So there we were again, in the humidity of the Floridian gulf coast. Walking past the final gate with wrist bands in tow. Mentally prepared…
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Evan Smith (Finally) Has a Pro Shoe!
One of the many things in skateboarding that we’re currently stoking out on: Evan Smith. Time and time again, he has surprised us by his…
Mastering Pushing and Riding: Beginner’s Guide to Skateboard Movement
In this beginner’s guide, we delve into the intricacies of proper foot placement, pushing techniques, balance maintenance, turning finesse, and the indispensable realm of safety.
Skateboard Tricks 101: How To Perform a Heelflip
Heelflips require the right skills and pop to do properly, but the payoff is sweet. Mastering it will take your skating game to the next level.
Skateboard Tricks 101: How To Perform A Hardflip
A hard flip is an easy trick to perform with simple steps. First, pop the board up with back foot. Flick the front foot diagonally. Keep the body centered. Catch and land with style.
Skateboard Tricks 101: How To Perform A 360 Flip
To perform a 360 flip on a skateboard, first start by positioning the feet right. Then pop and flick the board for spin. At the same time, rotate the body with timing. Finally, catch mid-air and land seamlessly.
Cruiser vs. Street Setup: Tailoring Your Skateboard for Different Terrains
Generally, cruisers differ from street skateboards in their design and purpose. As such, you want a cruiser for short distances but comfortable rides. Meanwhile, the standard street skateboard works best when doing technical tricks in skate parks, on flat ground, or a street. You also may want a cruiser if you are a beginner.
Bushing Basics: Understanding and Upgrading Your Skateboard Bushings
Understanding the significance of skateboard bushings is pivotal for every skater aiming to unlock the full potential of their setup.
Bearing Replacement 101: When and How To Change Your Skateboard Bearings
When it comes to performance and rider safety, one of the most important parts on a skateboard is the bearings. The bearings allow each wheel to roll smoothly with the least amount of friction. If even one set of bearings fails unexpectedly, the results could be an embarrassing tumble or even worse.