Author: Crossfire

The Swedish Capital Stockholm is gearing up for one of the biggest skatepark builds ever.

The Highvalley Project is in planning stages and looks to supply skaters with every possible terrain if the green light is raised on the build.

When asked about whether these plans would go ahead this morning, Bellows head honcho Love Eneroth said: Stockholm has been in need for something like this for quite sometime now. Really stoked on that downhill/ditch thingy. I just hope that the politicians will get something done so this thing will happen. When asked the same question Harmony skater Danijel Todorovic added ‘‘…it’s just a 3D sketch at the moment but i think its gonna happen, more parks for the people!‘.

Danijel also mentioned that local skaters are still hungover from Pontus Alv’s Steppe Side bowls that were destroyed 2 months ago that has rocked the Malmo skate scene. We all hope the boys will find a new place for new home made terrain.

Watch this space..

Epicly Later’d has just posted up part 1 of 16 (yes, 16!) of their John Cardiel documentary.

The first part, The Importance of Air, has John discussing how important flips and reggae music are, so go have a look by clicking here, and keep checking VBS.tv for the next episode. All hail Cardiel!

Real Skateboards rider Peter Ramondetta cleaned up at this years Simple Sessions comp in Tallin, Estonia.

Creme’s Ross McGouran was the only British rider to get into the top 15 places in 10th and said ‘the comp was amazing, Ramondetta was a worthy winner.’

His Circa team mate Sierra Fellers went home with Best Trick. Scroll down for footage.

Results:

1. Peter Ramondetta USA
2. Chris Pfanner AUT
3. Enis Fazilov FIN
4. Jani Laitiala FIN
5. Ruben Rodrigues POR
6. Florentin Marfaing GER
7. Samu Karvonen FIN
8. Ondro Leskoviansky SVK
9. Sierra Fellers USA
10. Ross McGouran UK
11. Hugo Liard FRA
12. Chris Aström SWE
13. Axel Cruysberghs BEL
14. Harri Puupponen FIN
15. Georges Agonkouin FRA

Best Trick:

Sierra Fellers

Our mates at Xynthetic are having a show this Friday Feb 1st in Middlesbrough, and it’ll be their first collective show as part of a mini tour exhibiting at 3 different galleries around the UK.

With the support of The Lomographic Society International, the show will feature hand-painted skateboards and hand-screened prints all accompanied by Lomo photography documenting the process behind each piece. Plus there will be a limited 30 hand-stamped goodie bags filled with stickers, badges and things like that, given away to the first 30 people. To see work by Mr Jago, WASTE, Richt, JamFactory, Orco, Danny Wainwright, Klingatron, Pone, Lee Page, David Canning, Laura Thorne and more, get yourself to Middlesbrough for the first show, and keep updated at the Xynthetic site.

Carbon&Chemicals Show 1
Opening night
Friday 1st February 6.00 – 9.00pm
Kitch-en Gallery, 46 Montrose Street, Middlesbrough

www.xynthetic.co.uk

The Volcom Rock It Like A Hurricane comp in Munich recently went down at ISPO, with the top spot and prize money of €4,000 and the custom made guitar being taken by Spain’s Ivan Rivado.

Keep your eyes peeled for footage of the event, but the full winners list is as follows:

1. Ivan Rivado
2. Alain Goikoetxea
3. Andy Scott
4. Anders Tellen
5. Guillaume Mocquin
6. Micky Iglesias
7. Ferit Bartir
8. Roman Astleiner
9. Julien Benoliel
10. David Gravette

With news of Cerezini turning pro for Blind, here comes the new trailer for the latest Blind video due out this summer.

The follow-up to What If? which really turned some heads, this new Blind video will feature the likes of Creager, Duncombe, Brown, Laitiala, and the rest of the team, so click here for the trailer