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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6/06/2020
ILLEGAL CIV
From the birth of a movement to the present day, Mikey narrates the story of Illegal Civ. -
6/06/2020
HUF x Haroshi Justice Tee
HUF’s Haroshi sculpture was recently transformed from a FU to a symbol of unity and justice. Raise a finger to racism this weekend and help out Black Lives Matter LA. -
6/06/2020
Skaters Vote
The big one's coming up and Skaters Vote makes it easy to register. We've got a responsibility to be part of the process. Let's make our votes count! -
6/06/2020
Cyril Jackson's "SURVIVAL" Part
Cyril destroys ledges and soars over triple sets with power and style. This is one helluva video part. -
6/06/2020
Aaron Kim's "Welcome to Globe" Part
Aaron weaves through the maze of Southern California concrete with effortless style and a deep bag of tricks. Those frontside flips belong in a museum.
Events
In The Mag
T-Funk’s rides a rarely-seen backside stalefish down a wall, carving out a spot on the July 2020 front. More DC action inside as John Gardner (DC team rider and team manager) dishes on flutes, the aforementioned Funk, Euro missions and their upcoming Domino flick. Most notably this issue contains our own love letter to Jeff Grosso—containing epic photos from grom Grosso to elder statesman and tales of Mothra from those who knew him best. Jeff’s enthusiasm for skating was contagious and his willingness to tell it like it is and share his love for our culture will live on forever. RIP in peace, Grosso. Pop-quiz time! Alexis Ramirez sits down and takes the Thrasher Test while his newest Sk8Mafia teammate Alex Willms gets a Heads interview. Need more Mafia? We interview Brandon Turner about his rise from child prodigy to certified SD legend (and all the bumps along the way). This one’s heavy. And we ain’t done yet—Chris Wimer also gets the Heads-interview treatment, Fred Gall breaks down some crusty skate spots he’s known over the years, Salomon Cardenas tells the tale of breaking a testicle in half, the resurrection of Skarfing Material has Ben Kadow serving up a recipe for Refrigerator Soup and we dive into the worst ads to have ever appeared in Thrasher. Bored during quarantine? This one will keep you busy until it’s safe to creep in the streets again.