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Didrik ‘Deedz’ Galasso is a half Norwegian half Brazilian skater who can grind anything. He has a unique vision on what is possible in street skating, and a commitment like no other.…
From Experiencing Homelessness in San Diego to Becoming Shorty’s Skateboards Legend | EPICLY LATER’D
In this clip, skateboarding icon Chad Muska reflects on his journey from experiencing homelessness on the beaches of San Diego to becoming one of the most influential figures in skate culture. Muska…
Epicly Later’d began in 2006 as a simple photo blog and evolved into Vice’s longest-running series, leaving an undeniable mark on skateboarding and beyond. After creating Let It Kill You in 2022,…
Epicly Later’d explored the life of Casper Brooker, from his life as kid on the streets of London to his rise to one of the UK’s most legendary pro skaters…and how the…
Patrick O’Dell is a photographer, filmmaker and skateboarder whose work has had a lasting influence on skate culture. He began skating at an early age and soon merged that passion with photography,…
Alexis Sablone’s story is unlike any other in skateboarding. From Boston’s early 2000s scene and her breakout part in PJ Ladd’s Wonderful Horrible Life, to earning a degree in architecture and stepping…
Jeremy Klein is a true skate legend, the first to back smith a handrail and a pioneer of street skating who’s always stirred up a bit of chaos and mischief. His style…
On this episode of Epicly Later’d, we travel with Ryan Lay to learn more about his unique path in skateboarding. From multiple sponsors to days-long hikes, join us to discover what makes…
On this episode of Epicly Later’d, we explore the legendary career of Anthony Van Engelen. From classic video parts to epic meltdowns, few skaters have the same power, focus, and dedication as…