Category: Skateboarding News

What a year 2013 has been for Mark Suciu. This new edit features some extra angles skating in Boston back in June 2011 and autumn 2012 by Elliott Vecchia.

Would you vote Mark for SOTY?

Christian Hart has released Ben Grove‘s section from ‘Now That’s What I Call Skateboarding‘ flick from 2012 today. Raise a glass to Manchester’s kidda who give it all.

It looks like Ishod Wair is about to drop a bomb on the scene later today if this ‘prequel’ is anything to go by. Real’s slickest asset has had in incredible 2013 dropping some of the best footage out there. Expect to be adding another SOTY contender to the ever growing list.

Lyon’s skate scene in France has always delivered at the highest level. Sit back and take in this new 20 year edit to celebrate the ABS skate shop with a montage of videos filmed by Fred Mortagne and Vincent Jugnet over two decades.

Daewon Song, Luis Tolentino and Peter Chlebowski session the Hensley bar ramp in Peru in front of a stoked crowd of boozers. Watch this and take in the tricks. Triple kickflip fakie? Nosegrab 540? Not to mention the ender. Fun times.

Death pro Richie Jackson has set December 10th as the day that will be treating us all to a full new video part. Watch this teaser and get it in your diary.

Remind yourself of the no too distant past here:

Phil Evans’ “Coping Mechanism” movie that documents the synergy between skateboarders and their local councils to make better places to skate within Malmo’s skate scene in Sweden is about to be released on DVD.

The DVD (available from here) also comes in a special pack with select stills from the film shot by Nils Svensson and features various heads such as Richard Gilligan, Pontus Alv, Nils Svensson, Gabe Morford and many more.

Check out John Magnusson’s section in the film in which he sheds a little insight into how they manage to convince their city to get behind the skater’s ideas and a preview of Will Taylor below.

Alan Glass has dropped 28 minutes of top goofing on whizzplanks mixed with 80s classics from his travels around Bristol and beyond. Joel Curtis, Gonz, Foz, Jasper, Habgood and many more shred curbs, parks and more in Tüesday Crüe. Enjoy.

This Eleventh Hour section from Tom Knox is one of the best of the year. Do it.

Mark Kendrick has stitched together the raw and unused footage from his ‘Shads’ flick. Press play for the b-sides featuring many from the Manchester skate scene with makes, slams, cheeky kids, mohican arse sliding and much more. Probably the funniest edit you will see this week.