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Nick Garcia "Flowers For Mom"

This video is his labor of love, showing a complete commitment to skating and a loving dedication to his late mother, whom he lost in the early period of the pandemic. “Flowers For Mom” showcases Nick’s raw and undefinable style that has made the Orange County native an important member of our pro team for the past 10 years and his undying passion for what he cares about.

Nature Calls: behind the scenes photographs

Nature Calls took the crew through the mountains in all seasons, with numerous “recon” trips to explore and discover some of the most unique, raw and natural skate-able spots.​

HHF x Element x Charlie Samuels Twin Towers deck

In 1989 a young skater skitched through Manhattan from the rear bumper of a NYC yellow taxi. His buddies watching on, marvelling at what he was doing. Looming behind him, the iconic twin towers. Perched above the scene was NYC-based photographer Charlie Samuels, rapidly clicking through his role of film. Fast forward to present day and this image has been cemented in legend, immortalizing one of New York’s greatest skaters Harold Hunter in front of New York’s most enduring buildings.