Built To Shred

TV-PG2008•30m

Built To Shred is a sports show featuring top skateboarders and alternative-sport shredders.

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Production

Remote Control Monkey

Language

EN

Status

Ended

First Aired

September 28, 2008

Last Aired

November 16, 2008

Networks

MTV

Where to Watch

Region US · Lang EN

US

No providers available for this region.

Seasons & Episodes

Select a season to view episodes. Reddit links may contain spoilers.

Season

E1

Slab City

Air date: 2008-09-28

Skaters shred Slab City, a massive moto wallride goes down, BMXers take on a double-set, and Jeff’s dining room is transformed.

E2

Raging Waterless

Jeff King and an all-star crew of skaters get to shred a drained out water park. Rune Glifberg, Omar Hassan, Daewon Song and more

E3

Hawaiian Style

Jeff King and the crew head to Hawaii and construct a monstrous ramp from a rock sifter and a wall ride across the Cholo Bowl.

E4

Surf Rail of Death

Jeff King and a crew from Transworld Surf take on the world’s first surf rail, and Jeff turns Jef Hartsel’s yard into a skatepark.

E5

Solar Shred

Air date: 2008-10-26

Built To Shred gets eco-friendly manufacturing boards, skating with Bob Burnquist and a BMX junk jumping session. Plus a 13 tall over-vert Rad Ramp.

E6

Sequoia Lake Skatecamp

Air date: 2008-11-02

Jeff heads to a skate camp in the Sequoia forest where he builds everything from a "shred bed" to floating dock gaps to shred. With Jeremy and Jonas Wray.

E7

Season 1, Episode 7

Air date: 2008-11-09

E8

Season 1, Episode 8

Air date: 2008-11-16

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