Ryan Sheckler: BEING | World of X Games

Considered the first modern child star of skateboarding, Ryan Sheckler was competing at a pro level by the time he was 13, followed by his own reality television show, scores of pro accolades and the trappings of fame at a young age. Rather than burn out, Sheckler adjusted his focus and returned to his true love of skating. Now with the gift of perspective, he’s enjoying a new life of Ryan.

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Nike SB | MASON

Although at first glance you might think Mason Silva is all business, he’s developed a reputation for his quiet intensity and almost-obsessive precision. For the drop of his new part, “Mason,” Nike talked to fellow teammates, tourmates, friends and family about what makes Mason tick and why good waves are pretty much the only thing that will get him out of bed early in the morning.

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MAD ENGINE’S DRIVE UP MASKS GIVEAWAY: LRG & NEFF

Mad Engine recently committed to giving away ONE MILLION fabric masks to essential workers and non-profit organizations. LRG teamed up with them to do a Drive Up Masks Giveaway in their local community. Families that needed masks were able to drive up and pick up a dozen masks and hand sanitizers. Underground Inventive Overground Effective.

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High Desert Living with CJ Collins | Aimless Episode 7 – Dew Tour

In this episode of Aimless, Dew Tour headed inland to check in with CJ Collins at his home in Victorville, CA. During our visit, CJ fills us in on a recent motorcycle accident that has kept him off his board for the past three months. CJ shakes off the cobwebs, gets back on the board, and shows us his backyard skatepark, rips Harley down to his work-in-progress vintage clothing store, and caps off the day with some pyrotechnical entertainment.

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Chris Wimer Skates 3 Spots Around Long Beach – CCS

For CCS’s next addition to “3 spots”, we met up with Zero Pro, Chris Wimer as he showed us the true ups and downs of street skating, from spots getting knobbed as they walked up, to getting kicked out by unhappy workers. All in all Chris still managed to put together a small video part in less than 5 hours at spots like the classic Bricktown rail and the eye pleasing Korean Bell Of Friendship in San Pedro.

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