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Robbin de Wit, our warehouse manager, is a well-known character in the Dutch skate scene and now a guest pro on Polar. During his lunch break, we sat down with him to talk about his work, his vision, and his thoughts – particularly about the video part that comes alongside his guest board and this interview.

 

Nils Svensson has been documenting skateboarding for more than 30 years and has a deep connection to Polar shooting photos with us from the very beginning until today. Filmmaker Phil Evans put in the effort to highlight Nils' important work...

Michael McCloud, a veteran filmer in the Portland skate scene, is also one of Emile's closest ones. He was responsible for filming most of Emile's footage for the new video. Following the release of I Don’t Even Know How to F**ing Airwalk*, these clips sparked significant reactions, so we thought the skateboarding community might enjoy some behind-the-scenes insights about them.

Being on the team for more than 13 years, Aaron takes the journey together with us since day one almost. We chatted with him about life phases during that time, moving back to Portland and getting back to 100%.

We had much pleasure digging the internet & reading comments on our new film. Thanks for the love.

From warehouse worker to team rider. Dylan Mills is the latest addition to our team and after his first tours and right before our new film we thought it's the right moment to catch up with him.

We contacted family and friends who watched Emile Laurent grow up and accompanied him on his way to becoming a pro.

As we got our hands on some photos of the Stenström familiy's photo archive, we stumbled over a skate photo of David's dad Tobba and thought it would be cool to recreate the board graphic for one of David's first pro boards, which turned out a bit more difficult than we thought...

Whether it’s that opening scene from “Everything is Normal”, commentating the Olympics on TV or other stuff. Nick Boserio often seems to end up in situations where you ask yourself “How come?” – We asked him about 5 of that situations and got some backstories.

CRUDE is based in Portugal and one of the newer artists who work with Polar. He talks about what inspires him, personal side projects and his approach when it comes to create new artworks.

Our team rider Ebou Sanyang chats about touring for filming and the world premiere of “Everything Is Normal” and being the latest guest editor of SOLO Skateboard Magazine.