How Epicly Later’d Changed Skateboarding Forever | Let It Kill You

Epicly Later’d began in 2006 as a simple photo blog and evolved into Vice’s longest-running series, leaving an undeniable mark on skateboarding and beyond.

After creating Let It Kill You in 2022, filmmaker Ben McQueen set out to tell the story of one of his greatest inspirations: Patrick O’Dell. This documentary offers Epicly Later’d fans a rare peek behind the curtain while serving as a heartfelt tribute to Patrick and the impact he’s had on skateboarding, filmmaking, and culture over the last two decades.

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FA Skates “Fast Action” – SKATE JAWN

For 40 years, FA Skates 85 bounced around in Mt. Prospect (and other surrounding towns) in Illinois. It wasn’t just a skate shop—it was a home for generations of skateboarders. It was where people bought their first board, met lifelong friends, planned sessions, and became part of a community. There have only been a handful of True FA videos over the years, which makes this one even more meaningful.

This isn’t a goodbye as much as it is a thank you. Thank you to everyone who kept the shop alive for four decades, everyone who skated with us, supported local skateboarding, and helped create the memories that made this place so special.

We’re proud to finally share this video. It stands as a small piece of FA’s history and a reminder that the impact of a local shop lasts long after the lights go out.”
-Austin DePiano

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KOFF RACE 2026 | OJ Wheels

The 12th annual Koff Race (Koffin Vauhtikisat) took place at Sinebrychoff Park (Koff Park) in Helsinki, with record crowds turning out to witness the hillbomb race and gap session and all around insanity from skaters including Madars Apse, Pat Duffy, Alexis Lacroix, Willow, Martino Cattaneo, Jordan Thackeray, Brandon Turner, Wes Kremer and many more local rippers.

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Girl Skateboards Australia Trip 2023 Rough Cut

Thought I’d keep it going with these Splinter trip rough cuts. Next up, Australia, May 2023. Good times. If you would like to see John Marello’s angles and where all these clips ended up in over the years, check the links below…

Featuring Simon Bannerot, Niels Bennett, Andrew Brophy, Rowan Davis, Griffin Gass, Breana Geering, Sean Malto, Rick McCrank, Tyler Pacheco and John Marello.

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