Tag: NZ SKateboarding

What goes up must come down. A Squad 2 up party at Wellington’s Cenotaph. You can’t go past a good manual pad.

Collab Distribution proudly presents DECO, a New Zealand skateboard film. Pulling inspiration from Art Deco detailing and global air travel with clips filmed across New Zealand through to Sydney and Los Angeles.

A fantastic new product of Harry Kidman, featuring an onslaught from some of your favourites.

Vic Apparel have just released a brand new part from Hamilton's Yorlin Phillips.

The Mangawhai Bowl Jam is all set for Saturday, Feb 8, 2020. Now cemented as New Zealand’s largest skateboarding event with skaters traveling from across the country and over the ditch to compete in front of a packed out crowd.

Curb’s “A Million Miles of Fun” in its entirety is here for the viewing. The full length documents a large portion of Canterbury's skate community over the last few years, brought together and captured by Gerald Bloxham.

Wellington is set to be the Capital of Skating for New Zealand again the first week of March. 2020 is going to be the biggest year ever for skateboarding on the global stage and BOWLZILLA Wellington is the first big step for New Zealand skaters.

Summer loving: The Weaotea crew escaped NZ's gruelling winter months for some of Euro's finest.

With a style that is all his own, Justice Reid knocked out this exceptional part on the unforgiving streets of Melbourne.

New York Porkers – the latest from Chase Collins' worldly lens.

Another amazing clip from the DS2K crew.

A portrait of a city in ruins, rejuvenated by a quest for new terrain amongst the destruction. Gerard ‘Garage’ Bloxham offers an extended view of his forthcoming skateboard flick. Mixing the old view with the new.

From NZ to SA, Tai hits Adelaide’s terrain hard.

Mr. Chase Collins has rallied his band of brothers for the better half of two years for “Unluggy”. Go on, enjoy.

Onehunga welcomed the annual grassroots vert skateboarding competition at the Dunga, with some top tier New Zealand skateboarding to boot.

Revived from the past, the age old Christchurch classic, 4 Aves – featuring Gregg Timms.

Majick Templeton delivers an updated from the South, doing Dunedin justice yet again.

If you’ve seen him in person or caught the rare-but-bewildering footage, you’ll know that he shreds. But there is a lot more to Brett Band than skateboarding.

Calibre has been at a high across New Zealand with the recent roll out of videos – and the latest from Cameron Lloyd and friends is definitely among 'em.

A glimpse of Auckland's second House Of Vans, though the lens of Kingsley Attwood.