This week’s Brits abroad video blog comes from the Bournemouth crew who were somehow let into Barcelona for a skate holiday. Mojito fueled malarkey on tap guaranteed found here in Danny Bulmer’s quintessentially British editing fashion.
Ph: Switch frontside heelflip by O’Meally
Big pop, a ridiculous back D, flips for days, dope switch game – Chima Ferguson obviously worked his socks off for this Propeller part. Enjoy this!
Geoff Rowley explains his desire to keep skating in this new video released just now ahead of his new Vans shoe launch this month.
Look out for his Solo’s, specifically this weekend where apparently there’s an exhibition happening in Liverpool on Saturday on Bold Street in the evening, following a session at the New Bird in the afternoon (weather depending). Check Lost Art shop for all info where they will be giving away a bunch of stuff on the day and screening Propeller.
Ph: Noselide pop out by Mike O’Meally
Kick off your week with an amazing new part from Hjalte Halberg for Transworld. The sheer power of this is commendable alone.
The Jart team hit the road last year and edited down the footy of Mark Frölich, Cian Eades, Sergio Muñoz, Carlos Neira, Jorge Simöes and the ever impressive Adrien Bulard.
Atlas released this rad footage from a past trip to Paris featuring Mark Suciu, Jon Nguyen, and Erik Deringer, filmed and edited by Justin Ching.
Matt King is back with a mix of street ripping and magical twisted shit from Chicago. Get the teas on for Colin Fiske and much more.
You knew that Chris Haslam would pull it out of the bag alright. Does he get your vote though?
A heavy KR3W consisting of Lizard King, Boo Johnson, Taylor Kirby, Chris Gregson, Pat Rumney and AJ Zavala traveled through California to Las Vegas, Salt Lake City and ended in Denver over the course of 8 days. Enjoy this!
Remember the Second Nature docu back in 2012, a short film looking into Janne Saario’s thoughts and dreams, which float between design, art and skateboarding? Yves Marchon posted up extras shot from the Fiskars project that looked like so much fun.
Read our interview with Yves here.