We’re a UK clothing and hardware distribution. 100% skater owned and operated. Keen Dist is based in Oxford, UK and works with brands from across the world to specialise in their UK distribution.
Our Brands: Anti Hero, Atlantic Drift, Bronze, Dancer, Former, Frog Skateboards, G-Tool, Ganj Wax, GX1000, Hockey, HUF, Jenkem, Jessup, Krooked, Last Resort, Limosine, Lurpiv, Modus, Orbs, Pass~Port, Picture, Polar Skate Co, Quartersnacks, Quasi, Real Skateboards, Ripcare, Sci-Fi Fantasy, SKF, Sk8ology, Skateboard Cafe, Spitfire Wheels, There Skateboards, Thunder Trucks, Venture Trucks, Wayward Wheels, Welcome Skateboards
Keen Dist. 3B Didcot Park, Churchward, Southmead Industrial Estate, Didcot, OX11 7HB.
+44 (0) 1865 236872 | sales@keendist.co.uk
The feel good hit of the year? London’s T-Bone aka Alex Campbell’s new 15 minute phone video features exclusive appearances from the likes of Kyron Davis, Tom Knox, Dan West, Mark Suciu and many many more Big Smoke locals and visitors alike.
Sean Parker | VX PART from The Skateboarder's Journal on Vimeo.
Perth, Western Australia local and Modus Bearings rider Sean Parker comes through with a refreshing blast of heavy tech in his new part for The Skateboarders Journal – filmed and edited by Blake Manning.
With Lance Mountain, Hjalte Halberg, Cyrus Bennett, Oskar Rozenberg, Hugo Boserup, Max Palmer and Ville Wester in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Filmed and edited by Tor Ström.
BETAMAXIMUM PALACE from PALACE on Vimeo.
Wayward Wheels pros Lucas Puig and Benny Fairfax and Modus rider Chewy Cannon shred Hawaii with their Palace teammates in this new edit.
Herotic - Welcome to Paradise from KristofferKumar on Vimeo.
The Herotic Oslo crew just dropped one of the feel good edits of the summer, slaying every spot in sight. Modus Bearings rider Karsten Kleppan has some amazing footage alongside locals and visitors alike!
Modus Bearings rider Johan Stuckey and Wayward Wheels rider Christian Malouf both have great footage in this brilliant conceptual edit from the WKND crew making the best of nothing more than the objects they find in their local parking lot.