Author: Zac

If you are old enough to remember this video hitting screens back in 2002 there’s a good chance you would have not forgotten this beastly ollie attempt by Ali Boulala filmed by French Fred for Flip’s epic ‘Sorry’ video.

This new footage features never-before-seen clips of Ali attempting the leap of faith, tackling 50 stairs in one day, and said last week on his FB page that: “This is by far the gnarliest thing I have ever filmed. He did on 2 separate occasions, including on a drizzling day, which makes it even crazier. Maybe it’s possible, maybe Ali could have done it with the right conditions.”

Who do you think would be able to make this 25 stair ollie today? Watch this archived gem and then discuss.

Lakai’s upcomers Sebo Walker and Jon Sciano feature in this recent park edit that dropped online overnight.

20 Years of Girl Skateboards. It says what’s on the tin, but the best part of all of this is that it’s real. 20 goddamn years of huge effort to stay up there as one of the best skateboard brands of all time. Hats off to all involved.

Manolo here never misses a trick and takes Skate Edit of The Week ahnds down. Get the teas on for 13 minutes of amazing video reminiscing with various team riders from Goldfish, Paco, Mouse, The Chocolate Tour, Yeah Right!, Hot Chocolate, Fully Flared and Pretty Sweet.

The Skateboard Mag have rolled out Matt Bublitz’ second angles from the recent New Balance promo, A Place In The Sun. if you want the full ting, head here.

This Cardiff Plaza is one of the best around and City Surf compliments it in style. Watch it get rinsed by Action Bronson and a bunch of Welsh rippers including Caradog, Sam Pulley, Jess Young and many more.

A new American beer company called Saint Archer has been launched by Paul Rodriguez, Mikey Taylor and Josh Landan this week. It seems that all the talk about him leaving Plan B and setting up a new company were true, but were you expecting a brewery?

From these interviews it’s clear to see that this is a shrewd investment. Raise a glass.

It’s a sad day for skateboarding as Skateboarder Magazine has been folded in the USA after almost 50 years of publishing skate related content in print and its recent digital service. Their final issue will be released in October.

The legendary magazine was axed following their publishing company Bonnier Corporation selling its TransWorld Media properties in May this year to GrindMedia who own a bunch of extreme sports magazines.

The history of this particular mag reaches back to when skateboarding was known as sidewalk surfing. The mag has relaunched a few times over the last 49 years but this a massive kick in the teeth to the skateboard industry and another example of suits killing off skateboarding’s incredible history.

Manchester’s Lloyd McLeggon has left the Herbal team to hook up with Pariah Skateboards this week and released a new welcome edit frilmed in his home town of Manchester. He joins Craig Smedley, Amir Williams, Oakley Liddell, Lee Blackwell, Austen Seaholm, Dave Davies, Danish Palmer and Doh Doh.