15 years ago today, the Girl and Anti Hero guys team up for an unprecedented good time. Traveling up to the Bay Area and through Oregon, into Washington, over to Orcas Island. Skatepark and camping conditions couldn’t be topped. Magic ensued.
catch more videos on our Girl Films archive page – www.girlskateboards.com/films
Lad is Pro As… Congratulations Rowan! Pro models now available at Crailstore.com and skateshops worldwide!
We’re With Rowan! 🫡 See yall down under! 🇦🇺
May 11 – 4pm
Albury Skatepark Demo
David Street, Albury NSW
May 13 – 3-7pm
Hardcore Ramp Riot II
1 Fennell Street Port
Melbourne VIC
Griffin’s latest for Spitfire Wheels. Filmed and edited by Alex Cooper and Kevin Stake. Great work to everyone involved. Wow…
“Made during peak pandemic, these paintings were a reaction to experiencing ‘lock-down’ due to stay at home orders. They offer a surrealist approach to being bound to a room or interior space. (Also watching too many movies, specifically ‘The Holy Mountain’). Carl Aikens and I are long time friends and he has always supported my art. He might have even been the first person to buy a painting from me. <3” – L8RGirl
Ari’s ‘Doberman’ series is now available at skateshops worldwide and Crailstore.com
Breana and Donita have a mutual admiration for raising the levels of rad. This capsule celebrates that spirit. 💥
Breezy’s “Girl Magic” capsule with L7 and Donita Sparks is now available at skateshops worldwide and Crailstore.com 🤘
📸: Paul Chan
Evan, Cody and Roman stop by the Couch to talk the origins of Uma, smelliest team rider, Tom Penny stories and more!
The UMA team came thru for a fun lil session at the Crail Park. “FIVE!” Stay tuned for more Crail Uma content coming later this week!
Featuring: Cody Chapman, Roman Pabich, Evan Smith, Taylor Kirby, Rye Beres
Film/Edit: Robin Wilson
Additional Filming: John Marello
Your kindness, laughter, humor and talent is forever woven into us. The biggest hearts leave us the most broken. Rest easy, friend. We love you. See you on the other side.
“Robbie moved to Hawaii a few months ago to explore life on the island and get away from the day-to-day grind in California. Now, we are faced with the unexpected financial burdens of trying to get Robbie back home for his final farewell. All of our family lives on the East coast of the United States and unfortunately don’t have the funding immediately available to get to Robbie in Hawaii. We are finding out that it is also significantly more difficult to handle affairs regarding funeral homes, transportation of Robbie, cremation, even obtaining a death certificate without being there to discuss these sensitive matters in person. Any donations will go towards the cost of my mother getting to Hawaii, getting Robbie home and any funeral/memorial costs.” – Jennifer (McKinley) Geckas
