Wed, 19th of Aug in Tallinn, in Depoo (Telliskivi)
Thu, 20th of Aug in Tallinn, location TBA
Sat, 22nd of Aug in Riga, in Sarkandaugava, Zāģeru Street
Sun, 23rd of Aug in Riga, location TBA
Simple Session 25: Sky Brown Wins, Greyson’s Viral Tail Drop & Much More | Skate Recap
25 YEARS. Simple Session 25 went down in Tallinn, Estonia — and the 25th anniversary edition delivered one for the history books. From qualifiers through finals to the Best Trick bell ringer, here’s the full recap of what went down at one of the world’s longest-running skate contests.
🏆 WOMEN’S SKATEBOARDING
1. Sky Brown (GBR)
2. Naia Laso (ESP)
3. Lola Tambling (GBR)
🏆 MEN’S SKATEBOARDING
1. Hampus Winberg (SWE)
2. Issei Sakurai (JPN)
3. Danny Leon (ESP)
Insane Ramp Jam at Simple Session
Simple Session Ramp Jam at Põhjala Factory!
The Insane Build Behind Simple Session – Simple Session
From an empty arena to a massive skatepark. Watch the time-lapse build of one of the biggest Simple Session BMX and skateboarding courses ever constructed. Every year, our crew transforms the Unibet Arena in Tallinn, Estonia, into a world-class action sports playground for Simple Session athletes. Hundreds of ramp pieces, days of construction, and a huge team working around the clock to bring the course to life.
SKATE MADNESS @ TALLINN’s FREEDOM SQUARE | SIMPLE SESSION STREET JAM
Simple Session x Visit Estonia Street jam on Tallinn’s Freedom Square.
SIMPLE SESSION – THE STORY OF ESTONIAN SKATEBOARDING | DOCUMENTARY
Skateboarding, with its all-encompassing lifestyle, personal expression, creativity, and rebellious spirit, has grown into something more than just doing tricks in Estonia. Skaters repeat in unison: “Skateboarding has given me everything.” Skateboarding is their life. Skateboarding is freedom. This is the story of a scene spanning five decades in Estonia, from the clay wheels used to make boards in Võru in the 1980s to today’s youth, for whom the whole world is open.
RAW SKATE ENERGY FROM SIMPLE SESSION 25
Simple Session is back at Unibet Arena in Tallinn, Estonia – celebrating its massive 25th anniversary! For a quarter of a century, this legendary festival has brought together the world’s best skateboarders for a weekend of pure adrenaline, creativity, and community. From jaw-dropping tricks to unforgettable moments, Simple Session continues to push the limits of what’s possible on four wheels. This milestone event marks not only 25 years of progression in skateboarding but also a global celebration of the culture, energy, and people who have made it all possible.
SIMPLE SESSION 25 SKATE FINALS HIGHLIGHTS
Skate finals of Simple Session’s 25th anniversary!
SAUNAS & SIMPLE SESSIONS – SKY BROWN & THE TANABATA TEAM EXPLORING TALLINN, ESTONIA
Sky & Ocean Brown with the Tanabata Skateboards crew hit up Simple Session in Estonia! They spent an unforgettable week exploring Tallinn and soaking up the skate vibes during Simple Session’s epic 25th anniversary. That’s 25 years of epic skateboarding, legendary sessions, and a global community coming together to celebrate the skate culture.
SKY BROWN – SIMPLE SESSION 25 WINNING RUN & INTERVIEW
Watch Sky Brown’s winning run at the 25th Anniversary Simple Session Contest in Estonia!
OFFICIAL SKATE HIGHLIGHTS OF SIMPLE SESSION 25
Simple Session drops their skate highlight reel from their 25th Anniversary!
SIMPLE SESSION 25 SKATE BEST TRICK
Simple Session’s 25th-anniversary celebrations kicked off raw and real with VISIT ESTONIA’s Best Trick battle at Krulli District. The standout? ‘Kelluke’ (‘The Bell’) — a brand-new, skateable sculpture we built for the City of Tallinn. It’s set to level up the local street spots soon to be locked in at Freedom Square, so get back and session it again!
The session was straight fire, with hammers dropping left and right, all fueled by the Cash for Tricks format. Aaron “Jaws” Homoki (USA) claimed the overall victory with a flawless backside 360 flip melon grab. Jaime Mateu went all out, throwing down the biggest amount of wildest tricks and ultimately splitting the Best Trick prize with Jaws. The highest air contest saw Greyson Fletcher (USA) and Marcello Jiménez (Chile) tie for first after ringing the 2.6-meter high bell.