“What I felt was just a great relief. I didn’t feel like I had accomplished something monumental in terms of anything outside of skateboarding,” Hawk says. “It was just more of a personal ...

This Bahne skateboard, now part of the National Museum of American History’s collection, was given to a 9-year-old Tony Hawk by his older brother Steve in 1977. It was the first board the future ...

The owner of The Weathered Barn decor store in Greenport, Wilhelm is the president of the nonprofit Greenport Skate Park Inc.

Skullcandy is expanding its reach in the skateboarding world with the addition of Tony Hawk as its newest brand ambassador.

The X post from user @charlieINTEL contains a still image from Black Ops 6‘s skate shop-themed Grind ... just under the original Tony Hawk Pro Skater logo. Adding to the adrenaline rush, the ...

players can enter a room full of skateboards. A large screen inside the room prominently displays the date March 4, 2025, below a logo in the style of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2. Tony Hawk's Pro ...

National Museum of American History Powell Quicksilver skateboard designed by George Powell and used by Stacy Peralta National Museum of American History Tony Hawk's first skateboard National Museum ...

It’s just another day on social media. Liquid Death put Tony Hawk’s actual blood in new branded skateboards A limited edition set of 100 boards takes brand loyalty to weird new heights.

But to see someone like Tony Hawk—who has literally changed skateboarding in so many ways—still out there chasing that feeling? Yeah, consider me inspired. Does he just sit around and think ...

Tony Hawk hopes Olympic organizers are paying attention. By Lindsey Adler Tony Hawk took skateboarding to new heights in 1999 when, high above a halfpipe at the X Games, he began furiously ...

Hawk was apparently told it could not be done, but Bagley says the skateboarding legend would not take no for an answer. IGN has contacted Activision for comment. More like this Tony Hawk’s Pro ...

Tony Hawk might not be hitting any more iconic half pipe tricks in the near future, but the skateboard legend isn’t interested in talking about “retirement.” From his perspective ...