Category: Skateboarding News

The Welcome crew have remixed AVE footage to Guns & Roses in homage to the deck run from FA that is about to hit your local skate shop. Non-stop bangers.

Dickies and Slam City Skates have joint forces to bring you a new edit with shop team riders Darius Trabalza, Danny Brady, Neil Smith and Jamie Arghh shredding in honour of Slam’s 30th Anniversary and filmed by Mark Jackson.

Joe Moore‘s freestyle influenced game continues to roll forwards in this new Wight Trash edit. Always good to see someone doing something they love, Joe’s fast feet and balance need to be seen.

This rough cut gives you an idea what exactly went into Chase Webb‘s latest edit for Pizza. Kid is on the up.

Click through to here if you want to see the final cut.

Skateboarding made to look simple. That’s what Jesse Alba brings to the table for Stussy.

Finnish ripper Samu Karvonen is back with a bunch of fresh footage and a big bag of tricks. This ‘Where We Come From’ video needs picking up.

Check out the photo below and you will know just how important helping these kids to keep their skate club open and upgrade it this year.

These kids are able to have fun just like us on skateboards thanks to John Cattle, a fun bloke who has given everything to skateboarding over the years, and still does. He runs the club who are in a competition to see who wins some funding, so please help them get a new roof by clicking here, and when you see the vote button on the right hand side, go for it.

Let’s hope they win and give as much love back to the scene that John has over the years. Thanks for being amazing if you voted.

First it was Eric Koston but now Austyn Gillette has moved to WKND Skateboards. Get stuck into this party…and that pigeon.

A new twist in the future of Alien Workshop just broke online. Co founder/ art director Mike Hill announced that he is returning home to Daytona, Ohio with the brand he started with Chris Carter and Neil Blender in 1990 after a spell with Todd Swank and Tum Yeto.

In his own words: “BRING IT HOME: we are proud to announce full operations out of the bunker in OHIO under ownership of Mike Hill.”

It’s good to see the industry sticking together and helping people out when they need it. May the Workshop move forwards and prosper, best of luck to all involved.