This Slab City desert spot looks shit loads of fun. Willow, Nick Garcia and Julian Davidson put their new vulc laden Marana’s to the test and came back with a few tricks below.
The OG’s were really good for skating in as reviewed here, hopefully we can a pair of these in from etnies to see what these are like soon.
Welsh illustrator Philip Morgan is behind an exhibition with many other familiar faces from the skate scene on Thursday 27th March at the The Alchemists Gallery in Bridge Street, Cardiff. Morgan grew up skating in his home town of Penarth just outside of Cardiff and has curated ‘Salad Days’ ‘based on art encompassing a more youthful time, when life was filled with inexperience, innocence, and indiscretion.’
The show will run until 3rd April and feature a bunch of super talented artists and illustrators from all over the world including French, Pete Fowler, Mike O’Shea and many more. Watch this video for the full line up.
Samuel Partaix, Sylvain Tognelli,Kevin Rodrigues, Oscar Candon, Remy Taveira and a whole bunch of other French skaters feature in Nozbone skate shop’s amazing 10 year anniversary edit, Café Clope.
No comply fans – get yourself a dose of your favourite trick from the quick feet of Jeremy Garcia.
Zered Bassett keeps it clean in this new, raw Tensor footage.
Matix rider introduces Texan skater Auby Taylor to their fold with this new Day in a Life video. Bloke loves a flame.
The latest installment of lurking around New York’s skate scene by Nick VonWerssowetz has been released this morning with Shawn Powers, Stu Kirt and many more in New York Times v.3.
Thrasher’s new Traffic Talk series features UK legend Geoff Rowley riding shotgun for Burnett’s chit chat discussing how to take a dump to the one thing that will make him quit skating.
Stereo have welcomed Jordan Hoffart this weekend who has a dope new edit online with an ender that will have your jaw on the floor. Why ollie a fence when you can flip it?!
Ed Templeton’s Epicly Later’d series continues this week with a discussion on how Toy Machine Skateboards started from a row over money with Mike Vallely when they set up Television together. This is yet another amazing insight into Templeton’s illustrious career in a scene that only carries a few heroes. Once again, this kills it featuring Heath Kirchart, Geoff Rowley, Muska and more looking back into the golden years of Ed’s life.