HUF® in Malaysia with Daiki Hoshino, Mason Silva and Nick Matthews in “MALAY”, filmed by Tyler Smolinski.
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Krooked Skateboarding Drop “Jump Platform” Featuring Cyprus Blanco, Simon Jensen & Daiki Hoshino
Krooked Skateboarding delivers raw power in Jump Platform, featuring Cyprus Blanco, Simon Jensen, Matt Gottwig, Bobby Worrest, Mike Anderson, and introducing Daiki Hoshino.
Filmed by Andres Garcia, with additional work from Mack Scharff, Kyle Geldert, Otto Ray, Brian Slatts, and Spencer Gillespie, this clip blends classic Krooked energy with heavy street finesse.
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Behind the Heat of POSER PURGE
POSER PURGE fires on all cylinders. It blends raw skating with a wild metal-charged atmosphere and keeps the pace tight from Phase 1 to Phase 2. The direction from Bob LaSalle gives every clip a punch, and the lineup is stacked with heavy hitters. From Jason Borosky, Kyle Walsh, Mark Gonzales, Aidan Buxton, Reese Salken, Louis Lopez, Davy Mercado, Glenn O. Gracia, Knucklehead Tom, Owen Bishop, Skooby, Weeman, Jose Cerda, Ace Pelka, Livan Saucedo, to the Phase 2 crew with Heavy Metal Chuck, Diego Todd, Pitas Higgins, Clive Dixon, Jim Greco, Gabe Thompson, Big Sexy, Conor Neeson, Kevin Shealy, Jesse Alba, Robert Blazek, Shayan Ghahani, Patrick Do, Geoff Rowley, Tristan Funkhouser, Rowan Zorilla, Arisa Trew, Daiki Hoshino, Antonio Durao, Etienne Gagne, Robbie Brockel, and Sven Barth.
Every part hits with intent. The whole thing lands like a proper purge.
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HUF “Box-Truck” Rolls Heavy with Tyler Smolinski and the Crew
HUF’s “Box-Truck”, directed by Tyler Smolinski, hits the streets hard with a stacked crew: Erik Herrera, Daiki Hoshino, Brad Cromer, Cyrus Bennett, Mason Silva, Drake Johnson, Dick Rizzo, Salomon Cardenas, Sam Narvaez, Nick Matthews, Romel Torres, and Finn Pope.
This film isn’t about polish — it’s about raw power, fast lines, and real city grit. Smolinski’s lens captures what modern street skating really feels like: fast spots, tight edits, and every skater bringing their own rhythm. From Cromer’s effortless flow to Silva’s relentless impact, “Box-Truck” proves why HUF’s squad stays ahead of the curve.
Pure streets. Pure style. Pure HUF.
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HUF Japan – "TOKIDOKI" Brings Pure Style to the Streets
HUF Japan’s squad delivers a beautifully crafted first video, "TOKIDOKI", showcasing the raw energy and style of Daiki Hoshino, Toki Kakitani, Kaya Sakakibara, Mana Sasaki, and Taisei Kikuchi. From tight urban lines to stylish executions, this edit captures the essence of modern Japanese skateboarding. A must-watch for anyone who appreciates precision, creativity, and the unique flow of Japan’s streets.
Video by Kamekyo
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The Vans Japan skate team presents their first full length skate team video, Coast 2 Coast, filmed entirely in Japan; from the southern coasts of Okinawa all the way to the north of Hokkaido. Featuring skating from Cocona Hiraki, Daiki Hoshino, Hina Maeda, Junnosuke Hasegawa, Kihana Ogawa, Mami Tezuka, Raido Tajima, Rio Morishige, Sakura Yosozumi, Shogo Zama, Shor West, Sota Tomikawa, Toa Sasaki, Yuma Takei, Yoshiaki Nagado, and Yushin Hashimoto.
Filmed and edited by Kyota Kamei
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Vans proudly presents Nice To See You, their first-ever globally collaborative skateboarding film that was created with help from the Vans skate team and talented filmmakers around the world. Nice To See You expresses the shared feeling of solidarity and commonality amongst skateboarders everywhere, regardless of location, background or identity. The film was produced under the guidance of Los Angeles-based renowned filmmaker and photographer Greg Hunt, with support from creative talents including Tommy Zhao, Shari White (who directed Vans’ Credits), Paul Labadie and Max Pack (who directed Vans Europe’s Tom’s Tales), George Kousoulis, Daniel Dent, and Kyota Kamei. Nice To See You stars: Adelaide Norris, Alexey Krasniy, Breana Geering, Chima Ferguson, Daiki Hoshino, Diego Todd, Digby Luxton, Dustin Henry, Etienne Gagne, Nick Michel, Notis Aggelis, Pedro Delfino, Rio Morishige, Ronnie Sandoval, Shogo Zama, Simon Zuzic, Una Farrar, and Wang Guohua, with appearances from many other Vans Family members.
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HUF team took it to Mexico City for its latest trip coming back with this CDMX edit. Featuring the skating of Brad Cromer, Austyn Gillette, Jake Anderson, Tyler Bledsoe, Justin Drysen and special guest Daiki Hoshino, enjoy!
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