The Irish radar maker Keith Walsh has made a mighty impact on the Unabomber roster this week.
Check out his ‘welcome to’ video edit below. It’s as gnarly as you’d expect, try not to shout out loud at the last trick!
The Irish radar maker Keith Walsh has made a mighty impact on the Unabomber roster this week.
Check out his ‘welcome to’ video edit below. It’s as gnarly as you’d expect, try not to shout out loud at the last trick!
Habitat’s ‘Origin’ was given a release date last month for October 18th. If you needed any further confirmation then check the image above that was posted on the Origin Tumblr this morning.
The video will indeed be getting an iTunes release if you are one of those ‘can’t go to the shop today but need to see it’ type.
To further stoke your excitement for the retrospective video here’s the trailer and a couple of recent clips from Habitat riders.
I’m sure many of you will remember that intense clip of proper manny mania awkwardly set to Clint Mansell’s Requiem For A Dream score. Well, the pivoting warlock in that clip, Aaron Kyro, is back with some fresh footage.
This may not appeal to all of your tastes out there, but you can’t deny that some of the stuff in here is pretty unthinkable. And yes, whoever edited the clip still suffers from a strange delusion of grandeur.
See below for something different…
Elwood Clothing have fired up a Flow Sessions feature that involves their flow riders getting footage, interviewed and photographed for a little get-to-know feature.
First up is Kevin Radley and you can see his Flow Session simply by clicking here…
And you can check is very, very rad VHS part below. Bring back VHS!
If that seven minute Gravis promo wasn’t enough to get you as hyped on Dylan Rieder as you should be then be sure to check out this sweet little park edit by Skateboarder Mag.
And if you’re as hyped as us, then this will just be another treat to feast your eyes on this week. Tell me that kickflip mini-powerslide up the stairs isn’t the raddest thing you’ve seen all morning, I dare you.
Flannel shirts are a trend that won’t ever die. And so they shouldn’t; because flannel shirts aren’t unique to one subculture as other trends tend to be, they are timeless, they are comfortable, they are warm and they are awesome looking. So thank god that pseudo-summer we just had in the UK is beginning to fade, for as the mornings feel a little crisper the layers are coming out and we can get a little colour to match those fallen leaves as a big ‘sod off’ to all the grey skies. Crossfire were given two of Matix’s latest designs in their fine fall 2010 to test out. It’s not so often a ‘product test’ requires little more than going out and looking fresh to death, but we’re very grateful when it does.
Mike Mo Memphis
This shirt came as a surprise for two reasons. One, is that it marks the first time I’ve strayed from a red based colour pattern on a flannel shirt because my mood is terribly impressionable and frequently dictated by the colours I wear. Red makes me feel like I’m on fire and so I’ve stayed clear of blue in the past in case I become a melancholic ball of abject glumness. Fortunately, this bad boy has ‘Memphis’ built into it so I was awash with bluesy rock and feeling as cool as The King must have felt prior to the 70s.
The label is complete with Mike Mo’s 8=D connection so if you’re sick of all the twits rolling around in American Apparel jeans and stinking up the skate scene with a that irritating undeserved sense of cool accomplishment then this is a shirt to be proud of. It’s a slim fit, has a rich and sleekly neck fabric that is most pleasant on the skin, has dual chest pockets (for the much sought after ‘serious business hipster’ look, why not try putting fountain pens in one and a
pack of lucky strikes in the other) and has a penis on the label. There’s not much more you can ask for.
Apart from…
Smokehouse Cardinal
This, is what I’m talking about. Perfect red colourway, a lightweight sherpa underlining, sleeves lined with taffeta, very inconspicuous dual pockets and a real comfy slim fit. It’s an absolutely gorgeous and comfortable shirt that got baggsied the second the package got opened. And it’s real nice and warm, perfect for autumn and can even be rocked on a crisp winter morning. Maybe a little too soon to be wearing now but hasn’t stopped me; the people who sit next to me in the office will just have to deal with the sweat because this shirt is too dope. I can’t stop touching myself when wearing it because it’s that comfortable, and if you think I mean something inappropriate by that then take your minds out the gutter and wear this for a while and see how much you touch yourself.
Bellend Sebastian
If you had plans to get some new gear this week in anticipation of the incoming Autumn period then head over to 5050’s website for 10% off with this info below. Wainwright and co have the most Anti-Hero decks in stock across the UK right now, new HUF shoes and plenty more, get shopping.

The European arm of the global Nike SB team took over the German capital recently for some four-wheeled plank action.
The video below features Mr. Danijel Stankovich, Colin Kennedy, Youness Amrani, Simo Makela, Adrian Bullard, Lennie Burmeister and Jan Kliewer. It also features some feats which may cause your Adobe Staircounter CS5 to crash, so be sure to just relax, close all unnecessary programs or humans and enjoy it.
Irish heads stand up and everyone else pay attention. Boarderco have posted Joe Hill’s section in B-Movie to give people another reason to get locked into the magnificent Irish skate scene right now.
Check out the section below, go skate and have fun.
Take your attention back to the Drawing Boards this morning as they welcome Issac Miller to their colourful team.
See below for Issac tearing up Brighton and head over to last month’s Line Check for a look at some new boards from the company.