To celebrate their new Fall drop, the powers that be at Yardsale just dropped a new video filmed exclusively at Stalin Plaza while on a recent visit to Prague. Feast your eyes on ‚FREEDOM PLAZA‘ and get stoked. 

The clip features clips from Bear Myles, Zach Smith, Curtis Pearl, Kelvinas Litvinas, Alex Hatfield, Stanley Pradel, and Thaynan Costa. As always, they absolutely light up the screen from beginning to end. Is it me, or do these drops and edits just keep getting better and better? Always a good day when a new one arrives. 

Related: Yardsale Squad Drops New Heat From the Streets with ‘YS FAMILIA’ Edit

How sick is this plaza? It’s obviously a mandatory stop if you ever find yourself in Prague. Filming an entire edit at one spot can seem ambitious, but this crew absolutely delivered. Yardsale clips always speak for themselves. This crew rips and this edit has a vibe of its own, in only the best way. 

Fast. Powerful. Straight to the point. I dare you to tell me that watching them effortlessly glide over that marble ground with every line isn’t the most satisfying thing you’ve seen today! No wonder they filmed an entire edit at this spot—it’s paradise! 

All day, all night, the hits just keep coming. I’ll tell you what—one thing this edit did was make me want to skate. I’m also craving some ultra-smooth plaza ground now, too. Just can’t get over it! 

Peep the latest Yardsale drop here and keep this edit on repeat as you roll into the weekend. 

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Tyler Surrey is an absolute legend. Whenever this technical wizard hits us with a new video part, it’s a cause for celebration, and his latest banger for Independent Trucks is no exception. From California to Argentina, no terrain is safe from Surrey. Sit back, settle in and get stoked:

„This part was filmed in two places that are very special to me: Argentina and California,“ Tyler wrote on Instagram. „I was on a separate filming trip in Argentina for a month and on the last day we found the pin (featured in the video) on the ground. I took it as a sign and decided to stay an extra month there, which resulted in the first half of this part filmed with @kokostreetsports, and making this video possible.“

Safe to say, we’re all glad he found that pin. I’ve been eagerly awaiting a new Surrey video part and this couldn’t have come at a better time. This dude’s talent is unmatched—board control, style, an unreal bag of tricks…he can literally do it all. 

Related: Skater’s Favorite Skater: Tyler Surrey

You know how skateboarders will say things like, „The world is our canvas.“ Well, just think of how vast Surrey’s canvas is. This dude is so creative and has so much control, he can literally skate anything and make it work. Some of the „spots“ he skates in this part are spots only he could skate. That says a lot. 

I like how they split this into two different sections, too. Doesn’t matter where this dude is in the world, he’ll skate any spot you put in front of him and leave with more than a few clips for good measure. Like I said…GOAT.

Wait until you see that quick manual spot to three stair—tell me this dude doesn’t have magic feet! I don’t know why those clips caught my attention so much, but geez, how can he be that effortless rifling those off? Shoutout to Indy and Surrey for blessing us with this part. Needed this! 

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One skateboarder who needs no introduction, Grant Taylor has been tackling all types of heavy terrain for The Swoosh the past 20 years and if you saw him skating today, you’d think the dude was just getting started. Skateboarding is literally part of his DNA. 

Nike SB just dropped a limited SB Blazer Low GT to celebrate two decades of radness and it’s available now at select skate shops across the globe. Get a closer look below:

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„Grant Taylor’s run with Nike SB has been a heavy 20. Two decades deep, GT’s signature shoe gets a special anniversary treatment, inspired by the aesthetics and craft of fine China plates,“ Nike mentions on their site. „The SB Blazer Low Pro GT breaks tradition by mixing sophisticated materials and patterns with details that are all Grant and all grit.“

Related: Nike SB’s 20 Years of Grant Taylor Video Montage

If you haven’t already, peep the video above and take a little trip down memory lane through the last 20 some odd years. Grant has been on fire the last two decades, truly never slowing down and constantly giving it his all. 

You might think it’s no biggie considering how talented he is—of course he’s always killing it—but skill like that comes with a ton of hard work. The kind that separates the greats from the rest. And Grant is an absolute GOAT.

Related: Grant Taylor, Cody Chapman, Tyler Pacheco and More Tear Through LA’s ‚Home Depot‘ Spot

Back to the shoes—they’re soft yet durable on the outside, „designed with a premium leather construction and subtle embossed details,“ Nike mentions. Yeah, the attention to detail here is something to admire. And while I know it’s pretty common to say something like, cheers to 20 more years or something along those lines, well, this time I really mean it!

Grant Taylor is one of those skateboarders who are here for the long haul. Natural talent. Envious style. Unreal execution. The dude just looks good on a skateboard. He’s one of the rare ones that you can’t help but just sit back and watch if he’s on the session. 

Thanks for two decades of absolute inspiration, Grant. Keep your foot on the gas.  

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In celebration of Grant Brittain’s very first museum exhibition retrospective Push: 80s Skateboarding Photography, which features his era-defining photographs that capture the spirit and evolution of 1980s skate culture, Hawk and Brittain will be participating in a private meet and greet. This will be followed by an engaging town hall discussion and Q/A session that gives attendees a first look into their backgrounds and inspirations.

The event takes place on Thursday, November 7 at the Orlando Museum of Art (OMA). 

The Orlando Museum of Art just announced a first of its kind, intimate event featuring Tony Hawk on Thursday, November 7 at the museum. This special occasion will include a town hall discussion moderated by Chuck Dinkins and will celebrate Hawk’s incredible impact on the world of skateboarding and influence on the arts.

Related: Legendary skateboarding photographer Grant Brittain joins us on the Podus Operandi podcast

Hawk is prominently featured in the museum’s new exhibit PUSH – showcasing seminal photographs by Brittain that capture the spirit and evolution of skate culture. This exhibit not only highlights his iconic career but also pays homage to the art of skateboarding through Brittain’s lens.

„The evening will kick off with a private Meet and Greet, and will also feature a town hall discussion, where attendees will listen to Hawk and Brittain share insights about his journey and their passion for inspiring future generations. The moderated conversation will provide a unique perspective on the art behind the photos and the stories they tell. Audience members will have the chance to submit questions that may be chosen a Q&A session.“

„This event is a vibrant celebration of skateboarding and the rich artistry and culture that accompany it,” said Brittain. “Tony’s influence has shaped a generation and I’ve had the honor of watching him from behind the lens over the years. We are thrilled to share his remarkable story with the Orlando community.”

Related: Did Tony Hawk Go to the Skateboarding Olympics in Paris?

“We couldn’t be more delighted to host this extraordinary event that celebrates two icons in their respective field,” said CEO of OMA Cathryn Mattson. “We’re especially eager to highlight the intersection of sport and art within our museum, showcasing how these two worlds inspire and enrich one another.”

Tickets are limited, and purchasing early is recommended to secure a spot for this extraordinary event. For more information about the event and OMA’s exhibitions and programs, please visit www.omart.org.

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