Tony Hawk

Skateboarding's Next Big Thing: Meet the Birdhouse Dream Team in Paris!

The Birdhouse Skateboards team is soaring to new heights in Paris, featuring world-class talents Tom Schaar and Tate Carew!

Tony Hawk is not just a name; it's a legacy, especially when it comes to skateboarding. As the global icon continues to shape the future of the sport, his Birdhouse Skateboards team is making a remarkable splash at the upcoming event in Paris. Among the rising stars on the team are Tom Schaar and Tate Carew, who are kicking up a storm and getting all eyes glued to the canvas of the park. Schaar, ranked No. 1 in the world for men's park, along with Carew, sitting comfortably at No. 4, are not only competitors but also fan favorites. The electrifying energy they bring promises a weekend filled with adrenaline and awe.

But it's not just about their rankings; these young skateboarders are redefining what it means to ride. Schaar, at just 19 years old, has already made a name for himself with an impressive repertoire of tricks and a style that mesmerizes judges and spectators alike. Meanwhile, Carew, with his unique approach to speed and flow, isn't just riding the waves – he’s creating new ones! As they prepare to take the stage in Paris, the excitement is palpable. Fans are eagerly speculating whether they will clinch gold or surprise everyone with some jaw-dropping performances.

The Paris event is set to be a melting pot of talent and skill, and with legends like Tony Hawk at the helm, the stakes couldn't be higher. As the pressure builds, both Schaar and Carew understand that the real victory lies not only in the results but in the experience and camaraderie they share with fellow skaters. This gathering of the world's best is more than just a competition; it's a celebration of skate culture, innovation, and the spirit of adventure that unites skaters from all walks of life.

As we look forward to the competition, it's eye-opening to realize that the world of skateboarding has seen monumental strides since its inception. From the first skateboard decks made from simple wood to high-tech boards crafted with sustainable materials and performance-enhancing designs, technology has transformed the sport. Furthermore, did you know that skateboarding will be making its Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 games? That's right! The Birdhouse Skateboards Team is not just riding a wave – they're riding a global revolution!