
More big pop from DVS rider Luis Tolentino has been capture including a ridiculous drop in from this new clip shot this summer.

More big pop from DVS rider Luis Tolentino has been capture including a ridiculous drop in from this new clip shot this summer.

Our local skate shop Stand Up have some visual treats in the mix right now. Get hyped on this new trailer and await the goods when the clocks go back.

Guillaume Périmony has returned with a new edit this week featuring Jeremy Garcia and Joseph Biais cruising around New York City alongside the Pixies. Look out for a surprise Casper slide at the court house.
I LOVE NYC from Guillaume Périmony on Vimeo.

Dylan Rieder fronts his style of skateboarding the only way he knows best in this new HUF promo edit filmed in Berlin by Martin Riegel, Russell Houghton & Cody Green.

Ph: Rudolfo Martinez
Following an amazing part in the cherry video recently and a move to Fucking Awesome Skateboards, Dylan Rieder speaks to Paper Magazine this week on how the demand for skate shoe designs are changing ahead of his pro shoe release on HUF later this month:
“More recently, it’s like kids want to spend an extra $40 on a shoe ’cause it looks a hell of a lot better than a canvas shoe wrapped in a fucking tire.”
Are skateboarders fed up of the same old designs with many companies stealing ideas from each other and producing similar looking products? As you can see above, his new pro shoe definitely has more in common with a conventional shoe rather than what we know for skateboarding, much like his Gravis model. But although these will not be for everyone, Dylan’s stance on how he sees skateboarding is a breath of fresh air. Sticking to your guns, putting a finger up to sports brands to support a skater owned industry and doing exactly what he wants can never be sneered at.
“I still think my fucking skating sucks. It’s never good enough, no matter what. So I stick with skateboarding.”
Click the b&w to read the mini feature at Paper.

Phil Evans’ latest Panoramic Series features Manchester street skater Joe Gavin taking out a few spots in the city.

The South London reprobates also known as the Blast Skateboards crew literally had a blast with Bl’ast before Bl’ast blasted through a set of raging hardcore at the Underworld last week.
With busted noses from the pit melee aside, a Stockwell session proceeded the punk and here’s evidence. Not a yeti in sight.
A promo clip cut from the highly anticipated Science Skateboards video will be unleashed at the first annual High 5 Skateboarding Film Festival taking place in Duende, Downtown Oakland in the USA on July 19th.
This get together will see a bunch of film makers and photographers including the likes of Mandible Claw, The Sleeping Horse, Robert Pawlikowski, Dan Boulton, Jarod Taber and many more sink a few beers, watch bands and get creative.
Look out for a new Science drop of decks and a full feature on here soon. Until then lurk their threads and wood here and enjoy their latest mixtape.
Science Skateboards Mixtape 3. by Science Skateboards on Mixcloud


A new permanent skateable art piece has been unveiled in Seattle recently funded by a drinks brand. Question is, would you prefer to see something like this in your local town or would you welcome a one-off brand exercise where an incredible structure is built to skate and then demolished after a period time with a big event?
The UK seems to have all sorts of great structures built by these big corperations but none of them are ever sustainable. See what Torey Pudwill and Red Bull have been up to and discuss.

Josh Ward-Brickett and Anthony Demascio session our local West London spots in this new RM Skate clip. Follow them from the Kensington library sets to the Meanwhile gap with the most annoying music every recorded.