Community-Storys, September 2026: jede Story dieser Rubrik im Kingpin Magazine, die neueste zuerst.
6 Storys
A new video essay from cdplaya argues that Nic Herzog's fingerboarding is a textbook case of sprezzatura — difficulty hidden on purpose — and backs it with frame-by-frame footage and a 2007/2008 Rail Jam.
Tanner, the Philadelphia maker behind Sausage Ramps, saws factory-made Blackriver obstacles apart and nails them back together as numbered one-offs. Artists have been doing something like it for a century. His still ride.
Pager-One drove into Jersey with no address and found a handmade street park under bridge pillars. Who built it is still an open question.
A post in r/Fingerboards lays out the scene's wins and its friction points in two columns. Here is what it actually says, what it leaves unconfirmed, and the questions that would settle it.
A new upload from Kalye Decks frames a day-in-the-life around Philippine fingerboarder Ariel Tolentino, and credits a whole crew alongside him. Here's what the video and its description actually say.
DOYOU's first episode spends 25 minutes with five people who hold Sydney's fingerboard scene together: the shop that runs the competitions, an 80-page print magazine, a handmade deck brand, and the people filming each other.
