Yuto Horigome Tears Through The Streets of Tokyo To Celebrate His New Nike SB Dunk (Video)

Brian Blakely
·1 min read

Yuto Horigome has really become a force to be reckoned with in the skateboarding world—duh, I know. Combining his precision, style, and innovation into his every move, his approach to skating is as much a breath of fresh air as it is mind-blowing.

Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, Yuto spent some time back in his homeland to celebrate the release of his new Nike SB Dunk Low (just dropped today, but good luck!) and we see his remarkable skills and dedication on the board shining here from beginning to end.

Known for his technical prowess and deep bag of unique (extremely difficult) tricks, Horigome's approach transcends the boundaries of conventional skateboarding. From the streets to the Olympics, he effortlessly navigates complex lines, skates the heaviest spots and stomps his tricks in a way that leaves us all in awe. The fluidity and control that he possesses truly makes him a standout whether he's filming a video part or taking the top spot in all the major contests.

There's some heavy moves going down in this part, but some of those slams are brutal. This dude is just charging into walls, diving into bushes and fighting the unforgiving cement left and right—it's all just part of it.

The Ishod, Dashawn Jordan and Koston cameos were a nice touch. Straight banger, from start to finish. Congrats to Yuto on another successful part and his new signature Dunk.

Anyone snag a pair?

Video / @nikesb

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