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Julian Agliardi puts his 139 Stage XI Hollow Indys to the test the only way that matters—grinding 'em down to the axle. In this raw clip from My Indys, he shows why no two sets of Independent Trucks ever ride the same. Watch the style, the power, and the precision. Real street skating, real feedback.
Erick Winkowski unleashes total chaos in MACRODOSE, a wild Santa Cruz Skateboarding edit packed with raw power, creative lines, and nonstop speed. Shot with Winkowski’s signature energy, this part blurs the line between old-school flow and new-school insanity. Santa Cruz and Winkowski just raised the bar—again.
Editing and visual FX by Joe Perrin
North Carolina’s own Chris Powers hits hard in this raw East Coast edit, filmed and edited by Sebastian Clack. With rugged lines and powerful style, Powers charges through creative spots with full control. Music by Killuv sets the tone just right.
Reese Barton, the newest rider to join the legendary IPATH team, charges full-speed through the gritty streets of San Francisco in this raw and powerful welcome clip. Filmed entirely in SFC, this edit captures Barton's unique flow, fearless lines, and deep connection to IPATH’s soul-forward ethos.
“Let your spirit guide you onto the path of your roots & true Love.” That mantra lives in every clip.
Filmed by Izzy Garcia II
Edited by Peter Sidlauskas
Simon Bannerot goes global and all-terrain in his new Spitfire part, blending speed, control, and creative chaos across mega-ditches, crusty banks, and one seriously insane Oakland ender. From precision lines to full-send impact, Simon proves once again why he's one of the most versatile skaters out.
This part isn’t just style — it’s strategy meets spontaneity, shot through with raw energy and global grit. If you're into boundary-pushing terrain and no-filler skating, this is essential viewing.
Edited by Mack Scharff
Photo by Wade McLaughlin
Raw clips. Pure style. DGK comes through heavy with a squad-packed montage featuring Dane Vaughn, Jack Curtin, Nick Diaz, Will Mazzari, Chaz Ortiz, Sway, Ryan Carrell, John Shanahan, Dlamini Dlamini, Boo Johnson, Juan Moreno, Brian Reid, and a standout part by Collin Slew (starting at 2:49).
From coast-to-coast concrete to gritty urban spots, this video proves DGK still owns the streets. If you're into style, power, and real street energy, this one hits every mark.
Don't miss this one — it’s everything street skating should be.
Before the signature shoes and pro decks, Paul Rodriguez made a decision that would shape modern skateboarding. In this reflective piece, P-Rod breaks down his early doubts and what ultimately led him to Nike SB in 2005. More than a career move, it marked the start of a legacy that still defines skate culture today.
Filmed and Edited by Spanish Mike
In "480P", the streets of New York get rinsed by NB Numeric and Bronze56K’s finest. Jordan Trahan, Shaun Paul, Billy McFeely, and Marcello Campanello bring raw energy and precise footwork to every crusty spot. Lo-fi vibes meet top-tier skating in this gritty, no-filler edit that stays true to the city and the culture.
Chocolate Skateboards officially welcomes Dougie George to the squad in this heavy new part, packed with raw style and serious control. Shot with the smooth flow and street grit that defines the brand, Dougie's introduction is more than a welcome—it's a statement.
The full Chocolate crew is here backing him up: Carlisle Aikens, Jordan Trahan, Erik Herrera, Stevie Perez, Dan Fisher-Eustance, Leo Bodelazzi, Kenny Anderson, Vincent Alvarez, and James Capps all make appearances, reminding everyone why this team stays untouchable.
Watch it, replay it, and get familiar. Dougie George is just getting started.
From the alleys of Tokyo to the raw streets of Taipei and Shanghai, the Japanese ASICS Skateboarding team delivers a heavy mix of precision, power, and style. This edit features Kaede Terauchi, Kohta Ikeda, Ryo Sagawa, Daiyu Suzuki, Sena Watanabe, Yuno Takahashi, Ibuki Matsumoto, Lin Aoki, Toa Kanazawa, Kyonosuke Yamashita, Leo Takayama, Shay Sandiford, Emile Laurent, Evan Wasser, Enshou Asai, Luca Hirata, Venice the Menace, Takuya Ishizuka, and Yuta Ishizuka—each dropping fire on spots across Japan, Taiwan, and China.
This is not just a tour—it's a statement.
Filmed & Edited by Hidenori Tanaka
Filmeed by Cody Thompson Otto Ray
Aurelien Giraud takes it to the streets in his latest INDY part, showcasing incredible flip-in, flip-out tech that leaves no rail or ledge unconquered. From schoolyards to serious street setups, Aurelien’s raw energy and precision shine through, maintaining full speed throughout. His final hammer trick seals the deal, making this part a must-watch for every skater. Don’t miss out on this insane street performance for Independent Trucks — Aurelien proves why he’s one of the best in the game.
Filmed by Devin Lopez, Junktown, Vincent Jugnet, Bryce Pagter
Edited by Harvey Brepson
Chris Joslin’s latest part, THE JOSLIN SHOW, showcases his mind-blowing talent, joined by guest skaters Jorge Simoes and Trevor McClung. A must-watch from Plan B Skateboards, packed with next-level bangers.
Filmed by Devin Lopez & Aleks Lewandowski
Edited by Aleks Lewandowski
LILDRE drops pure fire in his “For Drew” skate part, blending technical mastery and raw style on every spot. Expect next-level flips, buttery lines, and powerful rails — all delivered with heart. This one’s for Drew, and it’s unforgettable.
With three decades of skateboarding behind him, Andrew Reynolds brings the same precision and dedication to his new New Balance Numeric 933 signature shoe as he does to every legendary video part. Countless revisions. Relentless perfection. Approved by Reynolds himself — and built to skate.
👉 Watch Andrew Reynolds in Regarding Reynolds, celebrating the launch of the 933.
“No Way Out” isn’t just a video — it’s a mindset. For Juan Pablo “JP” Gomez, skateboarding is the only way forward. Starting in Colombia and taking shape in the streets of Barcelona, this part is pure commitment: no plan B, no way back. Just the grind, the hustle, and the love for skateboarding.
👉 Watch JP Gomez prove there’s truly No Way Out.
French powerhouse Vincent Milou officially joins Element Skateboards with a heavy welcome part that delivers everything from precision rail work to high-speed lines. Shot across classic street spots, Milou proves why he's one of the most consistent pros out there. This part isn’t just a welcome—it’s a statement.
Edited by Luc Mazières
Fimed by Tor Ström, Hadrien Buhannic, Daniel Goycoolea, Mike Hristov, Max Pack, Chris Mulhern, Seb Vaisse (Surf), Arthur Genie (Surf)
Hardbody Skateboarding is back with a bang in NEVER ENUFF III, featuring heavy street energy from Emilio Dufourand Eze Martinez. Raw spots, no filler—just powerful, technical skating straight from the pavement. This one cements Hardbody as a force in the underground scene. A must-watch for real heads.
