Sheffield’s Shaun Currie hits the headlines here for the second time in almost as many days.
Following his addition to the Who? Clothing team last Friday, Science Skateboard’s have unleashed a street edit of the man in action.
Click here for the edit filmed by Chris Morgan, Sam Palmer and others and look out for the Science Skateboard‘s team at this Saturday’s Xmas Jam.
Top Tweaker and one of Crossfire’s longest known skate buddies Gorm Ashurst has released a book stuffed full of his favourite snaps this weekend. Only a few year’s back Gorm went for it in terms of photography and this is a pretty good snapshot of what has been going down in his lens ever since. It covers structures, people, skating, the environment and more from various cameras found along the way. Go to www.analoguesoulsteal.com for the sweets and here to buy a copy for friends this Xmas.
Motive Skateboard‘s start their week by posting an edit from footage leftover from this year’s visit to Lille and Brussels. Click here to visit their YouTube channel where you can watch all of the sections from their new film Dimensions and look out for the team at this Saturday’s Xmas Jam.
Word has it that NYC skater Luis Tolentino popped a 44.5 inch ollie last night on the flat ground of the Tampa Am comp. This equals Danny Wainwright’s impressive Guinness World Record that was recorded in February 2000. Watch it here courtesy of Thrasher.
Who? Clothing have had a very active year so far and it’s not over yet for the Bridgend crew yet. Sheffield skater Shaun Currie is the latest recruit to wear the swagger in 2010 and we are pretty sure he will be skating in these this winter, you should get yourself some if your mitts are cold. Look out for Shaun on your travels and enjoy this welcome video.
Anthony Van Engelen has a unique attitude towards the styles he chooses for his collections at Vans, he likes to keep things fresh with an old skool flavour which is fine by us as they generally work very well. This selection of winter wonders are no different, so enjoy we have picked from Vans Fall collection so that you can keep warmer on those dark, cold nights out there this xmas.
AV Nowhere Raglan Tee – it’s simple, winter requires longer sleeves and a thicker jersey, 180g in this case, so the raglan is an obvious choice for your first layer. AV stuck to basic colour ways and a very simple, very old school Vans logo printed on the left chest with the same design printed big and centred on the back. The Tee also features Anthony’s custom subtle embroidery on the sleeve.
Av Drag Flannel – Finished off in stylish solid check blocks, this flannel comes with a strong 90’s feel, but has a bit of twist up it’s sleeves. It has a thin layer of quilt running throughout the inside of the garment, thus making it a windproof shirt! Don’t be fooled though boys, AV chose very lightweight materials and even though it looks like a jacket, it fits and feels like a shirt with added warmth…Perfect for a 2nd layer!
AV Antagonist Hoody – This has to be one of the best Hoodys I’ve been sent for years. It’s ultra old school and I have to be honest, I love it! It’s supremely well put together and features the same print as the Nowhere Raglan. You can wear this as you would any normal hood, but because its thickness (80% poly / 20% cotton) and zipper, you can wear it as a jacket, especially if you combine this with the nowhere raglan and Drag flannel, which would make this layer 3!
All of these are slim Jim fits, but none of them are tight fitting. Get amongst it, there’s tons more goodness over at the Vans site, check it.
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Even when he’s messing about he’s still sick- the first line is proper:
Nothing wrong with a little bit of flavour!
Willow has upped his ranks on the Etnies team this morning. The Flip rider who has been with the shoe brand for a few years now finally gets the recognition he deserves as global am for his skills that you can see on this welcome video below Also, click here for an interview with him back in 07.
Enjoy this fresh mini ramp sesh with Kill City flow riders Sam Pulley and Jake Collins. Fun times.