Category: Skateboarding News

As ever, this lot pull off a dope edit for your perusal. Hawaiian bliss.

Take your eyes over to the East Coast of America with this ender part from the PFP5 video outta Westchester, New York, courtesy of Brandon Gironda.

Mike Sass is on the tools to bring you this edit. Follow his travels on IG. More on this too over at Jenkem who premiered this malarkey yesterday.

Watch the Frog crew do Las Vegas with Chris Milic, Pat Gallagher, Robert Blazek, Krazy Franky, Nick Michel, Gary Metzger, Daniel Dent, and guest skaters, Aaron Goure and Mark Cheche.

This jam from CPH is a must watch today! Nothing more to be said.

Kick off your day with Brad McClain’s sick game of getting into every nook and cranny in every spot he skates.

Always a winner.

Two decades of Death Skateboards is here and what a milestone of dedication from Zorlac, Cates and the rest of the crew to give the UK scene so much loving, for so long.

Revolution Skatepark in Broadstairs celebrated with team riders, Charlie Spelzini, Mikey Patrick, Mike Simons, Ronny Calow, Radman and Mark Nicolson. and friends Tim Fury and Twiggy and Zorlac came back with some footy. Head to deathskateboards.com for all their malarkey.

Here’s to another 20 lads!

Happy Birthday to Heroin Skateboards’ head honcho, Fos who takes 45 tricks out at G Park. May your next 45 be stacked with the sound of grinding trucks, Nick Cave, Japanese toys and fluffy bunnies.

FOS’s 45 Years/Tricks from Heroin Skateboards on Vimeo.

The next generation of Santa Cruz skaters are on show in this latest 21 minute team edit. Keep an eye out for Henry Gartland, who skating to US shoegazer’s NOTHING, proves to have a big ‘ol bag of tricks and one to watch for the future.

Love and respect for Mark “Monk” Hubbard in this new episode, who passed away this year.

The latest footage from Theories of Atlantis sees a tasty minute of offcuts for a future Threads project featuring Brian Powderly, who you may remember from his Energy part a couple moons back. Dope beat on this too.

“Ketchup is, like, going out of style”.