After another rainy battle on the street and in the park, the X GAMES Japan – an important stop for skaters en route to the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris is in the books.
Top 8 skateboarders in the park and street competitions at the Chima X Games will advance to the finals, live this weekend on Twitch!
We had the sweetest little benefit the other night and all our awesome friends threw in and came out and partied and supported, and we just love you all so much, thank you thank you thank you. <3
The women were absolutely ripping today during the women’s finals at Vert Alert in Salt Lake City, Utah!
Dew Tour is an invite-only skateboard competition and festival that focuses on Street and Park disciplines, featuring both traditional and adaptive competitions.
In total, 88 athletes will compete in the Paris 2024 skateboarding competition – 22 athletes per event for the men’s and women’s street, and men’s and women’s park events. This is eight more in total than in Tokyo.
Australian Chloe Covell had her eye on the prize like a wild dingo on the hunt for a baby and ultimately took home bronze and bragging rights as the youngest medalist at the event.
Japanese riders dropped jaws in the 2020 (21) Olympics with Sakura Yosozumi taking the gold so we’re keeping an eye on her and teammate Mami Tezuka, who has been showing off her inner hesh all over the US since then at backyard pools and gnarly DIYs spots. The creativity and skill of Bryce Wettstein, who recently went pro for Stereo, is always a joy to see, as are the classic stylings of Minna Stess, who recently turned 16.
Right after announcing their banger staffing move (hiring former street team member Alexis Sablone as coach while OG Mimi Knoop remains on as “High Performance Director”) has announced their 2022 team and the lineup is firing!
LA-based skate apparel brand GEO (aka The GEO Metro Party) has recruited Olympic Skateboarder Bryce Wettstein as style director and the unparalleled creative mind will be designing a signature line!
