Skate All Cities stopped by the Brooklyn Projects miniramp earlier today to get a skate session going. When all else fails and you can't find a spot to skate you can always come here. Charmoe Joe drops a buttery Frontside 180 Ollie just to get things started. This is what happens after you guzzle down a couple of Modelos. Tim "SQUID" Bise starts tumbling around all ...
South Pasadena skatepark located out in (You guessed it.) South Pasadena has been the training facility for Skate All Cities ever since the park was created. Even though alot of us have moved around and parted ways we have always found time to go back here once in a while. This was and is where alot of us have learned tricks, besides the streets of ...
Skate All Cities found a nice little gap around the Downtown LA area in some abandoned police station of all places to try to film our latest "Commercial Series". The gap consists of a marble ledge runway that is roughly about 2.5 feet wide making some tricks extremely hard to do. Skate All Cities newest recruit Tim "SQUID" Bise throws down a proper kickflip for an ...
Skate All Cities stopped by a newly refurbished school within the Rosemead area that's been a hotspot lately. The school consists of a variety of ledges, stairs, and even a hubba. SAC member Randy Chew throws down a kickflip at my poor attempt at being a skateboard photographer. Located at the back of the school are these buttery ledges that aren't even fully waxed yet. I might ...
Some black & white photos shot by your favorite Skate All Cities skateographer ReynoldsFoto over the past couple of weeks. Josh Sierra - Backside Kickflip Wallride RICKS - Switch Frontside Noseslide
Right within the Lincoln Heights Skatepark parking lot is a white rail that not too many people notice or get around to skating. If you've been following us on Instagram (@SkateAllCities) then you already saw photos that we posted just about a week ago. It consists of a downhill slope with a white rail alongside a fence. Jeremy Cannon gives it a test ride with ...
Located somewhere in Los Angeles is a makeshift shootout ledge that Nike filmer Jason Hernandez created out of cinder and parking blocks that's worth checking out. Jeremy Cannon puts it down with a simple Backside Boardslide before leaving... ...but that's not until he took a nice bail or two beforehand of course.
California went through a very strange weather change just a couple of months ago suffering some extremely windy conditions resulting in trees being knocked down and sidewalks being modified. Currently scattered throughout Los Angeles and its surrounding cities are these weird "street hazards" that are being skated creatively at the moment. The Skate All Cities team happened to find one of these so-called "street hazards" ...
Skate All Cities randomly ran into a skatespot that many of you might have seen in one of Eric Koston's very first Nike SB ads. It's a bank to bank spot with a metal box in between. Koston dropped a huge Frontside Ollie over that thing. If you look at the steepness factor of the banks from the photo below you can have a better ...
Not too far from the Lincoln Heights Skatepark are some nice metal benches that are worth skating if you're in the mood to film some 2 trick lines. Skate All Cities team member Beto Guerrero makes a special guest appearance with a smooth Crooked Grind.
