Rob Pace

Weekend at Belco 2022 Video

It ain't just a pit and it ain't just a party—the Belco weekend is a full-scale city takeover with street sessions spanning days, all leading up to one of the most savage jams in the world.

ROB PACE – SLAM SOTY | 2022

It’s official, Rob Pace has taken out the most sought-after accolade in Australian skateboarding, earning himself the title of Slam Skater of the Year for 2022, presented by Converse CONS. Rob is the Central Coast’s favourite fitter and turner, known for destroying every kinker and Hubba within striking distance. In another year plagued by restrictions, Rob managed to stay busy, putting down some of the most ruthless rail tricks in recent memory.

Rob started his 2022 SOTY campaign with guns blazing, dropping Strider in February 2021, an all-out rail part that was just a taste of what was to come. By the middle of the year, Rob was back with Jump Ramp Service, a joke video where he brought a kicker to a bunch of street spots and proceeded to annihilate them. As the part progressed it got less funny and all the more impressive. But it was December when Rob really kicked his game up a notch. Starless dropped just before Christmas, revealing that Rob had spent the previous six months chomping through a feast of rails. On New Year’s Eve, he was back with a Project Distribution part packed with his leftovers. That brought him to a total of four parts under his belt, along with a handful of insane clips that went straight to the ’Gram.

Rob’s showreel has got SOTY written all over it. Congrats to Rob and thanks to all of those who cast their votes for our 2022 SOTY.

Filmed and edited by Brendan Gardoll.

Additional filming by George Kousoulis, Jarrod Agnew, Alex Petkos, Geoff Campbell, Sam Sutton and Blake Manning.

Rob Pace's "Strider" Part

Powering through Sydney’s sketchiest rails, Rob emerges as one of the gnarliest rippers from Down Under—and that’s saying something.

NO RELIEF

Hardcore shredding the streets of Sydney.

Before the coronavirus lockdown kicked in, Sydney skateboarders were destroying the streets on the reg – this clip is a reminder of how hard this crew crush it!

Featuring Dean Parsons, Rob Pace, Charles Robertson, Rowan Davis, Jono Power, Connor Reeve, Corey Young, Jamey Foxton, Sam Sutton, Riley Pavey, Jack Paterson, Noah Smith, Jae Overton, Zach Morrison, Chris Vaughn and Sam Fairweather.

Filmed and edited by Brendan Gardoll.

Skate & Explore The World | Best Of Red Bull Skateboarding 2019

Skateboarding is a 360° affair: all over the world, through every season, from thriving on cold winters to high-summer scorcher sessions, you're either in or you're out.

The last 12 months have been a headlong rush of trips, events and projects for Red Bull Skateboarding. As well as hosting our year's biggest project with the release of our first full- length skate video, You Good?, in early December, our channel brought a year's worth of unique skate clips week-by-week. We explored all types of terrain and parts of the world we have never been to. From Taiwan to Estonia and Paraguay to Tasmania, we rocked the bells right around the world all through 2019!

Zumiez Best Foot Forward 2019 Part 1

Zumiez Best Foot Forward 2019 kicked off with a bang! With the first 19 stops now down, our crew is making their way through the South and West Coast, hosting competitions at your local skate park to find the best Amateur skateboarders!

Nike SB Australia: A Little Medley In North Carolina

An abundance of spots mixed with hungry ams, low kick-out ratio, no partying, and no bullshit—the Nike SB Oz Medley boys visit Sinclairland and skate non-stop for ten days (and nights) straight. Pick up our January-February issue to see the full article.

TWS Park: Best of 2018

Skaters in order of appearance: Jonno Gaitan, Ethan Loy, Drew Verdugo, Zach Saraceno, Alexis Ramirez, Olan Prenatt, Tristan Funkhouser, Marquise Henry, Robert Pace, Hart Pullman, Chase Webb, Dominick Walker, Brendan Keaveny, Dashawn Jordan, Cam Sedlick, Matt Delguidice, Austin Lenahan, Vincent Milou, Kader Sylla, Nolan Lively, Cory Juneau, Tom Schaar, Sam Beckett, Ace Pelka, Jordan Maxham, Mike Berdis, Collin Provost, Mateo Rael, Brandon Burliegh, and Clay Kreiner.

TWS Park: Nike SB Australia Ams

Sam Sutton, Charles Robertson, and Rob Pace were in town repping Nike SB's Aussie am squad. Dude, check Medley if you missed it. Seriously one of the best videos of the year. These young Aussie bucks are wild!
Keep your eyes peeled for our article in our Jan-Feb issue of these boys on their first trip to The States too!
Video: @collinhpx
Music: @b.b.gunband @t.v.records

Nike SB Australia, Medley Raw Edit | TransWorld SKATEboarding

21 minutes of raw footage from Medley—one of the best videos to drop this year. Read our interview with the filmmakers.