éS is set to tear up Europe in July 2007 as Rick McCrank, Justin Eldridge, Silas Baxter-Neal, Bobby Worrest and Danny Garcia come over for a much anticipated visit.
Currently hitting up locations all over Europe, the éS team will arrive in the UK for 2 days on July 25th and 26th for a couple of shop signings and a demo at the concrete jungle paradise of the Milton Keynes Buszy plaza.
You can get your tits signed by the éS team at Slam City on the 25th, then on the 26th they’ll be ripping the plaza a new arse before hacking over to Conspiracy in St Albans for another signing in the evening.
Apparently all this will be filmed for a DVD due out in early autumn, so get your ugly faces down there and get hyped on what will be some ludicrously good skating.
The board arrived in a futuristic plastic wrap with the words “Experimental” in bold stamped on top. A Rodney Mullen signature model of yet another ground-breaking design- the Uberlight- had arrived, and I was to be its test pilot.
Well, that’s not exactly true. You see, after 6 weeks of skating this board still has impressive pop and strength, but the wood has begun to wear down a bit and the shape isn’t keeping up appearances either. I don’t know exactly what strain of wood Almost have used to ply the Uberlight, but after a month, the tail was almost shaved down to a razor and the tail felt like it had sunk slightly. The most annoying thing about this design though was it’s shape: A strange sort of double nose- or should I say double tail because the nose was pretty tiny in actual fact. Popping nollies of this length of wood and carbon was a lot harder than you’d expect. I’d like to think I was getting weaker with old age, but since I swapped boards, I know that that is not the case. 
Document’s Big Push 2007 is over and everyone is slowly returning to the real world and remembering what pillows and showers are. The 
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Wörgl in Austria has nabbed itself a second concrete bowl after some initial building work problems.
To be perfectly honest, I still can’t figure out how having a comic strip painted across the bottom of a skateboard resembles Rick’s love of shoes, but in all honesty, who gives a flying fuck; It’s a skateboard at the end of the day and the graphic is the first thing to go!