Tag: Krulli
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Krulli’s Halloween Jam: Tricks, Flicks, and Wicked Fits.
Krulli park turned into a spooktacular skate zone, where even the ghosts couldn’t resist a grind. Kusti kept the energy high and the camera rolling, capturing Meelis Erm, the grim reaper and Jaagup Mägi, the Baker/biker as they tore up the curb, joined by a crew dressed to thrill—from a pothead gliding through tricks to…
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Witches of the Wheels: the Girls Halloween Finale at Krulli.
So we came back, pulled like mad spirits to Krulli’s haunted plywood for the final Girls session of the season. The wind was ripping through, howling like some unhinged banshee straight out of an Edgar Allan Poe fever dream. The sky was dark and electric, clouds swirling like something out of a horror flick as…
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Rolling Thunder: The Girls of Krulli Claim Their Turf.
Since last year’s mad dash (see our old blog section Here), the girls have been fueled by a fresh wave of motivation, itching to level up and own every inch of Krulli. Naturally, your roving skate-rat reporter couldn’t resist the call, camera bag in tow, swaggering up to Krulli Skatepark’s door like an old friend…
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Crazy Slappy Tour visit to Krulli Park.
Last Thursday evening, Krulli Park organized one cool event. For the first date of their European tour the Crazy Roadwalls stopped in Tallinn with their super original designed curbs. From straight curbs to their rainbow shape, without forgetting their zigzag super sick one, everybody had a blast. A big party was on, riders were on…
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Jaagup Mägi JMK: Skateboards, Art, and the Delicate Balance of Polarity.
Jaagup Mägi K. (1990) aka JMK, is a rare gem that any skateboard community would dream of having. He’s a bold and creative rider deeply influenced by old-school moves, and every session with him turns into a thrilling, chaotic adventure. His unorthodox style sets him apart in our community, and he’s the kind of friend…
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“Girls shred stereotypes: Fun and Freedom in Tallinn’s Krulli Park”.
While the Estonian community has always been home to rebellious and fearless individuals, with girls sharing sessions with the guys, the Estonian scene is gifted with individuals such as the talented Merje Reisenbuk or the super-active Liidia Maier who runs Pavilion Skatepark in Tartu, most of the women and girls have often felt excluded. Like…