The yanks have been rolling out some of the best skating this week in these two Thrasher clips from Berlin and Portugal. Ishod Wair, Grant Taylor, Chima Ferguson, Kyle Walker, Mike Anderson, Peter Hewitt, Chris Pfanner, Tony Trujillo, Robbie Russo, Peter Ramondetta, Kyle Walker and Frank Gerwer take out Berlin. Then Grant Taylor, Peter Hewitt, and Pedro Barros absolutely destroy Portugal.
Must watch edits right here. Get the teas on.
Carve Wicked head honcho Sam Pulley features alongside Beanhead and Snaddon in this new clip put together by Nicky Howells.
Those who are London based or nearby and itching to see the much anticipated Bones Brigade: An Autobiography movie will be happy to know that tickets have now gone on sale for a screening at the Prince Charles Cinema in W1 on November 2nd. Tickets are £11.50 for either the 6.45pm or 11pm showings and will go very fast. Get them now if you can’t wait for the DVD to be released.
Grab yourself a free download of Animal Chin and a load of other stuff that’s on sale alongside the ticket link (scroll down) here.
This is the bloke that runs Crayon Skateboards, sat on a bench in a right pickle. He’s a lovely fella. He works his socks off to bring the team what they need and is as dedicated to skateboarding as they come.
Press play for one of the funniest skate promo’s you will see this year and pick up a ‘Pickle Porter‘ with graphic illustration by Philip Morgan this month at your local skateshop. Guaranteed smiles for miles!
Dykie’s ‘Pickle Porter’ by Crayon Skateboards from Crayon Skateboards on Vimeo.
As British skateboard history goes, The Level in Brighton has a few tales from the 33 years it has been in operation. From having a killer vert and mini to the shards of wood that are left to this very day, locals skaters of East Sussex have cherished every minute of this place but it’s time to say goodbye.
This Saturday 13th October is the very last session before the diggers come through there and rebuild the park with Freestyle Skateparks’ skills to erect the new concrete and take it into the future. The final design plans are still bouncing between council, Freestyle and the BHSA so expect work to be carried out in the new year if all goes to plan. Until then, if you want to see this spot off, this Saturday is your chance.
There’s a facebook page here.
Watch this trailer of a new Polish skate video that will be airing in November this year.
‘Grey Area’ is being stitched together by Kuba Kaczmarczyk & Paweł Piotr Przybył and will have footage of Danijel Stankovic, Pontus Alv, Michał Juraś, Krzysiek Poskrobko, Łukasz Kuza, Eryk Gaj, Hjalte Halberg, and many more.
“Grey Area” The Skateboard Movie / The Trailer from Grey Area Video on Vimeo.
Flip Skateboards unleashed Oscar Meza‘s new ‘Let It Ride‘ section last night featuring three minutes of hammers. Plagued by an ankle injury when he joined the am team, his welcome edit never managed to see the light of day until now. Get stuck into this.
Russel Houghten is back with another edit featuring the Gravis team. Creative Departures is an art show that is currently on the move went through Belgium where the Gravis team congregated this summer.
Watch footage of Ben Nordberg, Dylan Reider, Jake Johnson, Kevin Terpening, Sammy Winter and Javier Mendizabal skating through Antwerp and Rotterdam.
Creative Departures: Belgium 2012 from Gravis Footwear on Vimeo.
Jerome Campbell, Joe Marks, Daniel Kinloch and Will Harmon have all been named as new team riders repping Paradise Wheels today run by John Montesi, Nick Matlin and Clint Smith. There’s a new video released today to have a butchers at. Press play.
Our Skate Edit of the Week has footage of Rob Smith in Los Angeles with Death aficionados Richie Jackson and Patrick Melcher ahead of the ‘Ordinary Madness’ video that is scheduled for it’s premiere showing this month. Cheer yourself out of the grey clouds outside your window to this new footage, edited by Sam Bailey.
Rob Smith In LA from Sam Bailey on Vimeo.