5 Pro Skateboarders Killing It on YouTube Right Now

With so many skateboarding YouTube channels out there pumping out content on a daily basis, it can almost feel overwhelming at times. From quirky tutorials and gear reviews to behind-the-scenes looks at your favorite pros—and just about everything in between—there’s no shortage of content to consume. But if you’re looking for some of the best channels run by your favorite pros, these are a few that truly stand out in my eyes. 

Be forewarned—this isn’t a list of 'YouTube Skaters', channels like Braille or others in that lane. Nothing against them, but this is all about pro skateboarders who are stepping into content creation when they’re not out stacking clips in the streets or competing in all the big contests. No particular order, either. Let’s get into it:

1. Paul Rodriguez 

P-Rod might be the most seasoned pro on this list, but he’s been consistently delivering top-tier YouTube content for years. His connection with his subscribers is undeniable—you can tell people genuinely look forward to every video he posts. 

But what really sets his channel apart is the personal access it provides. We get an inside look at his process—breaking down tricks, heavy sessions at his private park, day-to-day glimpses of life as a pro skateboarder. It's all there! From street sessions to filming missions, his journey through injuries and recovery, unboxing videos and so much more, Paul keeps it real every step of the way. 

Subscribe to Paul Rodriguez's YouTube channel here. 

2. Pedro Delfino 

I'm not playing favorites here, but yeah—Pedro Delfino's YouTube channel is probably my favorite on this list. When he first started, it was almost weird seeing such a relevant, ripping pro skateboarder like Pedro become a talking head, but the dude kills it! He rolls with all the big dogs, he's always traveling, and more often than not, we're getting fly-on-the-wall looks at some of the heaviest sessions that make up our favorite videos. 

Whether he's bombing hills in a foreign country or skating the streets with some of skateboarding's heaviest hitters, Pedro is a natural in front of the camera, and I'm always stoked when a new video of his drops. Don't get it twisted, though—revisit any of his recent video parts, and just remember that he's still one of the gnarliest, most unhinged skateboarders in the game right now. 

Subscribe to Pedro Delfino's YouTube channel here.