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Filmed & edited by Jose Cantillana, this new Amigos Skateshop postcard captures pure street energy between Valencia and Tarragona. The crew — Ronaldo Alonzo,, Kilian Zehnder, Julien Mérour,, Jean Luc Gimenes, and Florian Dercle — hit classic Spanish spots with clean style and solid lines.
A true celebration of JB Gillet, Lyon’s finest export and one of France’s most immaculate technicians. This special Guest Anthology with Magenta Skateboards highlights the timeless style and influence of a skater who continues to inspire generations.
adidas Skateboarding brings the streets of Madrid, Spain to life with a heavy crew featuring Gabriel Summers, Vincent Milou, Jenn Soto, Akira Shiroma, Miles Silvas, Lucas Puig, Nora Vasconcellos, and Shin Sanbongi. Style, speed, and pure creativity turn the city into a playground, making this edit a must-watch for anyone who loves true street skateboarding.
Filmed by Torsten Frank & David Serrano
Edited by Torsten Frank
Antihero Skateboards drops Petar Stantchev’s 2025 video part, proving why he’s called “The Beast of Bulgaria.”With raw power, effortless flow, and technical precision, Stantchev shows that being forever young is more than a mindset—it’s skateboarding at its finest.
The Girls Skateboards Neverywhere Tour pushed from Torrance to Nashville, Indianapolis to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh to Annapolis—stacking demos, signings, and new park openings along the way. With Simon Bannerot, Niels Bennett, Mike Carroll, Griffin Gass, Breana Geering, Rick Howard, Cory Kennedy, Sean Malto, Tyler Pacheco, Evan Smith, and Matteo Vandeputte on board, this trip was pure skateboarding energy. Miles, birthdays, friends, and a heavy dose of unforgettable sessions—this is Neverywhere.
The New Balance Numeric 770 in Paris brings the city’s streets alive with style and precision. Featuring Aimu Yamazuki, Brian Reid, Davide Holzknecht, Leo Bodelazzi, Marcello Campanello, and Pedro Biagio, this edit blends technical lines with raw Parisian energy. Shot by Kyle Camarillo, Tim Savage, and Tylre Wilcox, the edit captures the perfect mix of creativity, speed, and style that defines modern skateboarding.
Matt Savidakis (aka Marty) drops his new skateboarding part for Jacuzzi Unlimited, blending personality and power on the board. With a cameo nod to Derreck Cabrera and crisp filming and editing by Jean Luc Vida, this part cements his style and creativity in today’s skate scene.
Skateboarding in Montevideo gets raw and real in “LUNES”, Featuring powerful lines from Giani deGennaro, Christian Botticelli, Diego Bucchieri, Ezequiel Martinez, Angelo Gordillo, Valentin Guerra, Tomas Viñes, Tyler Surrey, and Geronimo Bravo, the session blends local flavor with international presence. A true glimpse into Montevideo’s skate scene, where style meets grit.
Supreme’s "Free Smoke" (2025) captures raw skateboarding energy in the streets of Berlin, Germany, filmed by the legendary William Strobeck. The edit features powerful lines and style from Joseph Campos, Kevin Bradley, Troy Gipson, Hyun Kummer, and Auguste Bouznad — each bringing a unique flow that makes this Supreme skate video one of the must-watch releases of 2025.
The HOCKEY IV Summer Tour brings together some of the heaviest names in skateboarding. Featuring Andrew Allen, Jake Anderson, Elijah Berle, Curren Caples, Beatrice Domond, John Fitzgerald, Nico Jones, Indy Jones, Ben Kadow, Louie Lopez, Aidan Mackey, Cruise Mosberg, Nik Stain, Diego Todd, and Romel Torres—this crew pushes raw style and progression across every spot.
Filmed by Cody Green and Johnathan Flechas, with additional filming from Chad Matthews, this FA World Skateboarding production captures the energy and grit of the HOCKEY IV Summer Tour at its best.
