Category: Skateboarding

Freestyle Skateparks are currently working with Nottinghamshire County Council to bring locals what looks to be an incredible new concrete skatepark by Easter 2014. The proposals shown here state that the new skatepark will be built in Coronation Park in Eastwood near to the M1. By the looks of the design here it could make for a fantastic new spot.

Please note that the the tunnel is not a full pipe, it’s designed more to be ridden over and carved through than actually used, kind of like that stadium tunnel in Canada with the really whippy sides. Look out for more info on this soon.

Enjoi’s DC Embassy takeover is now live and awash with treats from Louie Barletta, Ben Raemers, Thaynan Costa & Barney Page who annihilate the place.

Death Skateboards lifer Moggins celbrated his Birthday with a session at Chesterfield Skatepark. Look out for the smith grind manual no comply, road sign hippie jump and fridge session in this.

A new Visualtraveling edit is live this week once again from the travel edit master Patrik Wallner whose subject for his latest work was Michael Mackrodt. Watch him push through the streets of Berlin from East to West.

Look what’s coming on Monday. Hyped?

Enjoi skateboards | Preview from THE DC EMBASSY on Vimeo.

If this doesn’t get you hyped to go skating today then you may as well buy a scooter. Alex LeGolvan clearly enjoys his ride on a Roger rig.

He was the last one to stop skating at the Southbank on the recent HUF demo and has been consistent throughout the lead up to this moment. Brad Cromer proves once again why his solid skateboarding is worthy of your time with this welcome to the pro ranks at Krooked Skateboards alongside some cameo clips of his team mates.

Following the premiere of the new Yardsale LDN-LAX edit last month, the full promo has been released online today featuring Darius Trabalza and Curtis Pearl – both filmed in London by Dan Kreitem and David Bowens, Adrian Adrid and Jhian Namei – filmed by Stephen Spilker in LA.

Yardsale is a t-shirt company launched by Dan Kreitem who filmed this promo over a five month period. Enjoy this as much as we did. For more on this, head here.

For those of you not familiar with Jason Lunn, he left his mark and most of his skin and bones of skate spots all over the UK for many years during the 80s and 90s and is one of those gnarlers who hangs in there until the final second.

After much surgery throughout those years he is still ripping hard down in Bali where he enjoys sessions with many of the locals who share the need for speed. Here’s his latest edit shot under the lights of a bright red tropical sunset alongside Gregor Rankine, Tom Hanlon, Ben Benson, Tony Santika, Wiratame Tude and visiting guest, Pedro Barros.