Skateboard Street @ Extreme Games 1995 | X Games Throwbacks

Throwback to the first Extreme Games in 1995!

The world’s best skateboarders battle it out on the street course at Fort Adams in Newport, Rhode Island. Stick around to find out who takes the gold in Skateboard Street.

Featuring Tony Hawk, Chris Senn, Steve Caballero, Bob Burnquist and more!

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Channel NINE: John Dilo Chokes The Bat II, Vincent Milou, Ace Pelka, Skate Trivia

Welcome to Channel Nine. This week the Nine Club and Chris Roberts talk about John Dilo Choking the Bat II Part, Taihou Tokura’s “T4” Part, The Retail Report featuring Cannon Skateshop in Ohio, Ace Pelka’s ‘Harmless Activity’ part for OJ Wheels, Skate Trivia, Vincent Milou’s “Courtside” Element Part and much more!

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Day with Vinyl Skateboards Crew: Art Cordova, Frankie Spears, & Mariah Duran | Spot to Spot

After the day gets fired up at the Sheldon Skatepark with heat from Art Cordova and Frankie Spears plus a few smooth moves from Mariah Duran, the Vinyl Skateboards crew lead us into the streets and go Spot to Spot until dusk. Their first destination is to a crusty little spot in North Hollywood for everyone to get a few tricks. Then, they finish the day with a focused session at the Los Angeles Public Library in Van Nuys where Frankie mics up to talk us through things trick by trick.

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Parks ‘N Wreck: Malibu Skatepark – Powell Skateboards

Malibu Skatepark with ‪Andy Anderson‬, ‪Christopher Hiett, ‪Zach Doelling‬, ‪Dan Corrigan‬, ‪Spencer Semien‬, ‪John I Bradford‬, ‪Lucas Nobueno‬, Matthew Wilcox, ‪Brandon Johnson‬, Kilian Martin, Jhonny Zapata, ‪Victor Garcia, Mike York, Felipe Pagan, Koa Morehead, Shion Suganami, Mazel Paris, Rowdy, Quinn Harbin, Salman Agah and Steve Caballero.

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From Skateboarder to Artist – Lee Smith VCU Collection – VANS

Vans is proud to partner with skateboarder and artist Lee Smith for a VCU project that connects generations of skate culture through creativity, community, and authentic lived experience. Lee came up skating the streets of San Francisco, becoming part of the legendary EMB crew at Embarcadero and later riding for influential teams including Menace and 60/40. That history gives Lee a unique place in skateboarding as someone who witnessed a defining era and as someone who helped shape it.

The collection features two Vans Icons chosen to connect Lee’s story with key moments for each silhouette: the Skate Era, celebrating the return of the Era through original artwork inspired by his San Francisco roots in the Mission District, and the Skate Slip-On, building energy around the Slip-On while featuring artwork tied to his current life in Bed-Stuy, New York.

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