
Last week’s Skate Edit of the Week from Derek Elemendorf from the East County Bound & Down video was stuffed full of gnarly tricks, so sit back and take in the b-sides of the takes for the makes.

Last week’s Skate Edit of the Week from Derek Elemendorf from the East County Bound & Down video was stuffed full of gnarly tricks, so sit back and take in the b-sides of the takes for the makes.
Ph: Nick Jensen takes a wallride in Liverpool for Sebo Walker’s lens.

The Lakai team have been Eurollin’ around the UK this weekend and leaving footage and photos in their wake. Press play below of the highlights from the demo at Ramp 1 skatepark in Warrington on Saturday. If you missed the footage of Oxford and Birmingham then follow your nose.
Ph: Sebo Walker taking a blunt 360 flip out shot by Matthew Blick

After his 6am street skate appreciating Oxford’s beautiful architecture, it looks like Sebo walker was a hit with the Brum massive. Enjoy some of the highlights from the Birmingham leg of the Picture Me Eurollin’ tour from Friday night’s mini ramp jam at Ideal via Tom Gillespie.
Ph: Grant Yansura boardslide pop out in Los Angeles shot by Jacob Messex.

Funniest skate muckumentary of the year so far goes to KOKO. If Kody Kohlman’s acting skills doesn’t force a smile then you should go get yourself a scooter.
Ishod Wair and Cory Kennedy use the force in this killer new mash up of Star Wars footage.
Trailer of the Week goes to Science Skateboards who speak to us in our main skate feature this week about skater owned companies, SF, graphics and more. Full drum roll here.
Bill Strobeck follows his ‘cherry’ video for Supreme with another beautifully shot 9 minutes of great film with Gonz, Rieder, Lucien Clarke, Jason Dill, and many more in Joyride.
Cory Kennedy is actually becoming our favourite skateboarder. His day in the life captured a guy who loves life.
Chris Pulman‘s final installment from Indy delved into the filming for Heroin’s Everything’s Going To be Alright (2002) and Live From Antarctica (2005) an explanation behind his London Bridge ender, music choices, Descent skateboards and much more. Reminisce or discover.
Drop in of the week went to…
Volcom’s Bowl-A-Rama at the Getxo in the Basque Country took best event. Hammers went down in that bowl.
The Vault pick of the week comes from Mikey Alfred’s Illegal Civilization video released back in 2009 with Chris Coulborn, Nakel Smith, Kevin Bradley, Sean Pablo and more.
Recommended Sunday afternoon viewing comes from All This Mayhem documentary, released this week itunes. Download it and get caught in a rollercoaster ride of skateboarding hell.


Olly Ross has shared a few clips from the current Lakai tour that is Eurolling around the UK right now. This was captured from the Oxford visit on Thursday. Look out for more as they drop and remember that they will be hitting up Warrington’s Ramp 1 skate park today at 1pm followed by a party at Note’s pop up store in Manchester tonight at 8pm.
House of Vans London will pay tribute to skateboard pioneer and original Z-Boy Jay Adams by hosting a weekend of screenings this weekend. Expect rare video footage to Stacy Peralta’s award winning documentary ‘Dogtown and Z-Boys’ in the cinema.
Get down to Waterloo this weekend if this is for you.


This footage shot last weekend at the Battle of Hastings event is a little excuse for us to let you know that Jak Tonge has recently discussed being a Skate Dad with us so we will share that interview on here with you next week.
Jak was sleep deprived that morning so he decided to put unleaded into a diesel car. Unaware, he headed to Hastings. Inevitably the car broke down a fair distance from the park. Jak’s warm up was basically hacking blindly to the park on a hangover. He ended up winning the comp and a load of money which all ended up going on sorting out the motor. You lose some, you win some then you lose some I guess.
Enjoy and look out for a feature next Tuesday.
Car park jamming, concrete shredding, rail busting, this, as usual, has the lot.
Ph: Rich Anderson with a burning melon shot by Danny Bulmer

Bournemouth’s skate scene pulled off the ol’ Ring Of Fire jam at Kings Park without anybody getting maimed. Enjoy this!

Suicidal Tendencies and raw concrete shredding in the Basque country and France from the Dogdown crew. Get the beans on.