Photo: Connor Champion by SDJ
Mighty Healthy are back with a couple of minutes of crew footage. This GoodFellas edit features Chris Pierre Jacques, Connor Champion, Andrew Singh, Jeremy Murray, Chris Colbourn and Gavin Nolan shredding Venice, LA, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, and Chicago.
RIP Van Wastell. Enjoy this footage from his Brother’s account today, a previously unreleased Krooked Kronichles edit:
“Here is the original idea of what my brother Van Wastell’s Krooked Kronichles part was going to be. Me and Van got done recording our song for the DVD and then went to Dan Vellucci’s pad right away with the master copy. Dan Vellucci mocked up a part right away with all this footage of what it was going to look like, but then the final decision from DLX was Cheech and Chong instead.” – Eddie Villa
Theories have dropped a new edit shot in NYC streets with Aaron Herrington, Ben Gore, Brendan Carroll Connor Kammerer, Dustin Eggeling Jahmal Williams, Jon Nguyen, Kevin Coakley and more courtesy of TWS. Great edit by Josh Stewart.
Take in the raw footage from Willis Kimbel‘s Halloweekend edit that Creature dropped last week. You know you have dig deep to get a full part together like this, but watching it raw adds that extra fuck you factor every time. That water park…
Laurence Keefe gets his Ninja steez on to tackle the streets of Sapporo in Japan’s most northern Island, Hokkaido. Another sterling edit from the palms of Patrik Wallner.
Get loved up with the Yardsale crew whose new collab edit with Dickies has footage from various London parks and spots. Smoother than Barry White’s bog brush.
The Palomino have their new garms.
Enjoy some left over clips from ‘Trust Thy Crust’ with some footage of Red Brick Rascals crew Danny Abel, Luke Pont, Ash Humphrey, Frank O’Donnell, Ant Dart, PJ, Cass Daig and more shredding the crust around the Tunbridge Wells area.
It’s always a risk to visit London on a skate trip in October but the Dilabor crew rolled into town from Lisbon and managed to avoid wet weather.
Click play for what was captured at many of London’s spots with footage of Portugeezers, Bernard and Laurence Aragão, with their friends Alex Anderson, Alex Edwards, Alex Fuller, Bernardo Gomes, Hector Barnett, João Freixo, Mike McGuinness, Mitch Glew and Ze Cardoso.
Liverpool locals have spent the entire year watching not one, but four new skate parks built in their city and even seen the first glow in the dark park in the UK open last month. This week though saw the opening of Newsham Park‘s spanking brand new curves, brought to you by the consistently creative Canvas Spaces.
Liverpool City Council commissioned all four of these park builds with Canvas specifically taking care of Newsham, a Grade II listed Victorian park, open since 1868, that stretches to 121 acres of land. As a result of this grand title, Canvas had to make sure that the concrete had a certain look in the colouring of the crete itself.
The result is a beautiful looking space with approx’ 800m2 of concrete poured, featuring long, low-level trannies, Barcelona-esque banks with lips, banks to ledges, manny pads, a sick granite kerb, handrails of varied sizes, a 5ft deep bowl. Take a look at the photos of the final work to see how well crafted this looks.
You can find Newsham Park at Gardner’s Drive, Liverpool, L6 7UN. Click here for a map.
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Slam City Skates have welcomed a new addition to their team today in Kyle Wilson. Enjoy this Rat Signal edit from Austin Bristow.