This Thursday (September 9th), Brandon Westgate will be answering any questions you wanted to ask as part of Zoo York’s ‘Ask An Official‘ on Twitter at 9PM (GMT).
So if you want your questions answered then simply send your questions to the @zooyorkinst Twitter with the hashtag #ASKANOFFICIAL. Head here for more information.
The Converse team have hit up a small park in Mexico City whilst touring the Prevent This Tragedy premiere with some very special guests providing the music.
Watch below as Raymond Molinar, Nick Trapasso, Sammy Baca and Julian Davidson hit up a wooden park for a rad change of scenery of all the usual smooth concrete malarkey while Matt Costa and Danny Garcia provide the jams.
Kellen James new Gold Wheels ad has dropped online and its packed full of attitude and bangers.
So whack on some Easy-E as Kellen James is a real muthaphuckkin G.
Joe Brook is the latest to get the Crailtap mini top five treatmeant and in this short clip we get a little peek at the cameras he carries with him all the time.
So photography heads stand up because this might as well be safe-for-work pornography for you. Point and shoot…
Karma recently went on a three day skating bender and Andy King has just finished editing the lot!
See below for all three days of Owen Hopkins, Tom Shimmin, Channon Wallace and Joey Hurst shredding Truro Plaza, Mount Hawke and some street spots too.
Geoff Rowley and Baron picked up awards for Best Skateboard Film and Best Soundtrack last night at the Skate Film Festival in Los Angeles for Flip’s Extremely Sorry movie.
Various films were shown at the The Downtown Independent Theater including a screening of Machotaildrop and 19 Years Young and winning entries included Skateistan which was awarded Best Documentary, Plank was the winner of Best International Film and Dango is Dead won Best Shop film.
The Irish radar maker Keith Walsh has made a mighty impact on the Unabomber roster this week.
Check out his ‘welcome to’ video edit below. It’s as gnarly as you’d expect, try not to shout out loud at the last trick!
Habitat’s ‘Origin’ was given a release date last month for October 18th. If you needed any further confirmation then check the image above that was posted on the Origin Tumblr this morning.
The video will indeed be getting an iTunes release if you are one of those ‘can’t go to the shop today but need to see it’ type.
To further stoke your excitement for the retrospective video here’s the trailer and a couple of recent clips from Habitat riders.
I’m sure many of you will remember that intense clip of proper manny mania awkwardly set to Clint Mansell’s Requiem For A Dream score. Well, the pivoting warlock in that clip, Aaron Kyro, is back with some fresh footage.
This may not appeal to all of your tastes out there, but you can’t deny that some of the stuff in here is pretty unthinkable. And yes, whoever edited the clip still suffers from a strange delusion of grandeur.
See below for something different…
Elwood Clothing have fired up a Flow Sessions feature that involves their flow riders getting footage, interviewed and photographed for a little get-to-know feature.
First up is Kevin Radley and you can see his Flow Session simply by clicking here…
And you can check is very, very rad VHS part below. Bring back VHS!