Skateboarding

Dew Tour is proud to announce REAL Skateboards as one of the nine invited board brands in the first Dew Tour Team Challenge presented by TransWorld SKATEboarding.

New for 2016, each brand has been tasked with picking a specialist to skate one of four sections including tech, rails, gaps, and transition. When Dew Tour comes to Long Beach, California, in July, the nine teams will battle in a fast-paced jam on a layout designed to crown the most well-rounded, all-terrain destroyers.

REAL’s 2016 Dew Tour Team Challenge picks are: Robbie Brockel, Kyle Walker, Ishod Wair, and Jack Olson.

No Skateboarding? No chance! Not for Vienna’s multi-talented Philipp Schuster, nor for the millions of skaters around the world ripping it up on Go Skateboarding Day.

“It’s all about questioning boundaries, breaking up established structures and putting them into a new creative context,” Schuster says about skating’s outlaw nature. Enjoy this shredding edit of his imagination-fuelled session on that very symbol of fun policing itself, the No Skateboarding sign. And remember – just because someone who thinks they know says it’s so, doesn’t make it so!

Age: 21
Home: Santa Rosa, California
Sponsors: Create Skateboards, adidas, FTC, Official Headwear

Am who should be pro: Jonathan Perez.
Video you can’t wait to see: Away Days is ‘bout go crazy.
Recommended reading: Dumptruck Magazine.
Fashion don’t: Sick new haircuts.
Summer vacation: Barci.
Dream sponsor: Apple Inc or Chevron would be prime.
First skate video you saw: Baker 3.
First pro you met: Silas Baxter-Neal at Rosa Park.

I’ve seen Kallen Matlock skate since he had to be about 13. Kallen has always had the right attitude even when he was shredding better than most of us or getting broke off proper. Don’t hesitate to say what up if you’re lucky enough to meet him. He’s always cool and humble and just keeps killing it more all the time.—Tony Manfre

Follow Kallen on IG: @kmatlocs

Video / @zamchao

Photo / @davechami

The fourth stop of our 2016 Come Up Tour hit Louisville, Kentucky this past weekend at the famous David Armstrong Skatepark. The locals came out and ripped and the local shop Home, made us feel right at home! Congrats to Alex Hancock, the hometown hero living up to his reputation! You’ll see his video part here on twskate.com along with the winners from the other stops. Check the photos and stay tuned for a wrap up video. Next stop—NYC this Sunday June 26 at the rebuilt McCarren Skatepark in Brooklyn!
Photos / @blair.alley & @arcadebelts

Follow along on social media using #TWScut!

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