DIY spots are synonymous with skateboarding. You probably built your first quarterpipe or launch ramp in the street in front of your house, or waxed up the nearest curb as soon as you learned how.

"Rhino and a heavy crew come together to DIY an urban skate spot featuring a kicker, pole jam, and a flat bar in this installment of Build To Grind: Learn the “How To’s“ of making spots ...

One of our favorite skateboarding DIY enthusiasts, Zack Dowdy, is always on the move and never seems to stop! In his latest video, he's here to share some helpful tips and tricks for creating the ...

Hillsborough adds to public skate parks, skate spots in NC. ... or sailed into the air above the brick quarter-pipe ramp. ... It cost $350,000 to design and build, ...

After the closure of a city-run skate park in 2013, the skaters used wood and cinder blocks to build their own ramps and jumps, with permission from the property’s owner.

CHARLOTTE — Months after a hand-built skate park at the old Eastland Mall site was torn down, skaters in Charlotte will soon have a new skate spot that won’t run a risk of being demolished.

A skate park where we build it ourselves feels safer compared to parks like in Apex and Marsh Creek.” Now, Graveside is gone. The property was sold to a developer Dec. 31, 2024, and the ramps ...