See everyone at the Rockaway Beach skatepark this Saturday.
Tag: Alltimers
Drive The Fiat Like It Was A Chevy
📷 Photo by Joel Meinholz
“I hate to lean on this clichéd-ass targeted-ad-ass assertion, but skateboarding is a global support system.” Zach Baker wrote a trip article about an Alltimers trip to Medellín for Thrasher. The video + Joel Meinholz’s photography from it are all included 🇨🇴 Somebody bring Tom Knox to that first plaza.
Known goat, Jawn Gardner, empties and shreds an abandoned pool in Bridgewater, NJ that was built during the Eisenhower administration, and skated as far back as the mid-80s — while giving us a nice history lesson in the process 🐐
Joe Buffalo has a new part out for his Anti-Hero guest board. If you don’t know about Joe, please watch the New Yorker mini doc about him from 2021.
Feels Good To Be Here — Elijah Odom Rough Cut from Alltimers’ ‘You Deserve It’ Video
Alltimers has began uploading B-roll and raw files from their You Deserve It video.
The first installment comes from Boil the Ocean’s seventh favorite part of 2022, visiting general of the high wall at Pulaski, survivor of peak Brandon Westgate-level slams, titleholder for last year’s best frontside nosegrind, the video’s opener, and one of Miami’s finest: Elijah Odom.
Throw on some Shawty Lo if it starts to feel lonely with just the skate noises.
Zahbas in LALA — Stafhon, Coles & Zach for Alltimers x Vans
To celebrate the launch of the Alltimers x Vans Zahba shoe, Justin Stout (of Rascal video fame) whipped together this quick L.A. trip edit of Stafhon Boca, Coles Bailey and Zach Baker — shot between the bomb cyclone in the northeast and the gnarly January rain out in California. (The shoe itself feels like a legit version of the Vans Air Force Ones that anybody who visits Japan for the first time absolutely loses their shit over. Something for the cup sole heads.)
Also heard that John Choi was on some of these sessions, but that footage is being kept top secret until the time is right ❤️
Alltimers’ New Video, ‘You Deserve It,’ Is Now Live
If you were too young to have experienced the real-time reign of the skaters most synonymous with the nineties — but had already clocked your 10,000 hours of watching skate videos by the time, say, Jake Johnson hit the scene — there’s a decent chance you carry a vivid memory of first seeing Zered in a video (especially if you grew up in the northeast.)