James Harris has been up to his usual tricks gathering footage from Bristolian warriors and splicing together in a very special Redlight edit for The Berrics’ YOUnited Nations competition.
The edit includes Owen Hopkins, Ryan ‘Skelly’ Evans, Matt The Whale, Ollie Lock, Ryan Chamberlain and more getting stuck into some tasty warehouse spots more than worthy of Berra and his cronies attention. Not to mention the finest streets the South West has to offer…
Watch it below.
Officially the third best skater in the UK this year, Keith Walsh found shelter this week in Dublin Skatepark in this short little edit that dropped out of Sinister Pigeon’s arse at the end of last week.
Features bangers as you would expect. Watch below.
The Freestyle crew have delivered the Evil for this year’s Halloween weekend.
Enjoy this creepy HD edit courtesy of Tom Fok’s filming skills and Nick Chappell who you may well have seen before in We Roll Sideways.
Halloween | 2010 from Tim on Vimeo.
Dustin Dollin was spotted out on the razz in full Halloween attire last night on Flip’s Twitter. But did Baker Skateboard’s finest go as Carrie or a transvestite Ozzy Osbourne?!
The Get Lesta moshers are first out the traps this year to get a Halloween edit online for your viewing pleasure.
Carve your pumpkins to this edit featuring skating from Will Golding, Joe Marks, Eric Thomas, Phil Long and Timmy Garbett.
The locals of Stanground in Peterborough were stoked to see a new Maverick Industries
skate park open on their doorstep. Last weekend they got to christen it with an official opening event, enjoy the session footage here that just went live.
Find Stanground Skatepark at the Stanground Community Centre, Whittlesey Road, PE2 8QS, Peterborough.
Stanground | Maverick Opening Jam from Maverick Skateparks on Vimeo.
Death Skateboards and Monster Energy have sponsored Harrow’s Halloween Jam that kicks off on Sunday at 4pm until late. Go out there and shred Harrow heads. This one is sure to be a belter.
Just in case some of you are still struggling for Halloween costume ideas or haven’t thought to print out a blown up French skull or something then the Cardiff Skateboard Club have a handy pack featuring a zombiefied Boxman – the frontman for their latest opus Join Us.
Click the picture below to find out more. Happy Halloween everyone!
As I’m sure many of you have clocked on by now, it’s starting to really get cold outside and if you haven’t picked up a coat to keep you warmer than the one seat in the back of London buses then you’re either stupid or dead. Since I’m typing this I can only assume I’m not dead, but I have to thank Etnies for that as they so kindly provided me with this Kalmer jacket to prevent the tragedy that would be my stupid body freezing. Naturally, it went straight on and I embarked upon a test walk in sub-zero temperatures, the length of which that would rival your Grandad’s commute to school back in his overly exaggerated stories from times that probably never existed. So like, maybe a mile or two.
Not only did I feel totally snug in this jacket that’s fully lined with super-toasty polyester long loop terrycloth but I felt almost dangerously smart for the area of London I was walking around in. The simple black colourway is something I will forever encourage as that ish just works. The fit is not hipster tight but it’s not pseudo-fresh baggy either so even the thieving greedy bitch Goldilocks will be satisfied with this perfectly happy medium that Etnies have expertly crafted.
This is a mature coat with deep front pockets that can hold all of my useless crap. Thankfully, instead of looking like a sketchy salesman as per, this is the kind of jacket that could have you mistaken for some sort of employer at a bank rather than the unashamed floor-sitters we all are. But if you’re okay with that then don’t hesitate to get this sublimely comfortable and cozy jacket that’s just straight up super warm.
Bellend Sebastian
In addition to providing skateboarders with quality garb with plenty of personality, KR3W have launched a line of slick shoes perfect to chill or cruise in. They launched these kicks in style at Wholesome in London and attracted a wide crowd of skateboarders, fashion heads, kids, hipsters and more. Not just after the free beer, the reaction was pretty unanimous that KR3W have established themselves as a mainstay in every area of the wardrobe that belongs to your average skater. With beats from Cherrystones and appearances from some of skateboarding’s finest – Lizard King, Tom Penny, Ali Boulala, Horsey and more, there was a fine night to be had this Thursday.
Here’s some snaps for all those who missed it.
A fair portion of the UK skate scene was in attendance. Death and Flip heads blended in with Vice photographers.
The small location was perfect. The visitor’s attention could only be focussed on two things: the KR3W threads and the free beer. Those with eagle eyes may peep Ali lurking in the corner sampling the latter…
“Tidy, like.”
Some of the dope accessories that capture a DIY vibe that’s probably lost on the hipsters.
The decor was pretty powerful, as expected.
Cherrystones dropping the cherrybomb.
The unmistakable Ali with Lady Boulala
Pictured above are the Jackson, one of four models released this year named after dead presidents that appear on US dollar bills. These were being repped by Lizard King in style on the night. Keep your eyes open for an interview with the snappily dressed king of all reptiles coming soon.