Dew Tour Weekend in Chicago

Nick Merlino, nollie noseblunt slide.

Alec Majerus, kickflip backside tailslide.

Louie Lopez, frontside nosegrind.

Cody McEntire, backside flip.

This kickflip frontside 50-50 was Alec's go to trick after taking a scary slam that had to stop the Contest.

Kelvin Hoefler fell just three times during the three jams on three different parts of the course. That's how you end up in first. This is a nollie backside overcrook.

A backside shifty in general is hard enough. Add in switch with a flip? Damn. Cody McEntire has them looking super good. I'm not even going to say anything about those shorts.

Gravette and Bingaman figuring out the course.

Uniforms.

Not sure how David Gravette uses Instagram with this phone.

There's a baby mini in that dumpster.

Best buds.

Tourist time.

Some of the streets have a Brooklyn feel to them.

No skateboarding only on the sidewalk? Cool.

Jorge got about three tries in before the boot.

Meanwhile, back at work.

Congrats Kelvin for cleaning up at this stop.

After the Contest, these eager kids barged the course straight from the train stop.

One quick fence hop to get rolling.

Over in the hotel, discussions brew about how to grab your board, or if you should even grab at all.

Go Skateboarding Day!

It's Father's Day today, too, and Dude has his family out at the Contest.

Pushing around after work.

Apparently, Paul Schmitt's grandfather designed these buildings.

Sundown and sauce with this company. Thanks Dew Tour for having us at another event.