Category: Skateboarding News

Koston proves he still can take a wallride with aplomb in this new Indy advert.

Portugeuse ripper Rúben Rodrigues proves in this clip that there’s only one way to cross a zebra crossing, and that bolts really do come in handy when landing from vast heights. Big set killer.

Stereo rider Ben Fisher proves his new Tensor Maglight trucks are turning the right way for him in this new welcome clip.

Trick progression seems to be the topic of the week thanks to Daewon’s latest entry but they don’t mean shit if they are not delivered with style. Looking at Jason Park‘s latest edit, it looks like Rodney Mullen’s influence still pushes us human beings to take flatground tricks one step further, but you may want to turn down the sound on this one. At least Mullen had the courtesy to deliver his legacy with pan pipes.

Anyway, name these tricks.

If there’s one legendary pro skateboarder out there who has most people’s vote for MVP annually it’s Daewon Song.

Arguably the best skateboarder of all time, as proven in this latest clip he has once again offered something new and incredible to a scene that thrives on progression. Get ready to pick your jaw up from the floor.

And it begins….Kevin Terpening opens up Fucking Awesome’s video assault this year with a few select clips of footage with a cameo from AVE.

Jake Martinelli’s new film ‘Rugged Raw‘ featuring Horsey, Sam Hayter and many more is set to premiere at The Square in Harlow for the Essex scene on the 8th of March.

Watch the trailer below.

Anyone who has seen this Fallen video will know that what comes next is four minutes of amazing skating. Tommy Sandoval is a beast and this recut section from Fallen’s “Road Less Traveled” says it all.

If you follow our news you will know that Troy West’s ‘Gyspy Life’ video blogs are the most fun out there. The good news is that he is about to drop a full new film from his travels to Ecuador & Colombia. Enjoy this preview of what’s coming.

Ready for some essential Sunday afternoon viewing fresh from the tap? Heroin uploaded their first ever video ‘Good Shit‘ just 30 minutes ago made in 1999 and edited by Fos and Alan Glass.

“Parts from Rough Mike, Fos and Snowy and many more friends. Filmed mainly in London, bit of Southsea, bit of Lancaster and Manchester with a VHS C Camera that was given to Fos by a Mexican guy on a trip to SF one time.”