Some skate videos are filmed at skateparks. Others are filmed between dance-offs and fursuit sightings.
The Scruff video sits firmly in the second category.
Created by Santos Probst and the Scruff crew, the video was shot largely at furry conventions, and the idea came about almost by accident.
“The inspiration was just out of convenience mostly. All my skate friends are also furries, and we all live far away from each other, so we would just be meeting at furry conventions anyway.”
Filmed mainly by Santos alongside Perk and Liv Kute (yes, the duo behind Loveletter), the footage turns every con into a skate trip. Hallways, car parks and con floors all become spots.
What started as a practical way to session with long-distance friends quickly turned into something much more fun.
The Con Where It All Clicked
For Santos, one moment stands out above the rest: the dance competition at Furry Migration 2025. Some of the furry dancing b-roll in the video comes from that night.
Santos and Space were watching together when, about five minutes after it finished, the winner came over to say hi and compliment their outfits.
“We were like, didn’t you just win lol.”
That was also the weekend the whole concept came together.
“That was the con where I realised the Scruff video could even work as a concept… and how good of an idea it was to film clips at conventions, just cause of all the random fun hijinks.”
And it shows. Furries pop up in the backgrounds of clips, the crew weaves through the crowds, and every session comes with its own bit of chaos.
Skating Through the Crowd
The skaters with parts are Caroline, Santos Probst and Nicole.
Each one is set against a backdrop you will not find in any other skate video. Proper skating, surrounded by a community that is clearly having the best time.
More Than a Video
Scruff is not just a skate edit. It is a reminder that skating fits into whatever your world looks like.
The friends who live miles apart
The cons that bring everyone back together
The strangers who wander into frame and make the clip
It captures that feeling perfectly. Silly, wholesome and full of heart.
Final Thoughts
Projects like this are what keep skate culture so creative and welcoming. It is not about the perfect spot. It is about your people.
And Scruff does that brilliantly.
Follow the crew on Instagram at @scruff_skate.