The Santa Monica triple set, a beast among skate spots in California. Cordano Russell and Ryan Decenzo revisit core memories had on this very location!
Event goes down May 23rd!!!
The Santa Monica triple set, a beast among skate spots in California. Cordano Russell and Ryan Decenzo revisit core memories had on this very location!
Event goes down May 23rd!!!
Madars follows Dalton, Destin and Kanaan Dern across America from Florida to California in order to discover how they turned the tables on the skate industry and cracked the algorithm to online success, taking in some sketchy rail action along the way. Featuring cameos from Jamie Thomas and Bam Margera, this series opener is an episode for all you dreamers out there!
Skating fast, measuring spots, and talking a whole lot of shit. Dennis Busenitz and Mason Silva hit the streets of Los Angeles with no plan and no filter
Eric Britton discusses where his nickname “Tuma” come from, getting sponsored at 12 years old, leaving Dogtown for SMA, Kareem Campbell telling Skip Engblom to turn him pro for SMA, ending up in a coma from a mosquito bite, what it was like skating the Venice Pavilion in the 80’s, starting “Tuma Skateboard Academy” teaching kids how to skate, his re-issue SMA board coming soon and much more!
We all have a favorite skater even though we like so many, Who does Danny Pick?
Lurker Lou brings Matt Militano to some off the beaten path spots in Brooklyn.
Remind caught up with Kanaan Dern to talk favorite video parts, turning pro with his brother Dalton, why he trusts Remind Insoles during his heaviest sessions and more in the latest “Dialed In” Interview.
Hitz is back with an full Intrusion on childhood friend and longtime teammate, none other than the Man, the Myth, the Legend, Al Partanen. A quick rip through his Long Beach Space Study unearths some rare artifacts from Creature lore, to never released graphics and more. Your average “wall board” show THIS IS NOT – but rather a “what the f@ck is that?” ”what dimensions are that shape?” “What went down on that deck?” And “who did those graphics?”… monocle-worthy items if you will? Let’s just say there will be some heavy lifting! With Creature’s Sam Hitz spearheading the show, INTRUDERS promises to have notes of obnoxiousness and left-field questioning that will make board collectors of the world cringe. Yet unable to look away, like a wreck on the highway.
The Chris Joslin Show is coming May 7th.
Bryce Wettstein is one of skateboarding’s most vibrant and creative forces—known not only for her technical skill and fearless style on transition but also for the unique artistic expression she brings to everything she does. Rooted in her California upbringing, Bryce shares some of her first and favorites that include skating local legend Mike McGill’s board, taking inspiration from Patti McGee, and learning at the Encinitas YMCA skatepark. Learn how Bryce’s board has changed into an 8.38 Stereo board with custom grip tape, taking inspiration from Jordan Santana and Greyson Fletcher but keeping consistent with high-top Converse in her latest Then / Now video.
Christopher Hiett discusses skating in his garage for a year before he found out about his local skate park, when Powell Peralta tour “lets go skate” came to his hometown, having a life changing moment when he realized he didn’t want to go to college and that he only wanted to skateboard, Deville asking if he’d want live with him the last day of his trip to LA, his new pro board & a first graphic is sort of their signature on Powell Peralta, his current board set up, a Powell Peralta video coming soon & Fallen part coming this summer, dealing with severe OCD and much more!
With a professional career spanning three decades, Andrew Reynolds approached his signature shoe, the 933, with the same attention to detail he has applied to his video parts. Just like how he might refilm a single, difficult trick multiple times, the design process went through many iterations. After meticulous, hands-on feedback from Reynolds himself, the final version of the 933 earned his, and New Balance’s, illustrious stamp of approval.