Category: Skateboarding News

Countless skaters turned up to Emerica’s Stay Gold premiere last night with faces as dark as the clouds that opened up over all of the UK. After huddling as close to the cinema as possible the efforts were rewarding by the stair-jumping, rail-chomping skating approach of the Emerica team being taken to completely new levels.

Though still miserable and wet outside afterwards the faces were a little more golden and the murmurs were replaced by a consistent echoing of ‘Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds…’

Make sure you pick this one up when you can to see why The Boss is called The Boss…

Death’s Scott ‘Horsey’ Walker is the latest addition to the Supra roster after consistently killing it through Europe. Big up!

éS‘ Skateboarding Starts With éS series continues as the 2004 addition was added to the website last night. The retrospective look at the shoe company shows the many highs they’ve experienced over their continuously influential lifespan.

2004 includes Rick McCrank’s infamous 50-50 at Hollywood Bowl and why Koston’s worst trick caused him to start a secret training facility you might have heard of…

Check below for the link and head here for an interview we did with Crankers last week.

Emerica and Slam City Skates have hooked up for a shoe collab on the eve of the Stay Gold video premiere in London.

Enjoy this brand new video teaser featuring footage of Tom Knox filmed by Dan Magee and look out for the Laced canvas/suede shoes that have been designed by Slam illustrator Arran Gregory available exclusively from the London store.

Milton Keynes has long had one of the UK’s tightest skate scenes and yet it’s been a long time coming since a scene video dropped so those who don’t follow Tom Randall on Flickr know what’s going down in ledgetown.

Check below then for Brownie’s teasing teaser for Yesterday’s Reality. It looks banging.

Dylan Rieder’s now infamous part with Gravis has been posted officially on the Gravis website.

If you didn’t catch the leak then head over and watch what could very well be the most impressive skating seen this year…click the image below to see the madness.

This week, the drippy, groggy flow pen of Snake Eyes gets up around Manchester, filming Tyrone O’Hanrahan and friends at Plattfields.

Tyrone brings smooth bangers alongside the likes of Joe Gavin, Nev, Dave Monaghhan and more…

Get it below.

“CALL TYRONE” from Snake Eyes Films. on Vimeo.

Ben Cornish has made a superb flick of the Prime Skatepark crew’s journey to the Vans Shop Riot 2010.

The video documents the full trip, with the Prime possee hitting up Tamworth Skatepark, The Vans Shop Riot comp at Rampworx, Hell Hole (West Midlands) and Midsomer Norton. Watch it here…

Prime | Vans Shop Riot 2010 from Ben Cornish on Vimeo.

Analog Clothing have posted a short edit of their team for all the world to feast on to satisfy that trick fix we all need.

Look out for Dylan Rieder (who’s well on his way to being labelled the unofficial skater of the year after his Gravis part), Jon Goemann, Sam Winter, Arto Saari, Luke Croker, Stefan Janoski and Steve Forstner.

So if you haven’t been properly introduced to the Analog crew yet, then make new friends below…

Analog Skate Team 2010 from Analog Clothing on Vimeo.

Ever get the feeling you’ve seen something before? Ever get the feeling you’ve seen something before? Ever get the feeling that you’ve seen something before, more than once?

It was a pleasure to see Jeremie Daclin’s collected Cliché footage re-cut by Dan Wolfe in the retrospective Déjà Vu but Cliché have recently posted the video section on Vimeo so we can experience that warm feeling of seeing something rad again and again. Check it out below, even though you may have seen this one before…

Cliché Deja Vu Jeremie Daclin by Dan Wolfe from Cliché Skateboards on Vimeo.