In May 2019, the skateboarding industry was left devastated by the news that British pro skater Ben Raemers had died by suicide at the age of 28. Ben’s approach to skateboarding – with his unique blend of transition and street skating – meant that he was one of a small number of British skaters to gain an international reputation over the past decade. In this film, friends and family reflect on Ben’s rise to US sponsorship, and the struggles that came later as his mental health deteriorated. His tragic death sparked a mental health reckoning within the skate community, with other pro-skaters now questioning their assumptions about mental health and sharing stories of their own. The Ben Raemers Foundation was founded in an attempt to end the stigma that prevents skaters from discussing mental health issues and to provide much-needed education about suicide prevention.
Liam Pace delivers huge gaps and powerful transition skating in his new BONES part
Watch Morgan DT, Callem McConomy and guests in the new EXOPLUS promo filmed and edited by Neil Manek
Michal Galik explores the streets of Albania in “IKJE”, a beautifully filmed skateboarding short by Daniel Dujsik
Daniel Crespo and Luis Ceita bring Lisbon street skating to life in Cybercafé Skateshop’s JOGO DUPLO
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Andrew Skateshop and Spitfire Wheels present “Spitfye” featuring Zion Wright, Brad Cromer, Nikolai Piombo
Davonté Jolly’s “OKAY BET 5HUNNID” features Na-kel Smith, Tyshawn Jones, Zion Wright and more
Treveon Wade delivers raw street skating footage filmed between 2024-2026
Hall of Skate – Barcelona VX project featuring Guillaume Clincke and crew
Foundation’s “Today Tomorrow Forever” featuring Ruby Lilley, Austin Heilman and more.





