14 years of Exposure Skate!? That's huge! The 14th Annual Exposure went down in late-October, and once again proved why it remains the biggest and most important women’s skateboarding event on the planet.
Over 200 skaters from 22 different countries rolled into town this year to rip all terrain—Street, Vert, and Bowl—with multiple divisions ranging from Intermediate and Advanced all the way up to Golden and Pro. As always, no matter where you looked, someone was either pushing their limits or completely blowing past them.
Over 200 skaters from 22 different countries rolled into town this year to skate all terrain—Street, Vert, and Bowl—with multiple divisions ranging from Intermediate and Advanced all the way up to Golden and Pro. As always, no matter where you looked, someone was ripping
On top of the regular contest, the event also hosted Best Trick Vert, Best Trick Street, Highest Air, and Longest Grind—each arguably just as exciting as the next. Honestly, the Highest Air was so rad to witness. The talent flying around that vert ramp was unreal.
If you've never attended an Exposure event, I'd say make it happen next year. It's a contest, sure, but it's really just a gathering. The vibe is always supportive, perfectly competitive, and genuinely fun. Whether you skate or not, it's a good time for the entire family.
We see young up-and-comers stepping into the spotlight for the first time, hungry ams and certified legends-in-the-making making history. And of course, plenty of legendary pros are always in attendance.
It was another year of progression, and another year reminding us all just how fast women's skateboarding continues to grow. We love to see it. Shoutout Amelia Brodka and the entire Exposure team for another successful year. Enough from me, though. Peep the recap!
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