The Berrics

Wes Kremer - Gram Yo Selfie | "Wes We Can"

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better. Wes hooks you up with his new DC shoe in our 'Wes We Can' Gram Yo' Selfie.

Robbie Brockel - On The Road To Find Out

Robbie Brockel thought he was going on a quick roadtrip with the homies back to Phoenix to skate in PHX Am. Little did he know he was about to be disqualified immediately. Hop in the van with Robbie and the Real team leading up to the biggest day of his life.

Tristan Funkhouser - Lo and Behold

Tristan Funkhouser and Beagle get your transition hype flowing as the duo spend a couple of days at Pedlow Field in the Valley, bringing you Lo' And Behold...

New World Element - Australia

New World Element heads down under, unveiling the immensely talented Alex Lawton, and starring the smooth sailing Dennis Durrant. The region seems to be in constant celebration mode, and there’s a lot to be stoked about, as this episode is heavy from start to finish featuring visitors Evan Smith, Nyjah Huston, Brandon Westgate and Greyson Fletcher alongside Aussie rippers Christian Low, Chase Collins, Sam Atkins, Bjorn Johnston, Mitch Morrison and Hootie Andrews.

Nike SB Rota to the Berrics Game of Skate and Best Trick Contest 2016

Nike SB Rota Game of Skate and Best Trick Contest. Winner flies to the Berrics.
Game of Skate Winner: Felipe Felix
Best Trick Winner: João Pedro Oliveira

ELEMENT MAKE IT COUNT - LA / ATL

The first Element Make It Count of the season hit Nyjah's skatepark in San Clemente before heading to Atlanta with Evan Smith. In both stops local rippers toss their carcass in hopes of making it to the North American Finals. But that's not all they're hucking for... The winner of the North America Final will advance to the Global Finals for a chance to win an all expenses paid street skating trip to Barcelona, where they will film an entire street part released on The Berrics!

New World Element - Japan

The Element squad knows what to do in a land full of buttery spots. Chris Colbourn, Madars Apse, and Nassim Guammaz join regional riders Ryota Abe and Ryo Sejiri to assure that no spot is safe from the team’s Godzilla-like destruction.

Few tricks at the @berrics 🎥 @johnnicholsoniv

The second annual GoPro “Skateboarding Is Fun” contest has begun and the stakes are just as high. Submit your stunning, technical, or just plain fun RAW GoPro clip and you’ll be eligible. Over the next five months we will be selecting five finalists that will have a shot at taking home $20,000 for a single GoPro clip.

Some might call it freestyle, others might say he skates like Rodney Mullen. What ever you believe, Kilian calls it skateboarding, because that’s exactly what it is...