Displaying items by tag: Grindline Skateparks
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6/15/2018
Remembering Mark "Monk" Hubbard
You can’t touch Hubbard’s style. He was one of the most unique individuals in skateboarding. A true artist. Most of his moves he made up and named himself. This vid is just a mere peek into the depths of his creativity. We truly lost one of the biggest visionaries of our time and we are forever in his debt. Pick up a shovel and get to work for Hubs. –Sam Hitz -
12/08/2016
San Francisco's Hilltop Skatepark Opening
Born in 1979, the Dish was the first skatepark in SF. The Trust for Public Land came at me about a year ago to redo the Dish; I recommended Grindline and they got the job. Fast forward to Dec. 3, 2016 the ribbon was cut and the park was open. Come and get it at the top of Hudson St. SF, CA. —Jake Phelps -
6/25/2013
Port Orchard Skatepark Opening
The Grindline crew just wrapped up construction on a new outdoor, concrete skatepark in Port Orchard, Washington. Here's some photos from the grand opening on June 21st.
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9/24/2022
Nicole Hause's "Road to Pro" Video
The REAL team, along with Nicole's friends Nora, Elissa and more, share stories that illuminate her full-steam approach to skating which got her name on a board. -
9/24/2022
The Follow Up: Vincent Milou Interviewed by Cairo Foster
Cairo catches up with the French jetsetter to talk wild nights in Vegas and how his new part almost vanished forever. -
9/24/2022
Louie Lopez's "Louie, Again & Again" FA Part
Rain or shine, Louie stays in the streets, and his new part for FA proves it. -
9/24/2022
The "Squangland" Video
Across bridge, a rad crew by the name of Squang has been raising hell in the East Bay. Tap in with this raw new full-length. -
9/24/2022
REAL Fall '22 Drop 1 Catalog
Nicole Hause's first graphics headline the new REAL catalog, along with boards for Ishod, Mason and more.
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In The Mag
Ronnie Sandoval inaugurates the reopening of Channel Street with a back noseblunt over the door. But that is just the tip of the iceberg, because the November '22 issue is a whopping 236 pages of hits from Sheckler to the streets of Jamaica. Pick up a copy now.