Author: Zac

Justin Figueroa‘s battle to crook this triple kinker for his ender in the ‘Bake and Destroy’ video is priceless.

Just imagine the world of pain that dedication like this brings at the end of the day. Amazing stuff.

Pic of the week: Gonzalo Jimenez ollies into heaven by Gerard Riera

Offcuts from Hold Tight London’s latest production Innocence & Experience were a UK highlight of this week. Scroll down for more of this week’s featured cuts.

We introduced Furr Skateboards with this edit featuring their new team this week. Full interview feature here.

Flo Marfaing and Kris Vile also shared a great new edit shot in Greece.

Creature’s new H-Bomb Jeremy Tuffli lit a fuse on the gnar front this week.

Quartersnacks remixed classic footage of Stevie Williams and Josh Kalis from yesteryear.

Keith Hufnagel’s skateboarding story was launched this week by Vice. Don’t miss this first Epicly Later’d series looking back on how he picked up his first sponsors in NYC.

We saw the premiere of All This Mayhem yesterday in London. You have to see this film. Tas Pappas’ crazy life is a rollercoaster of emotional chaos and will turn you inside out.

Thanks for visiting. Next week we will roll out lost Neil Blender letters and more.

The final design for the new skatepark in Peacehaven in East Sussex have been sent to us today by CANVAS Spaces who are behind the design and build of the project. This park will now start to be built this month for Lewes District Council, part of the Big Parks Project and Zero Degrees.

The bowl design has changed slightly compared to the original designs. The big square and round bowls are now 5.5ft extending up to 7.5ft and the small square bowl is 3.5ft.

If you are wondering why there’s a skate-able sun dial in there, the park sits on a Meridian line which is part of a large Bronze-age archaeological site. Get your boneless tricks ready for launch approximately 14 weeks from today.

The Manwolf crew take over the redux of the classic 1960s skateboard flick The Devil’s Toy made by Corey Adams. Press play for Rick McCrankness with a surprise ender.

It’s obviously national balls-out day. Take in the latest Creature rider to join their team and witness some new gnar from Jeremy Tuffli.

UK ripper Nicky Howells has handed his notice in at the good ship Kill City Skateboards today after 9 years of loyal service. We wish him the best on his next endeavour wherever that will be.

“After about 9 years of skating for one of my favorite company’s and one of the best people I know, I’m no longer riding for Kill City. Thank you so much to Lee Dainton for everything! It’s been a fucking blast 👊👊”

The infamous Washington Street Skatepark in San Diego was the focus for Lee Dupont‘s Cinematographer Project that brings the gnar to 11 with footage of Pat Duffy, Kyle Berard, Matt Mumford, Danny Dicola and many more.

Loads of work put into this one.

Wight Trash Skateboards are celebrating 10 years in the game right now and have released a new edit featuring The Chip Shop Army and friends who made a pilgrimage over to East Cowes on the Isle of Wight with the help of John Cattle’s spot knowledge. Street Nowik, James Bell, Dean Jones and many more involved in this one.

Prepare to watch an am in flight who really deserves to make the leap upwards. Boo Johnson‘s best of clip from Supra is an absolute beast.

Get hyped on the start of Keith Hufnagel‘s skateboarding journey in his first Epicly Later’d series that starts right at the beginning in NYC.

This has tales of sponsorship hook ups, old footage on Hi8 and VHS tapes of Keenan Milton, Reda, Gino Iannucci, Sean Sheffey and more at the Brooklyn Banks, Shut Skates other spots and an (almost) never-before-seen Fun Skateboards video. So good.