The Nine Club – David Loy’s XX part, Scott Johnston Facetime, Mei Ozeki boardslides the Rowley rail 24 years later

Welcome to Channel Nine. This week Mike Carroll joins us to discuss 13 year old Mei Ozeki boardsliding the huge Rowley rail 24 years later, 303 Skateshop Retail Report, Courthouse In Session, David Loy’s “XX” Birdhouse part, JP Villa’s “PIÃ0” part, Scott Johnston Facetimes in to talk about his iconic clip, answering your questions from the Hotline and much more!

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Pepper Grip | Quick Cuts featuring Lorenzo Obnamia

27 year old Lorenzo Obnamia lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota and rides for Familia Skateshop and Spa Skateboards.

“This was sparked/filmed by his longtime friend Peter Jones. They’re reignited on skating and this is the outcome when they’re together. I’ve known both of them since they were teens, the magic between them has always been there and now Pepper has provided a platform to let it shine.” – Dennis Burdick

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The PLATFRM – Roman Hager Takes on L.A. Skate Spots — Frogtown, Boyle Heights & Downtown Jump Test | Spot to Spot

It doesn’t always go as planned, but Roman Hager goes for it all the same. Start the day with Roman warming up his legs at Frogtown [Marsh] Skatepark in L.A. He calls it “the most hesh park in L.A., for sure,” and says he’s “the least hesh skateboarder in L.A. right now, probably.” Obviously, we disagree. Watch him for a few minutes and you will, too.

From there it is off to a Boyle Heights sidewalk bump-to-rail spot for a three-piece, and then to Mariachi Plaza to remix a classic spot with some construction materials found in the zone. Afterward it’s over to a well-known Little Tokyo rail before heading downtown to put his legs to the jump test. Watch the video to see the final results.

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New Balance Numeric | Intervals Jamie Foy | Selects

A behind-the-scenes series from New Balance Numeric that dives into the making of their latest full-length video, INTERVALS.
Each episode uncovers the raw process behind the final edit — unseen tricks, alternate angles, and the moments that make it all happen.

Ending the series is none other than Jamie Foy, showcasing his power, consistency, and spot destruction that closed out INTERVALS.

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