TOLYA TITAEV - NO ONE, NOWHERE

Since Russia invaded the Ukraine, life has been turned upside down for Tolya Titaev. The owner of Moscow-based skate shop Oktyabr and Rassvet Skateboards has been jumping through hoops to get permanent residency outside of Russia while trying to maintain a normal life, working on new collections, and keeping his brand, business, and skateboarding on track. We checked in to see what has changed for him both personally and professionally over the course of the past two years.
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[@Donkeysj]

Got love for this company Paccbet/Rassvet since I first watched a video a long while back. The team skated different, and it like they were trying to do something, out of a part of the world that won't let you do hardly anything.

[@michaelgibis]

Great Portrait Awesome Dude! Merci 🙏

[@75YBA]

Tonya is my new hero. End hate, go skate!🛹🛹🛹🌏🌎🌍

[@cedceddnceddy]

Love Tolya's outlook on things. Hope Rassvet boards start making their way to Canada soon. ❤

[@TripodSnowskate]

great piece, all the best to him

[@romaindandigne]

great video, stay safe Tolya

[@alex_cat_skate]

Tolya ❤❤

[@td7876]

Great vid

[@yaroslavkondratev2648]

Love u Tolya ❤

[@fromrusmusic]

Толя крутой

[@philippkurz7483]

Good dude. Russia almost all the good dudes left.

[@shhantrapa]

джек воробей компас на клад ты знаешь конец я буду богат

[@lertyr9024]

хахаха