Curb City Skates

Welcome to Curb City Skates!
I’m Ron, a regular guy who has been hitting the streets for 20 years. I started skating in the summer of 2005 at age 20, heavily inspired by the original Dogtown scene, like Jay Adams, Tony Alva, Stacy Peralta, Shogo Kubo, and the Z-Boys, and later by iconic companies and skaters of the 90s and 2000s.
In 2010, an ankle injury forced me to stop skating, and I eventually quit altogether. However, in 2016, at 31, I picked it back up and haven’t stopped since. Skateboarding has been my daily companion ever since. Now in my 40s, I’m here to prove that passion matters more than age.
On this channel, I document the reality of being an older skater: the wins, the slams, and keeping the stoke alive. I also run an independent DIY brand which donates 5% of all proceeds to ASPCA and Rainforest Trust. 
Whether you’re a "silver surfer" or just love the culture, I’m glad you’re here. Let’s get after it—shredding life’s highs, lows, and curbs. Let’s skate!