Skate na Van

The group travels along the west coast of the United States, from south to north, in search of peaks and skate parks. In the first episode, the sessions start in Santa Clarita, still in California and then follow to Santa Barbara and end in a private vertical in Pismo Beach.

The ferry goes to Los Osos, following a more than perfect track in San Luis Obispo and arrives in the legendary city of Santa Cruz

The boat is in the legendary city of Santa Cruz, starting at the city's traditional skatepark, then going to a street DIY and closing in a secret pool in the middle of nowhere

The van goes from Santa Cruz to San José, still in California. Two more perfect tracks and the crowd meets the skateboarder Demarcus Donell, known for his giant maneuvers and beautiful to see.

The crowd arrives in San Francisco. Sessions start at the impressive DIY Lower Bobs, then follow to the classic track by Potrero and close on a secret peak with the iconic Golden Gate in the background.

The crowd goes to Sacramento and goes to Cornig. Rafael Wainer reinforces on skate and Italo Peñarrubia returns home because of his injured knee. The sessions even in a heat of more than 40 degrees roll in abundance.

The boat arrives in the paradise of skateparks. Some changes are made to the script to escape the fire of the biggest fire in Oregon's history. The sessions start in Gold Beach and close in Reedsport.

The crowd goes through Oregon, the paradise of skateparks. The sessions start in Florence with the presence of the transitional monster Kevin Kowalski. The next day they visit Kowalski's house and the boat goes to Eugene.

The ferry arrives at the high point of the trip and makes its last Oregon sessions. Three perfect skateparks and the most iconic DIY in the USA. In the episode, one of the best transition skaters of today still participates.

The ferry reaches its final destination, the state of Washington. In this episode the guys will skate on another DIY in Seattle, then another skatepark and close with a flourish on the legendary Orcas Island track.