Canadian skate distributors Timebomb rocked Vancouver’s streets on Go Skateboarding Day with a huge turnout for an RVCA and Etnies sponsored cruise. Watch Paul Trep, Micky Papa and whole host of others killing spots as they go for what looked to be a great day out for all.
Theories of Atlantis have unleashed some previously unseen archived Tom Penny footage that has been sat on a hi-8 tape somewhere collecting dust for yonks. This was filmed at an early Tampa pro event in 1996 alongside a clip from 1995 of Tom skating vert in San Diego. 17 years later, it’s on your screen.
Enjoy, and raise a glass to Oxford’s finest.
Check out the new Campus skate park down in Bristol. It moved to a new location and is another fine example of a decent local scene who are willing to turn unused buildings into something for skateboarders to be creative in and run by skaters. Here some footage of the opening jam with Death guests and more.
You can find this new park at BS36 1QG
I remember seeing pics online about this a while back, India Nick had something to do with this and i’m sure that’s the ‘hippy’ at 3.57. This is the first webisode of a series so keep an eye on here for the follow up.
The Sabotage crew took Go Skateboarding Day to the legendary Love park in Philadelphia and beyond for this one.
The Welsh took a posse on the streets of Cardiff for Go Skateboarding Day. Watch this new edit with Jess Young, Caradog Emanuel and many more having a right good time.
Flip’s gold medal machine came good this week with another first place prize at the Big Air comp in Munich. Check this footage of Flip’s Bob Burnquist with a switch 540 ollie over the gap plus a monstrous quarter-pipe assault and take in the gargantuan feats on both. This sort of mammoth shit is not to be sniffed at.
Isle Skateboards don Jon Nguyen has joined Shier, Daewon and the rest of the killer team down at DVS today. Watch this smooth as butter clip of a man that has one of the best switch pop moves in the game. Get on this.
The connection and satisfaction watching an edit filmed across unfamiliar territory always excites due to the untouched spots, and so many different cultures to take in. Samuel Partaix, Phil Zwisjen and Bastien Duverdier visited Myanmar (Burma) and came back with Guillaume Périmony’s fantastic edit from the trip for your enjoyment.
BURMESE DAYS from Guillaume Périmony on Vimeo.
