For the Love of Skateboarding
Washington, D.C.’s Crushed Skate Shop take their SB Dunk Low to Freedom Plaza. Featuring Sinquan Bangbeor, Santos Arevalo, Chris Howard, Cairo Augustine, Kevin Augustine, Carlos “Pooch” Kenner, Hojin Chang, Ronnie Thomas, Ayoub Tabri, Jordan Taylo, and Darren Harper.
The Crushed Dunk is available Friday, October 7 at Crushed and October 8 exclusively in select skate shops.
Founded in 2020, Washington, D.C.’s Crushed Skate Shop sits within the historic U Street Corridor, once known as Black Broadway and the black cultural hub of the city. As the only shop serving the Districts’ skateboarders, Crushed carries on a legacy of D.C. skate shops that have occupied the same retail space for over a decade. The SB Dunk Low by Crushed is available Friday, October 7 at Crushed and Saturday, October 8 exclusively in select skate shops.
Karsten Kleppan, Sarah Meurle, Gus Gordon, Vilma Stal, Nicklas Beniam and Hjalte Halberg in the all-new BRSB.
Loud, proud, colorful, and full of energy, respectfully. That’s froSkate, a Women and POC–centered skate crew based in Chicago founded by Karlie Thornton in 2019. In just three years froSkate’s not only grown exponentially but become a global example of empowerment in skateboarding through inclusion, positivity, and being unabashedly real.
For their first collaboration with Nike SB, froSkate designed a Nike Dunk Pro High SB that reflects their diversity, style, heritage, and personality, using every inch of the classic silhouette as a platform for their mission statement and swag.
Three riders. Three different perspectives. Through the Hearts is a look at Copenhagen Open through the eyes of Paul Rodriguez, Lea Shairer, and Ville Wester.
Three riders. Three different perspectives. Through the Hearts is a look at Copenhagen Open through the eyes of Lea Shairer, Paul Rodriguez, and Ville Wester.
Three riders. Three different perspectives. Through the Hearts is a look at Copenhagen Open through the eyes of Ville Wester, Lea Shairer, and Paul Rodriguez.
For the past three years, Nike SB’s Not Here By Luck series has been shining a light on emerging talents within women’s skateboarding. The latest episode offers a candid insight into the life of 19-year-old Julie Betrix.
Hailing from Annecy, France, Julie, like many of her peers, began skiing in the mountains before a childhood friend inspired her to take up skateboarding. It wasn’t long before the local skate shop made Julie their first female team rider.
Over the years, CCS has created many classic 100 Kickflip videos featuring some of your favorite pro skaters. So when Dale Decker and the crew set out to capture a hundred flicks in the Nike SB Dunk Highs, you could say they had some big shoes to fill.
For the past three years, Nike SB’s Not Here By Luck series has been shining a light on emerging talents within women’s skateboarding. In a sport previously dominated by men, the series focuses on empowering women, aiming to inspire and engage with the women’s skate scene, showcasing the inclusivity and progress skateboarding brings.
Begging to be rad in Puerto Rico with Gnarhunters. Elissa Steamer, Nicole Hause, Jake Anderson, Leticia Bufoni, Eric Koston, and Mason Silva suit up in the Dunk Low by Gnarhunters to hit PR breaks and crusty DIYs.
Rayssa Leal has been skating since she was six years old. She grew up shredding and watching bootlegs of Shane O’Neill’s breakthrough 2009 “Debacle” part. Fast forward to 2021 and Rayssa and Shane are skating together on the world stage with Rayssa repping the Nike SB Shane on her feet.
‘Who Would Have Thought?’ is a new series about the connections the Nike SB community created over the last 20 years. Connections that cross continents, cultures and any other classification you can imagine.