Wilf

Wilf’s earliest skate memory is his dad pushing him through France on a penny board, and that easygoing vibe still runs through his riding. He looks up to Greyson Fletcher for doing things his own way, and you can see that independence in Wilf’s flow. Joining the Skate Farm team helped him drop the pressure and skate for joy — less comparing, more progression. When a trick feels heavy, he scales it down, rebuilds his confidence, and works back up.

Questions & answers

What trick took you the longest to land, and how did it feel?
A kickflip over a cone. It took multiple sessions across days, and after a break for an injury, I got it second try a year later — all the hours paid off and it felt class.

What advice has helped you most?
If you keep skating and practise on your own as well as at sessions, you will improve.

What do you do when you feel stuck or scared to try something new?
I do the same trick, smaller to build confidence, then work up to the big one.

What is your favourite skate memory so far?
The prime Forest Row crew days in 2023 — the whole group at the local, every session buzzing.

How would you explain the Skate Farm vibe to someone new?
Chilled out, full of laughter and happy times.

What is your big dream in skating?
To be the best I can.

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Style-first skater who builds confidence, then sends it.