Everyone knows how influential Dogtown crew were on the skate scene in photos, articles, shite films and more. Jeff Grosso sat down with Jim ‘Red Dog’ Muir, Scott Oster, Eric Dressen and Julien Stranger about Dogtown History and the rises and falls between eras.
There’s nothing better than opening a fresh box to smell a waft of full grain hand selected Zambian leather and a slab of goodness looking right at you. Even better though, is that these come in a box that slide out making that experience all the better. Plus you can keep the box for filing shit and actually have an excuse to be organised for once.
This is the third pair of Leo Romero’s from Emerica that have graced my feet over the years. They are not similar to any of the other models on the brand and always come up rather small in comparison. With my pinkies just fitting into these and their first day on ‘crete, I decided that there’s no goddam way that I’m wasting these beauties sliding around on the floor playing skateboards. Fuck that, these are far too sexy to trash on a rig. Instead, these are now my night shoes, or my day shoes. They are just not my skate shoes. But you can do what you want. They can be skated in. I’ve just ordered the boots for the re-match.
Truman is Chad Tim Tim and Leo Romero’s creative leather thing so expect to see more collabs in the future for shoes that are far too sweet to skate in.
Make way for three minutes of Mike Arnold skating Lloyds in Bristol for the Skateboard Cafe and giving the hallowed spot a damn good seeing to, put together by Rich Smith.
DIY in minus 5 temperatures with Chris Pfanner, Daan Van Der Linden, Ben Raemers, Alain Goikoetxea, Eniz Fazliov, Alex Schultz and Tim Rebensdorf for Leica Cameras and Solo Skate Mag. Results are pretty epic.
Look out for the team in London tomorrow at Stockwell before a trip to Slam City Skates for signings.
“A performance and installation series in which skateboarders become human metronomes.”
Sounds interesting right? Others have tried to come as close as this, but this edit, shot in Berlin, really works a treat. Well done to all involved.
The project was founded in 2014 at the Parisian gallery l’Hermitage by both Fernandez—co-founder of Berlin-based skateboard brand and art collective FLVR—and visual artist Iouri Camicas, who invite various musicians to create a sound universe to accompany each of the performances. Enjoy.
LA based SOVRN Skateboards proudly introduces Walker Ryan to their team this week. Have a butcher’s at their range of decks and clothing here after watching this new footage.
Following a lot of expectation and general big ups throughout the skate industry, here’s a bunch of Simon Bannerot footage courtesy of Lakai. Get stuck right into his world.
if you want more, scroll down this page for his Watercolours part from last year.