjoy the documentation of the final evolution of it, powered by booze, determination and unorthodox building techniques.
Has there ever been a more important person to a single sport than Rodney Mullen is to skateboarding? I mean, think about it. Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Tiger Woods…they are all the greats of their sport…but they didn’t invent basically the entire f*ckin’ sport! Happy 60th Birthday to the man, the myth, the legend…the Godfather, Rodney Mullen. The person who single handedly invented street skateboarding as we know it today. There are no amount of words we could find to express our gratitude to this man. Long before many of us played his character in THPS (Tony Hawk Pro Skater) Rodney was in the streets pioneering what we know as street skating. Do you skate, or have you skated? Well, whether you know it or not, Rodney is probably the reason why. He invented the street Ollie, the Kickflip, the 360 flip, the Heelflip, the Impossible, the Primo Slide, the Casper Slide and the Darkslide, just to name a few. Thank you SO much, Rodney, we love you. We dug deep into the contacts list to ask a few friends to send their gratitude and thanks to the GOAT, Rodney Mullen. – STORIED
This girl started a world wide brand out of her LA apartment.
Tom Asta gives Fabiana Delfino’s 9.25″ Pinball pro model a spin to see what’s good! Grab one at your local shop and see for yourself!
Built the spot. Got the AD. Grace Marhoefer breaks down the work that went into building the bank to wall spot featured in Indepedent’s latest Build To Grind video and the backside invert that landed her the latest Indy AD in Thrasher Mag Sept ’26 Issue.
Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Shane Heyl joins Chris Roberts and the Nine Club to talk about Kieran Woolley’s “Opera” part, The Retail Report featuring Ray’s Boardshop in Redding CA, EMERICA’s “Why Are You Doing This?” tour video, the “huf x Spitfire” video, and much more!
In the second episode of Locals, Ben McQueen heads to Southern California with Lizzie Armanto to explore the places that shaped her life on and off the board. From North County San Diego to Los Angeles, Lizzie shares some of her favorite food spots, neighborhoods, art, and skate spots.
From her backyard vert ramp to the spiciest sandwich at Tony Hawk’s Chick & Hawk, Locals is less about where to skate and more about the people, places, and culture that make Southern California feel like home. It’s a chance to see Southern California through the eyes of one of skateboarding’s most influential and respected voices.