Alex Sorgente, Milton Martinez and Jan Hoffman stepped up for a never to be repeated session on some of the most outrageous terrain ever touched. The massive transitions and high danger meant only the most capable got the call from the good people at Atlantis, The Palm Dubai’s Aquaventure park, for a lockdown session.
Natural Born Concrete Destroyer: Jaime Mateu
Jaime Mateu is not your average transition skater, he’s a concrete destroyer. There’s no bowl to steep, no transition too crunchy, and no feature too big for this phenom. He’s doesn’t just skate, he charges. Watch this outrageous debut section from Jaime Mateu, La Kantera’s new European terror.
5 For 5 | France’s Aurélien Giraud Puts Up 5 Bangers
There’s a change of scenery in this round of “5 FOR 5” as we head across the pond to France to pick up everything Aurélien Giraud is putting down. In and around his hometown of Lyon, Giraud skates fast and aggressive, and the full-speed edit up top deserves a few views to let it all fully sink in.
Street Skating and Swiss Precision w/ Simon Stricker
Simon Stricker is a real talent, but so humble and low-key that the Swiss could be described as an under-the-radar ruler. With the fine tuned precision of a Swiss pocket knife, and a bag o’ tricks deeper then most, there’s no disputing the fact that this guy shreds. So sit back, and watch Stricker do what he does best.
5 For 5 | Zion Wright Raises The Bar With 5 Bangers
Zion Wright raised the bar with tech and size in his “5 FOR 5” edit with some mental rail work, which you should enjoy repeatedly above.
5 For 5 | Alex Midler Drops 5 Hammers
Red Bull sent it with Alex Midler in California. Midler’s top five sets the bar high for the rest of the crew — we’ll see if they can rise to the occasion.
Cruising Through Warsaw and Split | Skate of Mind
Welcome back to Skate Of Mind, the show where Maxim Habanec gives us the street-level insight into some of the world’s most interesting skate destinations. This time, the Czech ripper takes us on a whirlwind tour of two of Eastern Europe’s less-visited skate cities: Warsaw, Poland and Split, Croatia.
Raw Files: Samu Karvonen | Where We Come From
There’s no stopping Samu Karvonen in this raw edit. Watch the Finnish ripper go big in the latest Where We Come From madness.
Raw Files: Eniz Fazliov | Where We Come From
Lucas Fiederling’s indie skate film “Where We Come From” is full of top riders, but there’s probably nobody more exciting than Finland’s Eniz Fazliov. Always a standout in any crew, Fazliov is as respected in America as he is in Europe, and certainly a contender for the most productive skater ever. There’s no chunk of asphalt or misshaped transition too sketchy for this dude, so click play and enjoy his WWCF raw part in the video above.
Raw Files: Chris Pfanner | Where We Come From
Chris Pfanner rips, there’s no disputing that. But during the filming of Where We Come From he absolutely unloaded for the cameras, stacking up a hefty pile of clips in the process. The dude slays ledges, man-handles kinked rails, and hits gaps that would leave most busted up and on the concrete. So sit back and feast your eyes on some of the best hits and misses from Pfanner’s segment in Where We Come From.
The Curse Strikes the Crew: Curse of Petra | Chapter 2
Red Bull presents international skateboarders Milton Martinez, Manolo Robles, Josef Scott, and Tyler Surrey skating Jordan and its capital, Amman.
6 Minutes of Worldwide Shredding: 2015 Highlights | Red Bull Skateboarding
2015 saw its fair share of heavy ripping, and to be honest we’re pretty stoked that we were no stranger to that fact. Red Bull sent some of the most eclectic crews to the most unexpected areas of this planet just for the simple pleasure of having a roll where no urethane wheel had slid before. Madagascar, Kyrgyzstan, the Maldives and a Mediterranean Cruise Ship are just a few examples. Sit back and enjoy some of the best moments, banger clips and meaty slams from 2015.