RIP IN Peace: Henry Gartland
1/26/2021
We all said, “Goddamn!” when Henry burst onto skateboarding's radar with bright purple hair, barging big-ass rails. He lived for family and friends, but skated for himself, greeting bone-shattering slams with a laugh and a big smile. A true ripper in every sense of the word, his star will live on through the people he loved who all shared so many joys, special moments and memories. I never thought this is how we would say goodbye, but let us remember and celebrate the life of E. Henry Gartland today, tomorrow and every time we step on our skateboards. We skate for you, Hank. —Eric Palozzolo
If you or someone in your scene is struggling, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is available 24/7.
If you or someone in your scene is struggling, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline is available 24/7.
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2/01/2022
SKATELINE: 02.01.2022
Gary covers Didrik Galasso's DeedzDeedzDeedz part, Jimmy Wilkins Stoking the Fire, Aidan Mackey's FA part, Henry Gartland and more in today's episode of Skateline. -
1/24/2022
Henry Gartland's "Slingshot" Part
Santa Cruz celebrates the life of Henry Gartland by releasing a full part from Oskar Barrett's Slingshot vid, filmed in their hometown of Minneapolis. Let's all look out for each other. -
5/20/2021
The Follow Up: Jake Wooten
Jake Wooten's got a pro board for Santa Cruz and a killer part to back it up. Friend and fellow transition terrorizer Trey Wood hops on the line to talk Jake’s roots, his ungodly front threes and his love for Henry Gartland. -
4/06/2021
3rd Lair's "For Henry" Video
Jack Olson leads the charge with Henry’s hometown friends, handling Minnesota’s unruly gaps and round bars in his honor. The clips from the archive cement Gartland’s epic legacy. -
3/22/2021
John Worthington: Goin' Fast and Blowin' Glass
John’s one of the best pool rippers in the game. When he ain’t attackin' the backyards, you can find him fabricating a skate-inspired bong—trucks and all. Get the lowdown on all things bowl burning, straight from the pages of our February, ‘21 mag.