Straight up bonkers! Emmanuel Guzman’s entry for Thrasher’s ‘Hall of Meat‘ is totally off the scale. Watch his bridge jumping antics below and follow this link for the full story.
Somebody give this guy a handshake and a pat on the back (just not anywhere lower down).
Mischief Skate Store have updated their Footage Fridays with some sick threesome action on a dirty looking stedge and some other spots.
Click the screenshot below to see it. Consistency, bitch.
Unabomber are about to unleash a brand new deck series this month fresh for the Autumn and full of fun. Their new Grow Your Own series features the Carrot Knife 7.75″, Bannana Gun 8.0″ and Pineapple Grenade 8.25″ and should set you back £40.
Check your local skater owned shop for these this weekend.
When I’m not skating or earning a dollar, I’m out trashing skate shoes in public houses or I’m kicking rats with wings in Broadway market trying to hit people that wear their shirts back to front like Kris Kross did in their 1992 hit song, Jump. For activities such as the latter, I try to wear something more of the loafer genre as I often find pigeon blood is hard to remove from suede, thus meaning I get that shit all over my grip and this messes with my murder flip reverts, so I try not to spill guts on my skate shoes, hence opting for a loafer, and none suit me better than the Wino!
Emerica very cleverly designed a loafer that you can skate if you want to, but it’s more aimed at your everyday activity, you know, the things you do when you’re not skateboarding. I have a feeling not many reading this knows what this means, but I’m sure one day this will make sense to you. The Wino is a classic low profile chiller that’s produced in a skinny suede or canvas upper with a thin, yet grippy, vulc rubber outsole. It’s not really made for stairs or tech, but you can definitely tear up some layback slashes in these or cruise San Fran Hills with optimum board feel.
I love the fact that they named a shoe after someone like Charles Bukowski, it just means I can drink and walk less responsibly than I aim too.
Thanks Guys,
The Vomit Machine
In case you weren’t already informed, the LA Cliché Promo will be dropping on September 15th. It features twelve minutes of the most wonderful combination in visual skate media, French Fred and the Cliché team.
So to fuel your fire feel free to scroll past the release date flyer to watch their recent Keystone Ollie Contest tour edit and a cut from an older free French Fred Cliché visual buffet, Hello Jojo!
Cliché Keystone tour France from Cliché Skateboards on Vimeo.
The éS time capsule has re-opened and the destination is 2005. The year of a ten year old fresh blood by name of Nyjah Houston beginning to blow up around the world, a fresh faced Antwuan Dixon before his not-so-fresh-face phase and Tom Penny’s second pro model.
So dive in by clicking the picture below, there’s the usual collection of photographic memories and a rad little interview with Tony Evjenth.
I’m Rick James Brendan Harrap bitch!
Leeds based ‘skate company for idiots by idiots’ have posted some shralptastic footage of Brenna killing Hyde Park. Watch it below.
Advance Warning: contains Rick James.
Brenna Sore Promo from SORE Skateboards on Vimeo.
Bob’s Burnquist’s twitter account has been on fire since the weekend and now you can finally see why.
The first ever 900 fakie to fakie has hit the history books, check this beast that went down on Bob’s very own back yard mega ramp!
If you weren’t tempted to join the Witchcraft coven then maybe the ‘Second Coming‘ series will cause you to convert.
These gnarly pieces of wood should be arriving in your local skate store by the middle October. Check the full line-up out below and notice that there’s no 8″ deck, don’t ask French why or he will probably lecture you on the fact that you are a pussy. Talking of French have you seen his latest body artwork? You pay to play in this world, see below.
We got stuck in at the London premiere of Emerica’s Stay Gold on the 26th August to get the opinions of those fresh from their first viewing.
Check out the edit below to see how miserable the weather was on one particularly rainy night in London town and to see how stoked everyone was on the banging, bonkers and bluesy video.
“Kids going wild!”