Looks like Jeremy Jones is having a blast down under. Here’s some fresh footage uploaded this afternoon from Melbourne.
Category: Skateboarding News
Masaki Ui—Downtown TKO Part 1

Bordeaux’s Masaki Ui gets stuck into a plethora of street spots in this new Prize Fighter Cutlery Urethane edit from Yoan Taillandier.
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Patrik Wallner is back with yet another worldwide travel edit, this time featuring Walker Ryan and Michael Mackrodt skating Cuban soil.

Following Caradog’s section that was released from Kill City’s new ‘Overdose’ video, Jess Young‘s section has been unleashed today with more to follow. Enjoy this.
Kris Vile takes a hefty slam before persuing his usual steez at Long lawford in this session with Charlie Munro.
Emerica in Barcelona

Barcelona is sessioned in this new Emerica Europe video featuring skating from Nisse Ingemarson, Eniz Fazilov, Rob Maatman and Kevin Baekkel.
Baker’s Dustin Dollin proves that you pay to play in this 180 to fakie 50/50 battle that made his ender in the last Shake Junt flick. Relentless pain from a filthy rough hubba.
Excess Baggage: Albert Nyberg

The offcuts from Albert Nyberg‘s AB&A section have been released today with footage of him battling nature at various pots worldwide during the year it took to make the full edit. Whether it’s lines or straight tricks, his technically gifted bag of tricks just keeps giving us progression. What a talent.

It seems that skateboarding is reaching such mainstream levels now that even the 9 month old Prince George received a deck as a present down under this week. Prince William was awarded the gift for his son in Elizabeth, South Australia last Wednesday that came with kangaroos and the Australian flag as a graphic alongside his name. Why go to so much effort when they could have given him this?
In other royal news from Australia this week, Tas Pappas made his first 900 on the Megaranch making him the first Aussie to have that trick in his bag. Congrats mate.
Fifty Fifty vs North Wales

The Fifty Fifty team hit the road to North Wales and came back with some footy. Watch Phil Parker, Barber, Ollie Lock, Josh Arnott, Tom Gibbs, Will Ainley, Layth Sami, Boyo, Justin Sydenham and more.