For the Love of Skateboarding
The winner of each Knockout Group plus the top 2 second-chance winners will move on to the Finals, who will it be?
Group 01: Tommy Fynn, Giovanni Vianna, Dominick Walker, Kairi Netsuke
Group 02: Gustavo Ribeiro, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Sora Shirai, Shay Sandiford
Group 03: Nyjah Huston, Ish Cepeda, Alex Midler, Daiki Ikeda
Group 04: Felipe Gustavo, Chris Joslin, David Loy, Riley Pavey
Felipe Gustavo took a different approach to his Real Street part, filming mostly in Portugal to add some aesthetics. Vote HERE.
After Chloe Covell & Sora Shirai secured their W’s at SLS Sydney, SLS fired up the Best Trick Jam, and here’s what went down…
The UCI-Inspired spot at APEX 03 got killed! Kairi, Felipe and Foy earned themselves podium spots, and here’s how they did it…
The final APEX stop of the 2024 SLS Championship Tour, this time it’s inspired by the classic UCI Hubba and Rail. With a stacked line up of skaters to skate this thing, it’s gonna get gnarly…
Featuring Felipe Gustavo, Braden Hoban, Filipe Mota, Vincent Milou, Jamie Foy, Kairi Netsuke, and Carlos Ribeiro.
Keen’s first Pro Model Skate obstacle with Felipe Gustavo.. available HERE.
Following the men’s street VQS qualifier, the top six moved onto the semi-final, where they were met by seventeen skaters, making for a total field of twenty-three. This was the largest and longest contest of the Rockstar Energy Open and the most important for street skateboarders to make it in the top ten to advance into the final. Nevertheless, the fans who packed the bleachers, sidelines and climbed trees were in for a show. Watch the best of the best that went down in the men’s street semi-final highlight video above featuring: Sebo Walker, Josh Douglas, Julian Lewis, Johnny Purcell, Marcos Montoya, Gabe Vigliotti, TJ Rogers, Julian Christianson, Dominick Walker, Felipe Gustavo, Tyson Bowerbank, Chris Joslin, Zach Saracheno, Braden Hoban, Maurio McCoy, Alec Majerus, Dashawn Jordan, Cordano Russell, Vincent Milou, Lazer Crawford, Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Kelvin Hoefler, Jake Ilardi.
The streets of São Paulo serve as the meeting point for cultures to converge as global and local teams shine together for the 2024 Brazil Skateboarding Collection by adidas Skateboarding.
Featuring original artwork by Brazilian artist Criola and drawing inspiration from Brazil’s vibrant cultural diversity, heritage, and natural world, the collection takes cues from a legacy in sport while nodding to skateboarding’s roots.
The 2024 Brazil Skateboarding Collection is available now HERE.
Featuring Rodrigo Teixeira, Gui Silva, Thiago Neves, Vitória Mendonça, Akira Shiroma, Daniel Marques, Breno Franco, Felipe Gustavo, Kevin White & Miles Silvas.
Originally Aired: 4/20/24: Felipe Gustavo, Chris Joslin, Giovanni Vianna, Gustavo Ribeiro, Kelvin Hoefler and Braden Hoban all secured spots in the final by making it through the Knockout Rounds! One of them will earn the W at the first ever SLS San Diego, who will it be?
Originally Aired: 4/20/24: The winner of each Knockout Group plus the top 2 second-chance winners will move on to the Finals, who will it be?
Knockout Group 01: Giovanni Vianna, Chris Joslin, Lucas Rabelo, Ryan Decenzo, Jhancarlos Gonzalez
Knockout Group 02: Gustavo Ribeiro, Kairi Netsuke, Dashawn Jordan, Matt Berger, Vincent Milou
Knockout Group 03: Nyjah Huston, Felipe Gustavo, Kelvin Hoefler, Carlos Ribeiro, Alex Midler
Knockout Group 04: Yuto Horigome, Manny Santiago, Braden Hoban, Filipe Mota, Jamie Foy
The local high school band stayed busy inside the APEX as the horns went off for all of the 9’s, and there was no shortage of them… Featuring Yuto Horigome, Felipe Gustavo, Giovanni Vianna, Braden Hoban, Gustavo Ribeiro, Ryan Decenzo, Filipe Mota & Alex Midler.
Single tricks only, an exclusive roster, and a spot inspired by the classic Beverly Hills High School 9 stair rail! Here’s who put it down in the Men’s Final: Yuto Horigome, Gustavo Ribeiro, Felipe Gustavo, Giovanni Vianna, Braden Hoban, Alex Midler, Filipe Mota & Ryan Decenzo.