The creators at Scumco & Sons have delivered a cracking new edit that not only harks back to the rules of the 70s – it redefines what street skating is all about in an electrifying four minutes of unadulterated fun. Zach Funk, Philly Santosuosso and Lucas Erlebach give you a headache for picking a best trick in this. Ours is always a wallride.
Look out for the superb Scumco & Sons goods at the Palomino.
When Birdhouse Skateboards dropped ‘The End’ video in 1998 they left a crater in the scene the size of Jereme Rogers’ ego. Jim Greco dug up the battle footage of one of the tricks that introduced Jeremy Klein‘s joint section with Heath Kirchart lately for your viewing pleasure.
Sit back and take in this old gem and scroll down for the tree-wrenching full section from an era when skateboarders got away with absolutely everything.
Look what Gnarly Bob has delivered now. Nothing like another floating mini ramp.
Elliott Vecchia has released some unseen angles of Brandon Westgate skating Boston, MA. Some of these are behind the scenes shots from his “Made” part.
A New York barrier gets the Gonz treatment in this new Indy ad.
This just hit our inbox from Blind:
“After 20 amazing and memorable years Blind and Ronnie Creager are going their separate ways. From the beginning Ronnie has been a one of a kind inspiration to all of us at Blind, the team, everyone at Dwindle and skaters worldwide with his uncanny board control and effortless style.
Over the years Ronnie has delivered some of the most technical and easy on the eyes video parts the skate world has ever seen. These parts are timeless and serve as inspiration for skaters of all ages from every corner of the globe. We cant thank Ronnie enough for all his contributions, memories and fun times over the years.
We wish Ronnie nothing but the best and look forward to seeing more amazing skating from him in the future.”
This was a big surprise. Raise a glass to Ronnie for loyalty reasons alone, let alone his incredible contribution to skateboarding for Blind throughout those years. We wish him all the best in his next moves.
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Minor Threat and Fugazi frontman Ian MacKaye talks about his passion for skateboarding in this newly edited piece of footage shot at his ‘Library of Congress Lecture’ last May.
“Skateboarding is not a hobby. And it is not a sport. Skateboarding is a way of learning how to redefine the world around you. For most people, when they saw a swimming pool, they thought, ‘Let’s take a swim.’ But I thought, ‘Let’s ride it.’ When they saw the curb or a street, they would think about driving on it. I would think about the texture. I slowly developed the ability to look at the world through totally different means.”
Choose skateboarding.
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This year’s Vert Attack comp will be held again at Bryggeriet Malmö Skatepark this weekend, so expect some of our UK crew to be heading out there. A live webcast will be available from this link.
Friday 14/3
13.00 – 15.00 Junior qualification (5 am – 7 am PST)
15.00 – 19.00 Pro/Am + Girls qualification (7 am – 11 am PST)
19.00 – 21.30 Master qualification (11 am – 1.30 pm PST)
Saturday 15/3
12.00 – 14.00 Master semifinal (4 am – 6 am PST)
14.00 – 16.00 Pro/Am semifinal (6 am – 8 am PST)
16.00 – 16.30 Junior final (8 am – 8.30 am PST)
16.30 – 17.00 Girls final (8.30 am – 9 am PST)
17.00 – 17.30 Master final (9 am – 9.30 PST)
17.30 – 18.00 Pro/Am final (9.30 am – 10.00 am PST)
18.30 Prize ceremony (10.30 am PST)
San Francisco gets rinsed again in this latest GX1000 edit from Thrasher featuring Brian Delatorre, Jake Johnson, Ben Gore, Al Davis, Wes Kremer and more.
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The Lost Art crew hit the streets in the early hours for scralp and returned with phone evidence. Will Kynaston, Ash Wilson, Luke Fletcher, Charlie Birch, Joe McCombe, Rauiri Jones, Ollie Birch, Guy Jone and Ben West all rolling.