Independent Trucks & Bronson Hit Portland | Glenhaven Demo
Independent Trucks and Bronson Speed Co. rolled through Portland, Oregon and hit Glenhaven Skatepark for a full demo. Heavy skating, signings, and a packed park.
Featuring Pedro Delfino, Chris Colbourn, Malachi Gray, Jake Braun, Mathias Torres, Kieran Woolley, Julian Agliardi, Kaden Ramos, Romel Torres, Willis Kimbel, David Gravette and Sebo Walker.
Road To LA | Team USA
What does it mean to represent skateboarding’s biggest nation just as the biggest roadshow in the world makes a spiritual return to skating’s heartland? What will no doubt be the biggest skateboarding contests of all time are now just two summers away in LA28.
As the World Skateboarding Tour winds its way towards California, we talk to Jagger Eaton, Paige Heyn and Julian Agliardi about the responsibilities and strategies that come with aiming to represent the USA in the USA- and their roadmaps to get there!
Julian Agliardi FIRST TRY Back Lip 23-Stair Handrail | Behind the AD – INDEPENDENT
Go Behind the AD with Julian Agliardi as he warms up at Linda Vista Skatepark, pushes through the mental block, and goes all-in on a first-try back lip on a 23-stair handrail for Independent Trucks’ latest Thrasher Magazine AD in the July ’26 issue.
SLS DTLA 2026 Men’s Final – FULL COMPETITION
From wildcard to WIN, street league rookie, Juni Kang put the men’s roster on notice at SLS DTLA securing his first competition win amongst heavy hitters Nyjah Huston, Aurelien Giraud, Julian Agliardi and more!
Julian Agliardi’s TOP 10 Highest Scoring SLS Tricks
Relive Julian Agliardi’s TOP 10 highest scores earned to date, following the podium worthy performance he put on at SLS Sydney, marking the first arena stop in his early street league career!
ALL THE NINES from the 2026 SLS Sydney Men’s Final
Relive every 9-club score earned by top street league skaters who competed in the 2026 SLS Sydney Men’s final including Ginwoo Onodera, Sora Shirai, Julian Agliardi and more!
Julian Agliardi’s 13 Stair Backside Nosegrind | Behind The AD – BRONSON
Julian Agliardi warms up on flat, then steps up to a 13-stair handrail and locks into a backside nosegrind for the latest Bronson AD, featured on the back cover of Thrasher Magazine’s April ’26 issue.
Julian Jeang-Agliardi | The Nine Club #393
Julian Agliardi discusses how he got his first skateboard, his dad encourages him to go for it & not half-ass things, how it’s fun for him to jump on big rails, breaking his arm on Dolores rail, getting sponsored by Joey Brezinski, grinding a quadruple kink rail at 10 years old, doing a kickflip on an airplane, trick on rails vs a tech ledge tricks, how the French Olympic team blew the relationship with him and much more!
Competition Replay: Men’s Street Semifinal Heat 3 | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Men’s Street Semifinal heat three competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring Jake Yanko, Torey Pudwill, Kairi Netsuke, Felipe Gustavo, Julian Agliardi, Jhancarlos Gonzales, Chris Joslin and Braden Hoban.
The Platfrm – Full Competition Replay: Men’s Street Final | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland
Watch the full Men’s Street Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon. Featuring Dominick Walker, Julian Christianson, Kelvin Hoefler, Kristion Jordan, Jake Ilardi, Matt Berger, Braden Hoban, Ivan Monteiro, Julian Agliardi and Kairi Nesuke.
SLS FUTURES: Every Ginwoo Onodera & Julian Agliardi Trick Landed at SLS Cleveland
SLS prospects, Ginwoo Onodera & Julian Agliardi put on a show for the fans at SLS Cleveland, dominating the Wild Card Jam to earn a spot in the Men’s Final later that afternoon. Relive all the highlights here!
Men’s Street Final Highlights Rockstar Energy Open 2025
Roaring Portland fans packed in on all sides for the Men’s Street Final, the last event of Rockstar Energy Open 2025, as Kairi Netsuke, Julian Agliardi, 2025 VQS Week 7 winner Ivan Monteiro, Rockstar’s own Braden Hoban, and the rest of the 10-man field delivered across three 60-second runs apiece. It was Kairi, the lone Japanese skater in the Men’s Street field, who emerged triumphant by nearly a 3-point margin over the field.