Kleinmond has a new concrete mini ramp based in the impoverished community up on the mountain side. All day long kids run up and down, with little to no hope of ever actually owning a skateboard.

However, thanks to all the people who donated boards to the Revolution stores, Revolution for donating trucks and wheels and Red Bull for their support… that all changed this past weekend.

Justus Kotzé, Moses Adams and Juan Smit spent Friday setting up boards and then went for a skate with the kids and gave out a bunch of boards to the community.

It goes without saying that the kids were hyped as hell and learnt straight away how to pump up and down the transition.

We’ll be going up every couple of months to give out more boards here and there to kids who weren’t there on the day and are super hyped to see how the skating progresses there over time.

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With the help of Redbull and KFD Skateboards, Justus Kotze, Moses Adams, Jamie O’Brien and Sam Clark decided to head out in search of new spots in undocumented towns with the purpose of getting footage for Justus’s Close Up article in AV13 and Mosey’s section in the upcoming Session dvd.

We’ll be dropping an exclusive 4-Part tour diary on Revolution Daily starting next Monday, the 21st of November, with all the thrills, spills and photos from their Overberg Adventure. Stay tuned…

Dope Industries have just posted this edit from last years’ KFD Seek & Destroy Tour featuring Moses Adams, Justus Kotze, Mitchell Rice, JP Du Preez and friends. Nice one.

Congratulations on winning the Maloof Money Cup Am Street. Did you have any expectations before Maloof?
I had no expectations. I just went there to represent Revolution, to chill and skate, and I guess I just had a good day that day. It was cool.

What are you going to do with the money?
I came back from Maloof early in the morning, went straight to Cape Tech and paid off my student loan. Everyone says “You’re so responsible” (laughs). It would have taken me like 5 years to pay it off, and I paid the whole thing off in one shot.

What was your overall impression of the Maloof Money Cup?
I was blown away. I mean, just being amongst all those dudes was enough for me. Like it could have been some shitty competition and I would have still enjoyed it. But honestly, I had the best time. It was like being at an American X Games or something. It was really proper, and fucking cool.

What were some of the highlights of your weekend at Maloof, besides winning the Am Street?
Seeing Geoff Rowley skate, and skating that awesome park. The marble was amazing. I’ve never skated marble like that so it was really awesome. Perfect run-ups, perfect landings. It was pretty perfect.

What are your plans for the rest of the year?
For the rest of the year I’m basically just skating and having fun. I’m trying to get a job too. But I just want to keep on skating and pushing myself a bit further.