Been to Stockwell lately? the Big Man Ting are always on the schralp. Here’s a compilation of goodness from Brixton Beach of late.
Category: Skateboarding
The infamous gathering of skateboarders in Essex known as Lords of the Swords ran again this August, with 22 teams hooking up for a weekend of filming, getting caned and mastering a bunch of the 800 challenges in the rule book.
Whilst the voting continues until 4pm this Saturday, enjoy this gallery of photos from Paul Jackson, Kevin Broadbent and Punk Luke.
Smoke bombs went off…
Rule books were collected…
Lords wax was ready to roll…
Biiiig turnout as usual…
Teams assemble their rigs…
And they’re off!
Mandatory mohican in tow…
Some were knackered before they even started…
The team flag water challenge was ever popular…
Nobody managed to grind that bench…
Even at Urbside…
And off the ebola clinic he went…
High winds + mohawk =
Sessions were on…
Camping went down…
Meat got burnt…
Tattoos went down…
People went down…
Urbside got some…
Bank transfers were made… 
NOW IT’S YOUR TURN – VOTE NOW!
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Northern Co. Summer NYC edit
Colin Read is back with a dope new street edit for The Northern Company. It’s mostly cut by the dead of night in NYC, featuring Jesse Narvaez, Mike Lent, Matt Town and Tobin Valverde and fueled by the driving beats of William Onyeabor if you were wondering.
Fos’ army have fresh new wood shooting into your local skate shop this week. Have a feast on what’s arrived in their Fall 2014 drop as there’s something for everyone in many sizes.
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Death Skateboards Pioneer edit
Death Skateboards and the Pioneer skate park in St Albans go back yonks. Here’s a new edit featuring Mark Radman, Mark Nicolson, Mike Simons, Moggins and Mikey Patrick getting some.
There’s a jam at the park (which is currently under threat of closure) on October 4th, scroll down below for the flyer and get down and support it.
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New Chris Oliver footage
Ph: Chris Oliver – Gap to nosegrind by Alex Kyourkiev
London ripper Chris Oliver has a couple of minutes of footage online today and talks jazz in a new interview.
Those who know Max Schaaf‘s lifestyle will appreciate that this new Fourstar range comes as tough as his motorcycle collection. Picking a cotton canvas and cotton denim mix allows for a heavy fabric that should take a beating anywhere, whether you are skating or riding. The fact that Max went for thickness says it all, this 4Q Conditioning malarkey is built to spill and will set you back about £140 for the pleasure.
The detail in the chainstitch, minimalist branding and overall design is commendable. There are ample amounts of deep pockets for your daily accessories and even a hammer loop for those who wish to get stuck in. A perfect solution for those mildly cold nights ahead.
The slim-fit, straight leg jeans in this collection come in a heavy weight, raw canvas duck fabric, cut to a perfect fit. These come fronting triple stitching and a button fly with an approximate £100 price tag. Both the jacket and the jeans come in indigo blue or olive green, pack insta-comfort and should last you for yonks.
We doff our hats at this collab. The look and feel of this collection is a work/skate win. Amazing quality clothing from skateboarders with a grand vision.
Paradise Wheels have a new series out this month that you can also now order direct online if your local skateshop don’t stock them.
Palace Skateboards have a new deck series out this month with pro decks for Olly Todd, Lucien Clarke, Danny Brady, Benny Fairfax and Chewy Cannon.
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Shaun Baptista’s “Atlas” Part
Press play for solid street skating from Shaun Baptista whose choice of using the Allah Las ‘Werewolf‘ for the soundtrack was a straight up winner.
Good work Atlas.