was born through the collective imaginative efforts and hard work of local skateboarders who decided to transform a vacant urban soccer field into a DIY free space. The regular crew of skateboarders at RK 69 show a disregard for normative aesthetics, approaches, and power structures in the global and local skateboard industry.
Charlie Martin hiked back to the bowl with Phil McKenziemade and shot this boneless over eight feet of dirt, roots and exposed rebar.
An opportunity arrived to take a roadtrip, so I seized it. I called up a … Keep reading
Zgoša spot was found by accident when a local was searching for a nice quiet spot to bang his girlfriend. At the first glance of the perfect spot under a highway bridge his focus shifted from sex to sk8 as he saw the potential for a DIY.
Words and photos by Flynn Acworth New Zealand is a country pretty much built on … Keep reading
03.07.2013 in the early morning I got a call that a bulldozer was in front … Keep reading
For a short introduction, Rozkurwiel is a crew from north of Poland. Ok, that’s enough for an introduction. So for the annual Rozkuwiel Tour, in 2018 we decided to check the ocean. As always we rent a bus, get together nine freaks and hit the road.
Concrete Corner – Episode 4 – Poured in Place Ditch Coping This Episode is more … Keep reading
Confusion Magazine – “NO SKATEPARKS” Filmed and edited by Andrew Jimenez Skaters in order of … Keep reading
On Saturday September 22nd, 2018 the massive skateboarding community of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania came together for … Keep reading
After 13 years of pouring concrete #wörgldiy finally held it’s official opening party. Over a decade in the making one of Europe’s largest DIY skateparks celebrates with a real skateboard party: Volcom brought their riders to the Austrian alps, there were €2000 for best trick sessions in different areas of the park and the most outstanding tricks were awarded with special trophies by Independent Trucks.
Cold beer and BBQ during the day as well as a live concert right at the skatepark in the evening round up the event. And as if having a great time wasn’t reason enough to be there, the whole fun and games even served a good cause: all revenues at the bar went to the children’s cancer aid!
After a few successful pours it was time to go for a renegade installation, investing time and money into something that may only last a few hours