HAROSHI x Battle at the Berrics 6 Trophy

At the conclusion of Battle at the Berrics 6, one lucky pro skater will walk away with a very

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At the conclusion of Battle at the Berrics 6, one lucky pro skater will walk away with a very special piece of hardware courtesy of Japanese artist HAROSHI. Known for his intricate works of art utilizing reclaimed skate decks, the trophy incorporates one of society’s strongest visual cues that really needs no explanation. The trophy was eventually taken home by PJ Ladd – becoming the first two-time Battle at the Berrics winner – as he came out ahead of fellow regular-footer MikeMo Capaldi in the semi-finals before defeating Paul Rodriguez in the championship.

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