The Week Today, Now - 23/03/2026

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Jammin' With Jamal, Quasi's Hard Reset and Charlie & Davide.

It’s been pretty quiet from Quasi for the last couple years but we’re hyped to say that they’re back and better than ever with an all-new full-length, ‘Hard Reset’, which more than lives up to the title with its feature-length one-and-a-half runtime. Featuring parts from Jon Rowe, Jason Nam, Dick Rizzo, Jake Johnson, Gilbert Crockett and the rest of the gang as they stay firmly off the beaten track and seek out the finest Rust Belt esoterica, this one’s as healing to your soul as it is to your attention span.

Extremely powerful offering from two of the finest New Balance Numeric representatives from this side of the pond, Charlie Munro and Davide Holzknecht display their technical proficiency at a wide array of spots all over the globe in their new ‘Charlie & Davide’ part, captured by the equally excellent Quentin Guthrie.

He might not have any footy himself but it’s nice to see that Cory Kennedy’s still knocking about as he comes through with, ‘Simonious’, a bangin’ bro-cam edit for Crailtap featuring plenty of Simon Bannerot smoothness, alongside Tyler Pacheco, Griffin Gass, Matt Gottwig and Noah Holmes, as they cruise a load of the finest street spots and pools across the States.

Join Jamal Smith as he goes back to his shit-talking roots in the first episode of ‘Jammin’ with Jamal’, which is basically just 10 minutes of him attempting to shovel the snow off his local park before giving up and going sledding. Trust me, it’s better than that makes it sound…

Krooked are back with the third instalment of their ‘Weirdo’ series and this time they’ve treated us to the impeccable pairing of Mike Anderson and Tom Knox, coming through with even more premium bro-cam footy and even a surprise cameo from Gustav Tonnesen.

Whole lotta good vibrations from the Frog Skateboards posse as they get up to their usual shenanigans in San Francisco, documenting 20 minutes of lo-fi bangers from the likes of Josh McLaughlin, Chris Milic, Hayden Burns and more in glorious bro-cam format.

Ronnie Kessner combines well-groomed style with mind-boggling tech in his new part for April Skateboards, laying down tasteful, classically-trained hammers with some occasional tech lunacy like that bonkers bigspin switch nosegrind.

Adding to their increasingly dope lineup, iPath have just welcomed Drake Johnson to the team with a punchy new part as he puts a load of their iconic models through their paces with a minute of powerfully-stomped tricks.

Erik Herrera delights the eyes and ears in his new Venture part, laying down hammers at a load of iconic spots across Europe and the US to the uncharacteristically soothing sounds of Aphex Twin’s ‘Avril 14th’.

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