ASICS Skateboarding drops a powerful new edit with Leggerezza FB, filmed by Chase Walker. Featuring legends and modern style masters like Gino Iannucci, Sully Cormier, Victor Campillo, and Mark Humienik, the video blends technical precision with effortless flow. A clean showcase of what ASICS Skateboarding brings to the streets.
From the streets of São Paulo to Barcelona, Matheus Du Bronks shows what real skateboarding is about: friendship, travel, and dedication. Alongside Eduardo M.S, they hit spots in Calafell and wrapped up at the iconic Plaza Universitat de Barcelona. Shot with love by Rafael Eduardo, filmed by Victor Roque, and captured in photos by Klavis Laivenieks, this edit reflects pure commitment to skateboarding.
Manolo’s Mixtapes drops The LA Tapes II, a heavy Los Angeles skate clip capturing the crew’s last trip to LA. With lines, sessions and raw street energy straight from Southern California, this one shows why Manolo’s Mixtapes remains one of skateboarding’s most respected video projects.
Lucero Enterrio brings his style from Argentina to Spain, joining Bones Wheels and showing why he’s fluent not just in the language, but in the best Spanish skate spots. A perfect fit for the Bones Wheels skateboarding team.
Magenta Skateboards marks 15 years of creativity and style with clips from Microcosme, Hill Street Blues, Just Cruise, Panic in Gotham, Soleil Levant, Balade, Magentapes, Brutalista and more. Featuring Leo Valls, Soy Panday, Vivien Feil, Ben Gore, Jimmy Lannon, Carlos Young, Jesse Narvaez, Jameel Douglas, Shogo Zama, Ruben Spelta, Casey Foley, Mike Mag, Sergio Santoro, Florian Maillet, Masaki Ui, Morgan Campbell & friends — this mix is pure Magenta skateboarding legacy.
Cheap Motel’s latest edit, Room171, captures raw street energy in the heart of Lisbon. Filmed by Daniel Galli,, the video blends gritty motel vibes with precise lines across Portugal, delivering a true snapshot of the local skate scene.
Chicago’s own Nick Matthews drops another heavy-hitting part with Antihero Skateboards, under the sharp lens of Matthews Brothers Productions. With smooth power, precise control, and no-bullshit spots, The Pigeonator proves again why he's one of the most respected names in modern street skating. From crusty Midwest ledges to raw city lines, this new edit cements his place in the Antihero legacy.
Filmed and Edited by Blake Matthews
Additional Filming by Mack Scharff and Cody Thompson
When the ANTIZ Skateboards crew hits the road, expect raw energy and zero filters. In “974”, filmed on the volcanic streets of La Réunion, skaters Andre Gerlich, David Sanchez, Joel Juuso, Robin Bolian, Thanos Panou, and Julien Bachelier bring rugged style to an island most have never skated — let alone seen.
Filmed by Alberto Della Beffa and edited by French Fred, this is the most exotic ANTIZ tour yet: heat, grit, and wild terrain in the middle of the Indian Ocean. No spots too rough, no run-up too short — this is pure street, ANTIZ-style.
Jiro Platt charges through East Coast spots with power, style, and precision in his new full part for Habitat Skateboards. From sketchy banks to rough rails, Platt handles it all. A serious move from one of NYC’s most exciting young talents.
Short Girl Films’ latest drop, “Splinter,” hits hard with a stacked lineup and serious street presence.
Simon Bannerot, Niels Bennett, Andrew Brophy, Rowan Davis, Griffin Gass, Breana Geering, Cory Kennedy, Sean Malto, Rick McCrank, and Tyler Pacheco deliver standout parts that blend style, power, and flow. Guest clips from James Capps, Matteo Vandeputte, Evan Smith, and Jasper Dohrs elevate the edit even further.
From raw lines to creative spots, “Splinter” is a must-watch that proves why Girl Skateboards still runs deep in the streets.
