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Chocolate’s Treat: Watch the All-Star Full-Length Film ‘Bunny Hop’

Published

10 months ago

December 22, 2021

Chocolate is wrapping up 2021 with a fully entertaining, extraordinarily fun film. What we have here is a 40-minute cinematic video with great skits, good music, and of course a phenomenal skate team – what more could you want?

The headliners in order of appearance: James Capps, Erik Herrera, Jesus Fernandez, Jordan Trahan, Stevie Perez, Kenny Anderson, Raven Tershy, Carlisle Aikens, and Vincent Alvarez. Justin Eldridge, Chris Roberts, Andrew Brophy, Breana Geering, Cory Kennedy, Griffin Gass, Jeron Wilson, Niels Bennett, Rick McCrank, Rowan Davis, Sean Malto, Simon Bannerot, and Tyler Pacheco round out this epic crew.

But wait, there’s more!

Thrasher documented the “Bunny Hop” premiere on the big screen, bringing us some peak photojournalism. It looks like the show was as fun as the film itself, because Chocolate topped off the event by turning Carl pro.

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Nicole Hause Real Part Now Live

Published

1 day ago

October 3, 2022

Skate Newswire

Nicole Hause’s video part for Real Skateboards is now out a few weeks after getting her pro board from the skateboard brand.

The Minnesota native began skateboarding at the age of ten and started competing when she was 15.

Learn more about Nicole in the “Real Road to Pro” video below.

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Watch the Independent Truck’s Rip Ride Rally Philadelphia Highlights

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3 days ago

October 1, 2022

Skate Newswire

From Front St Skatepark, Muni, Nocturnal Skate Shop to FDR, skaters slugged it out in the city last September 9-10 for the Rip Ride Rally Philly.

The invitational cash for tricks event was presented by Independent Truck and Monster Energy.

Monster Team rider Jake Yanko reportedly hurt his neck during the first session of the 2nd day when he crashed his head against Fred Gall’s knee. Yanko took a step back from the succeeding sessions but came back for the finale event and shut down the Killer Pillar.

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The next day he learned that he actually broke his C7 vertebrae wing. Thankfully, it doesn’t require surgery but he has to wear a neck brace for three months and undergo physical therapy after.

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Watch Damn Am Japan Finals Recap Here

Published

6 days ago

September 28, 2022

Skate Newswire

This is what went down in Damn Am Japan.

So many amazing talents! In the end, Toa Sasaki took the top spot. Luca Hirata and Taiga Nagai joined him at the podium for second and third place respectively.