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Looking around FDR and seeing nothing but queens — and I mean only Queens — fired up, ripping in every direction, nearly running into each other, stoking each other up, and just straight going for it, reassures the female presence at DIYs (especially FDR) is well worth paying attention to. The energy is there. It’s authentic. It’s intense.
Interviews with Elijah Akerley and Greg Harbour. DIY Spots in Cambodia, Germany, England and features on Brute House Pool in New Jersey, Hippie Pool in California, Grimace’s Pool in Australia and Dirtbag Crew.
This year making the annual “Sin ollie” video part a reality was more difficult than ever but the stoke never stops!
Confusion magazine – issue 27 with features on Zane Timpson, Shem Bragg and 80s punk rock concert photographer Kevin Salk. DIY spot checks in Switzerland, France, Washington, Japan, Estonia, Canada and Maryland.
I had the idea of shooting a wallride from an angle where you are able to see the canyon, the houses above the street, and of course the bridge and somewhere down there, somebody on a skateboard, doing something in this wild place.
FDR’s 8th annual contest went off last weekend. This one was a special treat being on Halloween and having Andy Roy as guest announcer.
Back in spring of 2018 some Dortmund City Locals build a small quarter in front … Keep reading
“The Put is a bowl in Opglabbeek, Belgium. It was built by Concrete Dreams in … Keep reading
In times of social media it seems to be pretty quiet around the 2er DIY in Hanover, Germany
A special corona version of the annual Gochu Skate contest in the town of Noreña – Asturias, Spain.
Article by Tom Critchley, skateboarder, researcher and writer from Kent, England. Following the Woolwich Road … Keep reading
On September 18, 2020 – World Wide PARK(ing) Day – activists block city streets in an effort to take back the space all those cars occupy all the time. Few things are more annoying and useless than cars in a city. We, as skateboarders, are pretty much used to “repurposing city space”, so we decided to build a little ramp with the help of our local “BTC” D.I.Y. Crew. We added some beers to the equation and it all went down as a memorable afternoon.