Bedpan the Poacher: Episode 1

Every so often a team of professional skateboarders comes out to Hawaii to soak up the sun, hit da beach, and try to get some island style skate footie! Bedpan likes to finagle his way into the session as experienced tour guide, always with ghetto blaster and video camcorder in hand. He feels out the session and if its chill out comes the camera! In this episode watch the WeedMaps crew (Marius,Boo,Braydon,Jaws, and Tommy GUNZ) go to town down the famous Ala Moana “Sandy Six” set! Tommy Sandoval goes extra heavy down it, for every ABD he matches it with an NBD! Stay tuned for the next skateboarding adventure!

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Dew Tour Am Series Barcelona Recap Video

Ten Am Search winners from all parts of the globe flew into skateboarding’s mecca of destinations, Barcelona. During our stay in Barcelona, Mountain Dew riders Sean Malto, Chris (Cookie) Colbourn, and Jordan Maxham joined us for some paydays. Overall, the days spent in paradise were filled with amazing skating and high fives all around.

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Skating for The Thrill of It | Manuel Stiefvater Interview

Local Spaniard Manuel Stiefvater made the short journey from his hometown Madrid to Barcelona. Hence his ability to rip in the street like nobody ‘s businesses. As seen in his winning Am Search submission video, Manuel approaches handrails with confidence and enjoys gapping over them too. Skating for nothing more but himself, we believe Manuel will make it far in skateboarding. Check out his interview above from Dew Tour Am Series Barcelona!

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The Cage Demolition – EP4 – Build Woodward Presented By Dickies

In this episode of Build Woodward, we’re diving deep into the history of The Cage, a massive wooden skate park built in 1998 at Woodward PA. The Cage was originally designed for a street contest as part of an XGames qualifying event called B3 which was short for “bikes, boards, and blades” and featured BMX, skateboarding, and inline skating. The massive Wooden park was built on top of an old tennis court at camp and its name “The Cage” was inspired by the 12-foot fence that surrounded the area. After almost 20 years, the park has started to deteriorate and keeping it safe to ride each year has become a challenge. Under the guidance of Woodward Brand Manager and skate legend Neal Hendrix and our ramp builder Nate Wessel, the decision was made to tear down The Cage and build a brand-new concrete skate park in its place. In this episode, we pay tribute to the historic Wooden park, take a sneak peek at the design of the new concrete park and then absolutely demolish The Cage.

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