Here is a quick clip from Danny & Gustavo trip to Dew Tour last June in Long Beach.
Men’s Park Winning Runs 2019 Dew Tour Long Beach
Here are the podium winning runs from the 2019 Dew Tour Long Beach men’s park final!
Men’s Park Final Results:
1.) Pedro Barros, BRA 84.00
2.) Cory Juneau, USA 81.00
3.) Keegan Palmer, AUS 75.00
Men’s Park Open Qualifier Highlight Video | 2019 Dew Tour Long Beach
An international lineup of 64 skaters dropped in for the Men’s Park Open Qualifier yesterday for a chance to advance and score valuable Olympic qualifying points. Here’s a recap of the long day’s competition. Tune into DewTour.com/live today to watch the live stream of the women’s street and park quarterfinal and the men’s street quarterfinal.
Save the Date! Dew Tour Returns to Long Beach June 13-16, 2019
This June 13-16, Dew Tour returns to Long Beach, California to celebrate another year of skate competition, art, and music. This year’s event will host world-renowned men and women skateboarders battling on an all-new street and bowl course designed to push the limits of creativity and progression. For the fourth year in a row, Dew Tour continues the TransWorld SKATEboarding Team Challenge competition featuring the best board brands in the industry going head-to-head in an innovative course and format.
Dew Tour Head 2 Head: Micky Papa Vs. Mason Silva Hardflip
Welcome back to Head 2 Head and in this segment, we have Mason Silva Vs. Maurice Jordan performing a hardflip. Known for delivering raw power Mason flicks his hardflip making it rotate in a vertical fashion between the legs. On the other hand, Maurice spins his off axis but none the less gets his board back to his feet for a mid-air catch. Leave a comment below and let us know who’s hardflip you like the best.
Head 2 Head: Luiz Francisco Vs. Clay Kriener Boneless
Back in 2016, our first Head 2 Head boneless featured Curren Caples Vs. Trey Wood. Fast-forward to 2018, the boneless still holds weight in the park. This time around we matchup newcomer from Brazil Luiz Francisco Vs. all-terrain tranny destroyer Clay Kreiner. Watch the two leap off the Stanley bank extension and voice which rider who you think did it best!
Best of Second Place Pro Park Winner Oskar Rozenberg | Dew Tour 2018
All attention is focused on Oskar Rozenberg when he’s teed up to drop in. Oskar is one of our favorite skaters to watch because of his lofty style and incredible speed carried out through his entire run. Feast your eyes on the best of second place Pro Park winner Oskar Rozenberg!
Best of Second Place Pro Street Winner Jagger Eaton | Dew Tour 2018
Second place Pro Street winner Jagger Eaton was on fire all weekend at Dew Tour Long Beach 2018. Jagger was one of the few skaters to hit practice early, which evidentially paid off for him. Check out the best moves that scored Jagger his first Dew Tour podium finish.
Best of Third Place Pro Park Winner Tristan Rennie | Dew Tour 2018
Taking home, the third-place trophy from the Men’s Pro Park competition was Tristan Rennie. Not only did he round out the podium, Blood Wizard skateboard gave Tristan a surprise welcome to the team. Needless to say, it was an all-around weekend win for Tristan. Peep the best moves that landed Tristan third place!
Best of Kelvin Hoefler 3rd Place Pro Street Winner | Dew Tour 2018
2017 Pro Street champion Kelvin Hoefler returned to Dew Tour Long Beach in defense of his Pro Street title. Although Hoefler made it into the finals and put down a solid run, he ended up taking home third place. None the less, peep his best moves that earned a spot on the podium.
Dew Tour Head 2 Head: Chris Joslin Vs. Ryan Decenzo Fakie Flip
In this episode of Head 2 Head, we examine two fakie flips down the gap section from Chris Joslin and Ryan Decenzo. First up, Joslin stomps on his board after flicking a fakie flip and giving it a shifty for added flair. Meanwhile, Decenzo gets right to business with a textbook style fakie flip with ease. You be the judge and leave a comment below on who’s you like the best!
Best of Element Skateboards TransWorld SKATEboarding Team Challenge | Dew Tour 2018
Element skateboards landed themselves second place finish with a single point difference from third place winners Plan B. It all came down to the gap section where Mason Silva pulled his weight and them some winning the gap section overall. Moreover, with the help of team mates Kevin Kowalski, Chris Colbourn, and Dominick Walker along with team support from Chad Muska and Bam Margera, failure wasn’t an option. Check out the best of Element Skateboards in the highlight video above!