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Keegan Palmer has committed to re-sign a new deal with Oakley Eyewear for the 2018/19 year. Keegan has been repping the brand for many years and is hyped to be able to continue with the company. Keegan will exclusively wear their eyewear, goggles and snow helmets.
Thanks Oakley for the continued support.
Keegan Palmer slayed the competition this weekend at the first stop of the Vans Park Series Continental Championships for Oceania. Even though Keegan is a tour pro he is eligible to compete in the Continentals for a chance to get a golden ticket straight to Worlds. With his first place win (he also qualified first in semi’s), Keegan gets that slot to go to China no matter how he does in the rest of the tour.
Next stop for VPS will be in Brazil.
Great job Keegan!
Amazing work Keegan. Can’t wait to see you skate the rest of contest season including the upcoming Mano A Mano, Air + Style and Vans Park Series.
Keegan Palmer has signed on to be an ambassador with pre-paid mobile giant Boost Mobile. With a history supporting action sports athletes, Boost is recruiting a new, more refined, team and chose Keegan to represent skateboarding on their roster.
Keegan will exclusively be using Boost Mobile when in Australia. Look for some great content to come out in the near future
Keegan Palmer skated in the ABC contest this year for the first time as a pro. Coming off a Jr.’s win, Keegan competed against some of the best bowl skaters in Australia and the world. He qualified second in the first round and leading into the finals he was the top qualifier. The pro’s turned on the heat in the final and Keegan wound up getting fourth overall with a solid couple runs under his belt. As the top placing Australian, Keegan won the crown of Australian Bowl Riding Champ. Not bad for his first go.
Next up this week Keegan will be skating as a pro in the Vans Skate Series. Good luck KP!
The very first ever Bowlzilla held on the Gold Coast was held this past weekend. In his first contest back since injuring his leg last summer, Keegan Palmer took the win in the open division. Being that it was held at his local spot, Keegan had an advantage in that he has been practicing lines there since he was small. Turning 13 this weekend as well added to the win to make it that much sweeter.
Congrats and happy birthday Keegan! Stoked to have you back in action.
Jeb Corliss recently was tapped by Lexus to introduce a new car for the 2016 year. Jeb spent 11 days in the Sydney and outlying areas filming this campaign which will be featured in Australia and beyond. All stunts were done for real and no CGI was used in the landing of the stunts. Jeb and Lexus are a natural partner as Jeb has been driving Lexus for almost a decade.
The campaign will include television spots, social campaign, mini doc/BTS and a virtual reality component that will definitely wow anyone using an Oculus Rift.
The commercials are set to premier November 22nd in the US and 23rd in Australia and the BTS launched today.
Keegan Palmer has done it again! This last weekend Keegan competed in the Australian Bowl-riding Championships at Bar Beach Empire Skatepark in the 18 and under division. The best bowl riders in the world descended on Newcastle to compete. Keegan went head to head with kids up to 6 years older than he and he came out on top with the first place trophy.
In front of a crowd of thousands, Keegan showed the bowl riding world that he is the future of the sport and will be skating next against the biggest names at the Australian Open of Surfing Bowl contest.
Go Keegan!!!!!
Keegan Palmer continues his bowl dominance in Australia winning the Bowlzilla contest at Eleanora this past weekend. Keegan grew up skating this spot and his lines showed knowledge of every nook and cranny of the spot. 
Keegan Palmer is the first person to win the amateur contest at Bowl-A-Rama and then win the pro division in the next year. Taking the crown back for Australia (it has been 13 years since an Aussie won the contest), Keegan dominated the entire weekend placing first in qualifiers, first in semis and then taking the top title with a decisive first in the finals. Keegan used an array of back to back to back (and so on and so on) tricks to convince the judges that his lines were the most tech and diverse.