Zack Wallin, Eric Monnie, Louie Barletta, Matt Eversole, Cairo Foster and Jose Rojo get stuck into a DIY spot in San Jose.
Brick Harbor Presents: Wallin’s World from Brick Harbor on Vimeo.
Author: Zac
Ordos is a ghost town located in Inner Mongolia. It was built for millions of people that unfortunately never populated the area.
This place has some killer spots, so sit back and watch Jay Meador, Gustav Nymans, Tommy Zhao, Alexander Hwang, James Capps, Elliott Zelinskas & Brian Dolle get amongst the architecture. Fascinating edit.
ORDOS from Charles Lanceplaine on Vimeo.
Jak Pietryga‘s ‘River’s Edge’ section from the The Harmony Skateboards has been sent to web. Look out for the ‘Greatest Misses‘ DVD deluxe package that is in your local skateshop right now. It features 2.5 hours of The Harmony’s previous full length videos plus a load of extra’s.
Look out for Jak discussing his favourite moments from BaySixty6 in a new video feature we are currently editing that will be live ahead of the 10th Anniversary Xmas Jam. Will The Harmony team be repping on the 15th December? All will be revealed soon.
Luke Petty dropped this edit online last night featuring Greyson Fletcher and the Flip team at Saffron Walden’s concrete holes.
Tim Fok‘s new rig was tested out at Hereford’s curves to get this latest edit from the park. Visit his blog if you are interested in how he gets the best from his Canon.
Skate Witches Jam Hereford from Tim Fok on Vimeo.
Daniel Evans, the man behind the latest Lifeblood promo ‘We Must Bleed’ has a new edit online today featuring Lifeblood’s allrounder Johnny Turgesen who just doesn’t stop rolling. Awesome.
Johnny Turgesen from Daniel Evans on Vimeo.
James Cruickshank has released Jed Coldwell‘s section from his Brass Monkey DVD that dropped last year.
If you want more, buy the full ting for just £6 with footage of many Sheffield skaters that include Shaun Currie, Arthur Tubb, Liam Sproat, Jerome Campbell, Henry Stables, Will Mason, Richard Chung, Timmy Garbett, Alex Burrell, Jethro Coldwell, Ash Hall, Alan Chadwick, Dave Adlington, Nathan Morris and Dan Beall from brassmonkey.bigcartel.com.
Jed Coldwell – Brass Monkey from James Cruickshank on Vimeo.
Brighton’s finest skate photographer Richard West will share more of this in a Top 10 gallery feature this week. Get hyped.
Ph: Dex.
This one is for all skate nerds out there. Is this the very first? True or false?
The Baker Skateboards video premiere of Bake and Destroy was the talk of the town this weekend after skaters allegedly started riots in Los Angeles. The Hollywood Reporter and other news sources have run stories on the event where a few hundred skaters were said to have rampaged outside the Vine Theatre in Hollywood after too many turned up to get in. Allegedly bottles and rocks were thrown at Police who were on full scale alert with tear gas and shooters.
UK skater Alex Moul was there: “It was so gnarly it started a riot and that’s not a joke, Hollywood blvd shut down and locked in for our own protection as police were firing rubber bullets and letting off tear gas.”
Deathwish Skateboards pro Erik Ellington was one of hundreds inside the theatre when all hell broke loose outside and told ESPN:
“When I was watching the video I was midway through the theater and I heard from somebody that there was a riot going on out front and it’s crazy when you find something like that out when you really can’t do anything about it. If they shut the video off, there would be a riot on the inside.”