As promised, here is episode 1 of the Landyachtz South American tour. Stop number 1 was Bogota, Colombia, a beautiful city high in the mountains with a rad community of skaters. Watch the video and then starting booking tickets for your own skate adventure down south.

Skate[Slate] partner DTC Wheels helped support this half hour long documentary about downhill skateboarding by filmmaker Artiom Missiri. Featuring a number of Geneva riders, it was produced to help explain the sport to outsiders and to share our passion with them. Check it out and spread the stoke.

"Stand Up" is a documentary about downhill skateboarding made for a school project. It shows the world of longboarding to the people who don't know very much about the sport and explains it while showing aspects as the pleasure of riding, safety, events, the community... Highlighting of a not so well-known sport, made up of a little open and welcoming family.

Girls Longboard Crew is back with episode 3 of their road trip series and it's just as fantastic as the first two. I'm certainly looking forward to the next.

In this third episode, we return from Mallorca and visit Carlota’s parents in their family house in Denia. They invite us to paella right in front of the beach. We spend the night in Calpe and continue our journey to the country’s interior. Castillian landscapes, lands of castles and medieval towns are waiting for us.

[7 female riders, 1 van, 15 days, 4.300km, 416 GB of raw material… culminating in one video, divided into four chapters. The film documents the adventure of the trip, portraying the girls, their lifestyle and their passion for longboard.]

Jonathan Douglas is doing what many young skaters dream of doing: Not much besides skating. After graduating from high school, Jonathan hit the road in a camper van in search of new terrain. And new terrain is just what he's found, as you can see as he shreds these golf course pathways in Kelowna, BC. Stay tuned for an interview with the vagabond himself coming very soon.

The skatePHX crew is at it again. Cole Kurtz and Justin Suryanta haul ass down Mayer Mountain in this fantastic video. Seriously, they're flying!