Quiksilver have a great street edit online today featuring Javier Mendizabal, Cristian Cortizo, Ignacio Morata, Gosha Konishev, Raphael Brunis and Maxim Habanec skating in Cádiz.
Head over to www.quiksilver.eu/skate and vote for your favourite photo in their gallery for a chance to win €500 of product.
This weekend saw the annual gathering at Romford Skatepark. Watch Monkeyglove’s video featuring skating from Mark Munson, Sam Pulley, Carl Wilson and many more here.
He just gets better and better every time you click the play button. Plan B’s Torey Pudwill returns to your screen and brings you pretty much everything.
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if you want more recent video of Torey Pudwill, click here.
Leo Romero’s section in the Stay Gold video made sure it got rewound when it dropped due to ‘that’ handrail and much more.
His b-sides from Stay Gold have been released by Emerica this week so get stuck in for a load more extra footage from those sessions that made his part.
Crayon Skateboards have released the second retrospective pro edit today as promised so sit back and get ready for some good times from Bristol’s Dan Wileman.
We will never be able to thank him enough for repping at Crossfire events over the last 10 years as he has attended pretty much all of them. He has given everything to skateboarding and is one of the hardest working skaters out there, suppport Dan by buying his new pro model on Crayon.
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Landscape Skateboards welcome Sheffield skater Ash Hall to their team this week.
Ash left Science Skateboards a while back for pastures new and has unleashed this new welcome edit for you to watch, filmed and edited by Matt Hirst.
The new Newbury skatepark that officially opens with a jam this Sunday has been sessioned by the SS20 and Reskue mobs over the last week.
Watch James Needham’s newest video edit featuring the ever impressive Jason Cloete, Joe Paget and many more. From their own words on the park: “Maverick have smashed it with this one“.
It was only 5 years ago we were partying hard across the small pond, but this year Etnies are celebrating 25 years of business this week in France and have rolled out the Public Domaine Skateboard culture exhibition at La Gaîté Lyrique. 3 artists have been chosen by Pierre-André Senizergues to conceptualize what skateboarding will be like in the next 25 years.
As a tribute to the digital and music foundation of La Gaite, UK filmographer, Mike Manzoori will capture the etnies Pro Team of Kyle Leeper, Jose Rojo, Tyler Bledsoe and Willow skating in the house creating a unique digital footprint of what the future may be like.
The exhibition runs until August 7th. Plan a weekend skate trip to Paris today but before you do check out the animated board graphics on show in Paris, endless fun.
Altamont have some great summer clothing out right now so if you are getting fed up with sweating your balls off in this heat then read on. Shorts have either graced your body since you were a kid and are destined to appear from the wardrobe on May 1st, or the thought of wearing cut down trousers and exposing your sorry-arse excuse for legs is just too much to consider. The fact that you are on this page right now clarifies you are probably connected with the former. But the question is, who is putting out decent shorts this year?
If you desire a pair of shorts that are comfy and cut to shape then Altamont are offering a decent option right now. These chocolate coloured Barge shorts are durable due to a mix of 55% cotton and 45% polyester so skating in them is definitely on. They are designed with 2 deep pockets on the front and back so you an easily carry your daily gubbins, and come with a clip and button to fasten, plus a zip for easy access to your crown jewels.
There are no strings attached, no over branding, no silly studs, or pockets you don’t need- just a simple, quality made, bifurcated garment from Andrew Reynolds’ company that doesn’t use your computer to search wikipedia for a fancy word. Go get some.
Not sure what Burn is but they have a web documentary online today featuring Rune Glifberg, Pontus Björn, Pete King, Jean Postec, Andy Scott, Sam Beckett, Sam Bosworth, Max Frion and friends.
Watch footage shot from a festival that was hosted in Barcelona this June.