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25 years later, Lucas was intrigued by the “amazing edit from the Antiz tour” and decided to put together yet another tour to film for his upcoming project “Where We Come From”.
Obviously, he meant to bring the whole panoply of riders, but the lives of professional skateboarders are unpredictable at times and Phil Zwijsen and he found themselves with no one else ready to go. In steps rider Axel Cruysberghs, roping in Belgian rippers Jarne Verbruggen, Jonathan Thijs and France’s Charles Collet. Dig this edit of their skateboarding adventures around the streets of Marrakesh – epic Saharan sweeps included.
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Rock, rubble and a touch of paint. That’s what brought Miami’s newest skate spot to life. Red Bull DIY Spot Supply provided an alternative playground to the Miami skate community—a city with no public skate parks. The latest initiative in skate embraces the DIY (Do It Yourself) trend in Miami, placing emphasis on both the build and the skating of a new spot.
Both veteran skaters and up-and-comers teamed up to transform the urban area under I-395 into a hub for riding and grinding. The skate course includes an A-Frame ledge, a wall ride feature and a Y-Shaped double-sided spine.
By his own estimate, Arizona’s Robbie Brockel might be 6ft 2in tall, and he skates big; in fact he skates so big so well, you might not even notice he’s doing it, so pay close attention to how Brockel skates. Whether it’s watching his most recent part, in Jackson Casey’s Worship Friendship, or his upcoming parts in Josh Metzger’s Sloppy Seconds or the yet-to-be-named Real Skateboards release, notice how far that grind was and how tall that barrier was and how crushed that flip trick was and realize, yes, he skates big.
Affordable prices, good weather and challenging skate spots, Portuguese capital Lisbon has the lot!
Lisbon recently became one of the top-three most-desirable cities in the world for tourism – you can imagine the amount of people that brings strolling through the city, and the problems this creates for skaters when we try to skate those same streets.
Even though it is known by skaters as a city with a traditional ground surfacing known as ‘Calcada’, which is really bad for skating, in the last few years we have received more and more international skaters who have come to enjoy the lifestyle here and soldier against some of our unique spots.
Berlin spits out another raw skater you’ve never heard of before. Remember the name.
Right now, Berlin, Germany seems the place to be when you’re a young ripper trying to make it into the ranks of sponsored street skateboarding.
When Giorgi’s parents left their home country of Georgia, they were escaping economical and political turmoil. Little did they know they gave their son a great starting point to make it as a skateboarder. Which is exactly what Giorgi is set on doing. From parking lot flatground to full part – check out Giorgi Balkhamishvili.
A bunch of European rippers go in search of an empty skateboarding kingdom in Inner Mongolia.
The Chinese city of Ordos; built to house over a million people, but currently home to just a few thousand, contains all the essential ingredients of an amazing giant virtual street park except that here in the ghost city, everything is ‘real’.
What’s your 9-5 like? Board meetings? Water cooler gossip? TPS reports? The Red Bull Daily Grind is about all of these but not like you’ve ever seen them before. Elite Skaters Ryan Sheckler, Felipe Gustavo and Joey Brezinski set out to prove that despite the stereotypes, skateboarders actually were meant for office life. Set 23 stories above downtown Chicago, Red Bull transformed original office features into skateable terrain for skaters to spend a not-so-typical day in the office.
The formerly symbolic ‘Motor City’ of Detroit has rarely been out of the headlines lately. During the 1950s it was a metaphor for relentless American capitalism, the showroom of a prosperous ‘Made in the USA’ car industry. The city is a shadow of what it once was.
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