Author: Zac

Classic Matt Hensley shot by Daniel Harold Sturt

Kicking this off with Harry Lintell who has recovered from injury and is cracking out footage all over the place. Make your Sunday afternoon count with this Piff Sticks edit.

Mark Suciu brings the country to this afternoon but would you have attempted this ender?

Silas Baxter Neal returned with yet another solid edit filmed mostly in Portland, Oregon alongside his buddy Cairo Foster and killed it. Love watching this guy shred.

Marky McCoy aka Marky Numbers had the most fun edit this week with a bunch of quirky shit filmed across Europe.

If homage is being paid to Chocolate Skateboards, we are backing it. Great new documentary online this week.

Our video from the vault this week comes from a 1993 411VM feature on London skate spots. Look ot for the likes of Geoff Rowley, Curtis McCann, Mike Manzoori, Matt McMullen (RIP) and many more.

No better way to round this up than with Matt Hensley who celebrates a birthday today. The word legend is overused but in this case it’s legit.

Ph: Daniel Chacon, Crooked Grind by Olman Torres

San Jose is not the biggest capital city in the world, it’s also a hustle and not Costa Rica‘s most beautiful area. After visiting this country three times now and being blown away by the people and the sights its refreshing to see what their local scene are hucking out.

Press play to see what spots local San jose skaters Esteban Quesada, Simon Flores, Miguel Castro, Bryan Gutierrez, Kevin Mejia, Diego Espinoza, Daniel Chacon and Alonso Garro have to play with and book a flight to this inredible country soon, it has everything.

Ph: Ben Hull

Kevin Liedtke takes his bag of tricks with Jamrock in the the third installment of the Sabotage series. The fourth will be with us soon.

Krux have released a sick new Silas Baxter Neal edit this morning filmed mostly in Portland, Oregon with much wallride porn and Silas’ magical steez that only he can bring to a session pretty much anywhere. More solid amazing skateboarding alongside his buddy Cairo Foster in this.

You got this ender?

If you missed this laid back, countrified Mark Suciu edit that was posted by Red Bull back in June, Miguel Valle has posted it up online to his vimeo account overnight.

Would you have attempted this ender?

Josh Evin was a Canadian skateboarder who unfortunately died as a result of a motorcycle accident back in 2010 and ran a skate shop, Black Russian. Today, various clips of Josh have been released by Morgan Campbell who had a bunch of tapes from the summer of 2003 and 2004 for fans, family and also those who didn’t know him.

“I have been meaning to edit this raw footage together for ages” says Campbell, “but to tell you the truth I could only just come at it now. And yes, many tears were shed in the process. This is all from a couple of short Canadian trips we did together, when I wasn’t skating I would point my camera at the others, but admittedly it was usually Josh up to some crazy light speed aeronautics.”

Also watch this tribute to Josh. RIP.

Morgan Campbell found and old tape with footage of the very last Invisible Skateboards tour back in 1988 where the team spent 40 days on the road across 23 states. Invisible was the next phase of Blockhead Skateboards back then but disbanded after 4 years or so.

Push play for unseen footage of Kristian Svitak, Morgan Campbell, Trevor Prescott, Jimmy Astleford, Jim Bates and Laban Pheidias.

Any 20 year milestone in skateboarding needs applauding due to the ridiculous amount of commitment behind it. Chocolate Skateboards are celebrating their double decade this year after starting the team with Chico Brenes back in April 1994. Enjoy this documentary of how it started with Andy Jenkins, Chico, Kenny Anderson, Gino Iannucci, Sam Smyth and Jeremy Carnahan.