Nike SB | Not Here By Luck | Cata Diaz

In the next episode of Not Here By Luck, we take to the streets with Cata Diaz in her adoptive city of Barcelona.

Originally from Valparaiso, a Chilean port city, skateboarding wasn’t the easiest path for Cata. “Where I come from we didn’t even have a skatepark when I started skating. We had to make our own ledge, our own flat bar.”

Watch the film and discover how Cata is establishing herself as one of the most exciting female skaters of the moment.

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Loveletters: The Rowan Special w/Ronnie Sandoval | Jeff Grosso’s Loveletters to Skateboarding | VANS

What is a Caster Disaster? Who gets credit for the first Ollie? First grind on a handrail? Who was Grosso’s favorite skater in 1990? Best 360 flip? In this Special Edition Love Letter Grosso sits down with Vans’ newest signature pro, Rowan Zorilla, and San Pedro’s finest, Ronnie Sandoval, after a day of skating to see how much the youngsters know about this thing called skateboarding.

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Nine Club EXPERIENCE #87 – Aurelien Giraud, Lance Mountain, Giovanni Vianna, Hunt Supply Co

We discuss the Nike SB Inverted With Lance Mountain and Donovon Piscopo video, FaceTime with Jason Hunt from Hunt Supply Skateshop in Nashville that was destroyed by a tornado, Aurelien Giraud’s “Street Part”, Giovanni Vianna for Primitive Skate, Spitfire’s “Arson Department 5” Video, FLYTECC, Stussy – How Original and much more!

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Clips From The Moat: Sebo Walker & Daniel Espinoza Visit Florida

Back in 2014, Lakai sent Sebo Walker and Daniel Espinoza out to the park for one of our all-ages contests. Of course, we hit the streets and gave them a session worth capturing. Check it all out, including contest footage of Zion Wright and Tyson Peterson crushing it as young guns in this SPoT Life throwback.

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Skaters Keeping It Rolling : Jamestown Community Center

Phil McCormick and The Jamestown Community Center provide youth in the Mission District of San Francisco a place to skateboard, have fun and be creative in a safe environment. Their organization and others like it rely exclusively on donations of skate gear to provide kids the opportunity to skate.

Donations from skaters and skateshops can help keep these organizations going or create new ones in places they don’t yet exist.

‘Keep It Rolling’ collection boxes are in skate shops now to help pass used gear onto organizations like these and other people who can use it.

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