Meet Gustavo Ribeiro, the Portuguese pro skater who is about to take his shot on the biggest stage in the world. In this episode Gustavo meets up with Danny Leon & Vincent Milou in Basque Country and shows us how a skateboard is made.
Top Tricks & Runs: Nyjah Huston Wins Dew Tour Men’s Street Finals | Dew Tour Des Moines 2021
Huston had four different scores break into the 9-point range, which made him nearly impossible to beat. After landing an incredible first run he one-upped himself by finishing his line with a half-cab to backside smith grind to backside 180 out of the 11-stair hubba to shock everyone.
Huston followed it up in the individual trick section on the same 11-stair hubba stomping a half-cab backside noseblunt to fakie, a switch heelflip frontside tailslide, and finally a switch heelflip frontside 5-0 to earn the highest score of the event, a 9.56.
“It’s a sick time for skateboarding, and I can’t wait to get [to the Olympics]” said Huston, 5-time World, and previous Dew Tour champion, looking forward to becoming an Olympian. When asked about the adjustments he made to win on the day, Huston responded, “I tried to give myself to room with the points… to give myself less pressure to land my final trick. I hadn’t landed the switch heelflip frontside 5-0 yet in practice, and never on anything that big.”
Men’s Street Final Results:
1. Nyjah Huston
2. Yuto Horigome
3. Aurelien Giraud
4. Jamie Foy
5. Vincent Milou
6. Felipe Gustavo
7. Manny Santiago
8. Shane O’Neill
Top Three Runs from Men’s Street Semifinals | Dew Tour Des Moines 2021
Dew Tour Des Moines delivered a heated 32-skater Men’s Street Semifinal despite rain delays. The day wrapped with Manny Santiago, Aurelien Giraud, and Yuto Horigome leaving semis on fire and leading the group of eight qualified for the final.
The best 21 skaters from qualifying met the top 11 World Skate ranked pre-seeded for an abbreviated semifinal format of two, 45-second runs with the best score counting. Each of the three heats felt like international finals of their own.
Manny Santiago, 35, came out blazing for Puerto Rico as the oldest skater in the contest. His first run fired everyone up and gave him the top score, but he bested himself on his second run and burnt the place down.
1. Manny Santiago
2. Aurelien Giraud
3. Yuto Horigome
4. Vincent Milou
5. Jamie Foy
6. Nyjah Huston
7. Shane O’Neill
8. Felipe Gustavo
RAW MAYHEM Sardinas A La Plancha: Paris Tour 2020 | Independent Trucks
Independent Trucks goes on tour around Paris demolishing every spot that they come across in RAW MAYHEM Sardinas A La Plancha. Featuring Vincent Milou, Nassim Lachhab, Barney Page, Robin Fournier, Justin Sommer, Blake Johnson, Charlie Munro, Doobie, Daan Van Der Linden, Tim Debauche and Marius Syvanen.
Vincent Milou Talks 144 Titaniums | MY INDYS
All Indy Trucks are unique to each individual who puts them on a board… Dig in with Vincent Milou in this Installment of “My Indys,” as he talks 144 Titaniums with an 8.3” deck.
Sardinas A La Plancha: Paris Tour 2020 | Independent Trucks
Independent Trucks goes on tour around Paris demolishing every spot that they come across in Sardinas A La Plancha. Featuring Vincent Milou, Nassim Lachhab, Barney Page, Robin Fournier, Justin Sommer, Blake Johnson, Charlie Munro, Doobie, Daan Van Der Linden, Tim Debauche and Marius Syvanen.
2020 Red Bull BOWL RIPPERS Highlights
Buckle up for a unique edition of Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2020 from Marseille. A stripped-back showdown promised to produce some much-needed skate action from the south of France this past weekend on October 3-4. The city’s very own son, Jean Pantaleo, beat all comers over the weekend to become the new champion of Red Bull Bowl Rippers, edging out previous winner Jaime Mateu by a single point.
In contention to put their stamp on the fabled Bowl Du Prado during this special edition of Red Bull’s annual seaside showdown was a 60-strong field of European shrednauts, including Elson Patrick, Danny León, Dannie Carlsen, Jean Pantaleo, Marcel Wintherlig, Anthony Mardelle, Stellio Sakellarides, Simon Léauté, Ivan Federico, Bjorn Lillesoe, Karl Berglind, Vincent Milou and Jaime Mateu.
With the weekend split into a Saturday contest and a Sunday Best Trick jam, Pantaleo doubled down on his contest victory by making an enormous transfer line into one of the bowls, a feat which had previously cost him not one, but two, broken heels.
Red Bull Bowl Rippers 2020 results:
Jean Pantaleo
Jaime Mateu
Karl Berglind
Danny León
Ivan Federico
Nine Club EXPERIENCE #64 – Santa Cruz, Tyler Bledsoe, Corey Duffel, Vincent Milou
We discuss Santa Cruz’s “Til the End” Vol.3, adidas Skateboarding presents /// Law Of The Seas, Tyler Bledsoe’s “003 HUF” Part, Vincent Milou’s “All the Way Down”, Element in Barcelona – Fall 19, The etnies (ger)MANIC Tour, Corey Duffel | Downtown Lights, Sundays, Adrian Del Campo Pro for Skatemental, picking a winner for last weeks raffle of the limited Skater XL board and a early release of the Skater XL game for PC, this weeks raffle is a build your own NHS complete setup!
FULL BROADCAST: Men’s Skateboard Street Final | X Games Shanghai 2019
Watch the replay of ESPN’s full broadcast of the Men’s Skateboard Street final at X Games Shanghai 2019, featuring Luan Oliveira, Ivan Monterio, Jake Ilardi, Vincent Milou, Dashawn Jordan, Yuto Horigome, Kelvin Hoefler, Jagger Eaton, Shane O’neill and Nyjah Huston.
CPH Open – Berlin 2018
2018 edition of the CPH Pro, which happened in Berlin last summer. Filmed & Edited by Augustin Giovannoni. Featuring Marius Syvanen, Vincent Milou, Mason Silva, Ishod Wair, Zion Wright, Oski, Unstoppable Bowl Guy, Aurélien Giraud, Yuri Facchini, Yuto Horigome and Jamie Foy.
Back to SS18 – Vincent Milou | 3st place | SKATEBOARD
Vincent Milou took home the Bronze at Simple Session 2018; get ready for Simple Session 19 February 2nd-3rd.
Vincent Milou | SLS Huntington Beach
France’s Vincent Milou tells us how he feels going into the SLS Huntington Beach stop this weekend.