The HUF team continue moving forwards following their Stoops tour visit to the UK 2 weeks back. They have released this new edit overnight featuring the Brad Cromer, Dan Plunkett, Joey Pepper, Josh Matthews and Peter Ramondetta.
Scroll down for more HUF footage at Southbank too.
He is still up for the best part of 2013 in our eyes and now back with more. Jim Greco ladies and gentleman, one of the best there is.
if you missed our review of his latest shoe, well, it’s your loss.
The Vans world tour rolled on into Europe after it left English soil. Enjoy footage of Kris Vile, Gilbert Crockett, Chris Pfanner, Johnny Layton, Rowan Zorilla and Phil Zwisjen destroying the Skatepark of Amsterdam.
Here’s the footage from Brussels too:
Last Saturday we went down to the Level Skatepark for Sam Banham‘s memorial jam. He unfortunately passed this year and was one the Level’s finest. The new park got rinsed in his honour on the day filmed by Alan Glass here.
Pixels: The Sam Banham Memorial Jam @ The Level, Brighton. from Pixels on Vimeo.
The newly launched Asphalt Yacht Club team flew into Miami to pick up footage and came back with an edit fueled by the non-stop barrage of Riley Hawk who seems to be putting more down than anyone else out there right now.
Those who grew up wearing Stussy with pride will appreciate this archived BBC documentary on the brand that took surf and skate by storm and spread like wildfire. Still out there and still one of the best.
‘French’ Fred Mortagne has unleashed more archived footage from the making of Flip’s ‘Sorry’. This episode sees the infamous Santa Monica Triple Set get sessioned by Rowley, Salabanzi and Arto Saari.
SS20 skate shop in Oxford are celbrating 25 years in the game this Saturday September 14th by throwing a huge local jam to celebrate. If you head down to the new OWP Skatepark on Meadow Lane you will find Mon and a huge crew of Oxford skateboarders getting stuck into the concrete there with stone baked pizza’s, music, beers and much more going down.
Congrats to everyone who has worked in this skater owned shop serving skateboarders for a quarter of a century, it’s a massive milestone.
Henry Edwards-Wood and Chewy Cannon responded firmly last night on the position of LLSB on behalf of skateboarders and criticised the proposed new design plans move skateboarding underneath the Hungerford Bridge.
We noticed today that a few comments online have criticised the fact that we published SBC’s design plans, and you are all entitled to your own opinions, but this battle is ongoing and skateboarders are entitled to know what is happening out there.
So far we have covered this from day one, shot videos, covered events and backed saving Southbank to the hilt. Our opinions have not changed here. We would like to see the banks stay in the same area that has carved out a ton of history over the many years it has been there for us all.
The big question now though is where does this all go next?
The Kill City and Witchcraft Skateboard crews joined forces at the new 1 Skateparks built Pilton Skatepark down in Shepton Mallet in Somerset for what looked to be a sick demo session. Press play for Caradog, Pulley, Howells, Churchill, Joyce, Young, Fields and more.