Rich Smith and Mike Pearson’s ‘Where’s the Beach?’ edit of the Fifty Fifty shop crew on tour last summer to Cornwall has been posted online overnight. The mission consists of 5 skaters, 2 filmers, 1 photographer, a 1965 VW camper van and a 6 man tent in search of untouched terrain.
Enjoy this footage featuring Tom Gibbs, Paul Carter, Pat Garrahy, Justin Sydenham, Layth Sami, Dan Wileman and more.
FIFTY FIFTY ‘Where’s The Beach Tour’ from RICH SMITH on Vimeo.
Decimal Skate Shop in Cirencester have made a new addition to their shop team this week. The skater owned store welcomes Callum Gunning who just got a First Light in last months Sidewalk Mag.
Watch a short edit here filmed by Tom Gammage, Ed Riussell and Mark Stern.
The good folk at Slam City Skates in London will have some company downstairs in the basement this year as KR3W and SUPRA are confirmed to take over the space downstairs where Rough Trade Records use to be before they moved to the East End.
ONE will officially launch this Saturday February 26th, with a grand opening celebration featuring a skate celebrity guest list that includes Chad Muska, Terry Kennedy, Stevie Williams, Ali Boulala, and Tom Penny as well as many esteemed local Londoners.
The celebration will continue at The Stag’s Head and will feature music from DJ Robbie Furze from the Big Pink, Bitches of Eastwick, Turbogeist, and PWBC.
Get down there at 3pm on Saturday for a signing sesh.
The Kill City team are always on the road. This month, Dainton’s rippers feature in a new edit shot from Plymouth’s Prime Skatepark.
Watch some sick footage of Jess Young, Caradog, Jake Collins and Sam Pulley with a guest trick from the UK’s gnarliest bear right here.
Plan B have released a montage of all of their greatest achievements of the last 12 months since uniting with Element Skateboards.
Watch the highlights covering various finals, covers, promo edits and more with Ryan Sheckler, Paul Rodriguez, Torey Pudwill, PJ Ladd, Colin McKay, Pat Duffy and many more.
The new Brixton clothing range is about to drop into your local skater owned shop and it’s looking promising as usual. Watch this really well put together Spring 2011 video and then tell me you didn’t watch it again to check out the hottest brunette you have seen in a long time.
Click here for their new look book.
Brixton Spring 2011 from BRIXTON on Vimeo.
3 more parts of the Frankie Hill documentary have been released to the web this weekend featuring Pat Duffy, Lance Conklin and more discussing how influential Hill was to street skating alongside stories from Hill himself.
The documentary is being put together by Nate Sherwood and completely free to watch in its entirety once a new site has been built to host this and more films on the history of skateboarding.
Jeff Grosso was one of the first skaters that I thought was the coolest out there. My brother and I rode all of his Santa Cruz decks as he was a punk who made it grind and had the best rock and roll slides in the game.
He now finds himself on Anti-Hero Skateboards after a stint over at Black Label, he had a rad Old Skool shoe out on Vans last year and is now back discussing Smith Grinds and the history behind the name. Find out why it should have been called the Monty Grind right here talking to Alex Olson and his Dad in parts one and two.
Isaac Miller, the ripper that is riding Drawing Boards’ wood gets 10 of his best over the driveway in Brighton’s lost world of the Level this week. It still bugs the hell out of us why this skatepark has nto been turned into a world class spot as Brighton has everything going for it. Thankfully it’s not stopping the likes of Isaac from skating to a certain level as he seems to get better and better by the month.
Look out for him on your travels.
What a lovely surprise we had this morning when the postman turned up with a box full of Tea-rrific new products from our friends at Lovenskate. Skateboarding’s barmy army have joined forces with Carhartt this month for a series of decks, tees, mugs and tea pots with artwork from Graham Mitchell.
Stu Lovenskate and his brother came up with the concept of making a skateable tea cup and threw a tea party for good measure. The results were nothing but good times of course seen in these photos below.
Look out for them once these new collectables hit their online store and appear in various Carhartt shops soon.
