Landscape Skateboards released offcuts from their 2009 DVD release Horizons last night featuring the team back then that consisted of Snowy, Soy Panday, Joleon Pressey, Rory Milanes, Jin Shimizu, Nick Stansfield and Joel Curtis.
Landscape’s line up has now changed slightly, so if you missed their new arrival, click here for Ash Hall’s welcome edit and look out for more Landscape goodness as they film for their upcoming release.
Creature Skateboards UK team rider Carl Wilson has joined Habitat Footwear this week with a banging welcome edit.
The new footage has been filmed and edited by Russell Cowling of Monster Network in Essex, watch the 3 swords here.
Chris ‘Avi’ Atherton is back with another episode from his Hoot video series this morning. His new edit Hoot Now proves that in Accrington, absolutely everything is skateable. Press play for proof.
Following an incredible 2010, Austrian ripper Chris Pfanner have finally gone pro for Anti Hero Skateboards this week.
To welcome his full status on the big bird, his team mates have joined him in this brand new edit so click that play button for smooth style and massive pop. Smiles for miles on this one.
Blueprint Skateboards have released a fresh video edit today featuring Neil Smith.
Watch this footage from Essex’ finest that is Edit of the Week here and look out for his pro model in your local skate shop this month.
The Girl team are back with a new video project from Ty Evans.
Get your 3D glasses on and click the 3D button in this youtube embed to watch this Unbeleafable edit featuring skating from Vincent Alvarez, Brian Anderson, Kenny Anderson, Elijah Berle, Chico Brenes, Justin Eldridge, Cory Kennedy , Eric Koston , Stevie Perez, Chris Roberts, Raven Tershy and Jeron Wilson .
Real Skateboards’ Peter Ramondetta wants to share a good day with fans of Real today. Click for more goodness from one of the nicest guys you will ever meet.
Last friday, legendary skater Tony Hawk flew into London for the day to hang out and inspire kids in East London and we were invited (thanks to Ken Rae in SA) to interview him.
The Birdman was here to back the Laureus World Sports Academy which which combats gang violence and juvenile crime at the Fight for Peace community sports project in the East End of London, and had this to say say as he walked out of the ring after a sparring session with locals:
“I may not be a boxer, but I found the whole experience a knock-out. This is what Laureus is all about, supporting projects which use sport to gain the interest of young people from difficult backgrounds and keep them off the streets and out of trouble. Gang violence is a big problem in many parts of the US as well as in the East End and being able to spend time with the kids at Fight for Peace and talk to them about the problems they have faced in their life and why they have turned their backs on street violence was inspiring. I really believe a project like this could make a big impact in the US.”
Look out for our video interview with Tony Hawk in the next two weeks.
Ease into Monday with this montage of Craig R. Stecyk III photo’s that reach back as far as 1965.
Craig founded the infamous Jeff Ho Surfboards and Zephyr Productions surf shop in Santa Monica, California and created the “Pig and Crossbones” graffiti and Dogtown cross as well as co writing the Dogtown and Z-Boys film. Legend.
Chris Jones celebrates his pro status at Crayon Skateboards this morning with a pro retrospective video edit.
This is the 3rd in a series of video look backs featuring Dan Wileman, Chris Jones and Korahn Gayle – click the red links to watch the others.
Chris’ section from the Highbrow video has also been released to web this weekend so scroll down for a double whammy of Welsh goodness from Mike O’Shea.