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Skatelite Presents The Ewok Compound

The Ewok Compound is not only an amazing park for friends to come together and skate but also a testament to the longevity of Skatelite. Every piece of surface has been recycled from past builds ranging from Daewon Song’s mini ramp to Danny Way’s mega ramp. Each piece tells a story and has found its new home at the Ewok Compound.

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Alchemy Skatepark, Tacoma Washington – SKATELITE

Meet Alchemy Skatepark in Skatelite’s hometown of Tacoma, Washington! Alchemy holds it down for the local scene of Tacoma providing a safe spot for all ages to learn how to skateboard as well as the Grit City Grindhouse for all your skateboard needs. If you are ever in the area be sure to check them out and support such a vital part of the local skate scene.

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Woodward Park City – Skatelite

Welcome to Woodward​ Park City! Skatelite had the pleasure of visiting the beautiful state of Utah to stop by and see Woodward’s newest facility in Park City. If you have ever been to a Woodward, you know there’s no short of fun things to do. Learn more about the Park City location here and to book a visit or lessons hit the link HERE.

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Skatelite x Bridge to Skate

Bridge to Skate is a nonprofit that empowers today’s youth by offering skateboarding as a vehicle for creative expression and a way of owning their own wheels.

Oliver Flores and David Reyes recently organized a bike ride from Phoenix to Long Beach to raise money for Bridge to Skate. The donations were directly used to update dilapidated ramps at the Compton Youth Activities League facility.

Keen Ramps donated their labor and Skatelite chipped in some brand new surfacing for the ramps. To learn more about Bridge to Skate follow them on Insta or visit the link HERE to donate!

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Skatelite Traxion Technology

For the last several years Skatelite has been testing various material throughout skate parks that provide a diverse amount of attendance, dust, and climate. Through this lengthy and rigorous testing phase, Skatelite has developed a product with honeycomb shapes embedded into the material which reduces friction between the skate wheel and the ramp surface. This technology allows you a more reliable grip when you need it, and the control you’d want to slide out or revert.

Skatelite Traxion will be replacing the previous Skatelite Indoor material. The added benefit to this material is that if you do not want the textured application, you can flip the material over and install the standard mill finish that they have always offered. (Patent Pending)

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