It’s A Recap Baby! — QS x adidas Longer Ledge Jam @ T.F.

After nearly a year, the long ledge from last year’s jam is still holding strong — although it has admittedly seen better days. (Keep in mind, it has been hoisted atop a pillar already to create an above head-high drop-in earlier this year. Can’t imagine it came down lightly.) And while this has certainly been one of the most inventive year for obstacles in Tompkins’ skateboard history, every park in every city could always use a fresh, long ledge.

This year, we added another five feet to it. Nikolai and Mark did Nikolai and Mark stuff on it, and Graeme Turner came through as a sleeper MVP. Greg didn’t catch P Tricky’s banger on the HD cam, but we’ll probably need to hardpost the iPhone angle for posterity’s sake. Thanks for everyone who came out 🤝

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Will See Hard Mix 2026

We have always enjoyed Will See‘s appearances in various homie edits that have popped up in the past few years, and today, we’re happy to present a full Will See part by Kyle G., who you may most recently remember as the architect behind “for the coach.” The part is full of cutty New York lumps, Loreth-ian bank spots, and a switch frontside plot twist at the end ;)

Filmed and edited by Kyle G. Sick painting at the end by Ethan Mckeague.

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Downtime With Rowan Zorilla

🎬 + 📝 Video & Words by Adam Abada

Skaters have an interesting way of considering time. Spots and tricks come and go, never to be thought of again, but certain fleeting, life-affirming moments captured on video get imbued in amber and entire generations of a scene revolve around them. Meanwhile, lifecycles of content, personalities, and products live and die in a matter of months. Way back in 2023 – one of those lifetimes in the skateboard landscape – we covered the baseball game release party of Rowan’s last shoe. We spoke with Rowan about a few topics including the tricks he did on his favorite double-set, considering the video a sort of mini “Favorite Spot,” with plans to do something longer form with him in the future.

Blink and it’s been three years since. A lot has changed – with skateboarding, the world, and Rowan.

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