Jart Skateboards have recently posted a clip of their excursion to Zumiez Skatepark in Belgium, Hasselt Skatepark in Belgium and the Sweat Shop Skatepark in Holland. It’s positively ripping too.
Youness Amrani is a walking, talking, shredding jokeshop. Click the picture below to see why…
One of the biggest blips on the UK radar, Ireland’s Gav Coughlan will now be trying to shove his weighty trick bag into the stash pockets that are hidden in most pairs of Ipath shoes.
Have a look at his awesome ‘welcome to…‘ edit below and see what’s pouring out beneath those new kicks of his.
The last entry to be posted in this year’s incredible Skate and Create is the winner, Lakai.
Taking influence from their explosive experiences in the past, the Lakai crew take the flare to some spots in the dead of night, combining the Chocolate board-on-fire skit with the Fully Flared death trap spot intro to make something very impressive indeed.
Click the picture of Lakai’s winning cover shot for Transworld to see their entry.
Crayon’s flow rider James Coyle has been featured in a little bits, bobs and bails edit featuring some stuff that isn’t anywhere else.
See below to get stuck in to the Irish powerhouse…
James coyle bits,bobs and bails offcutts from jamesc20 on Vimeo.
Léo Valls, Vivien Feil and Soy Panday recently spent a week skating in Germany with Magenta Skateboards, here’s the second edit from the tour and the Parisian skate company’s first short film for your viewing pleasure.
Magenta Skateboards – German Days from Magenta Skateboards on Vimeo.
Microcosme by Magenta Skateboards from Magenta Skateboards on Vimeo.
The first Superdead promo, after a few delays has finally dropped online and it was worth the wait.
The clip features Andy Scott, Eddie Belvedere, Harry Lintell, Josh Parr, Chris Barrett, Awadh Mohammed and one of the UK’s hardest hitting fresh bloods Nick Remon.
Watch out for Eddie Belvedere’s kickflip! Hyped!
Superdead Promo 2010 from Two Distribution on Vimeo.
Well done to all of those that entered our A-Team video edit competition and an extra congratulations to those that made the final six. We were impressed by everyone’s effort and were really hyped on quite a few in particular…
But the Canon 550D and all the Flip and A-Team goodies could only go to one entry, and Geoff Rowley has given us the final verdict…
WINNER ***MAX KING***
“GOOD USE OF MR. T AT THE START! HAHA! NICE SLAMMING! RAINY MOIST WEATHER, FEW GOOD SLAMS, LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE HAVING THE BIGGEST LAUGH WITH THE COMP OUT OF ALL THE OTHER EDITS, CLASSIC ENGLISH ENDING!! HONORABLE MENTION TO RAGGA MUSIC IN THE K-TOWN LURKERS, PEAHEAD IN THE PRIME EDIT AND THE CRUSTY FILMING AND BAD COMPANY TRACK BY THE SWILL POSSE CREW!
GEOFFX”
Crailtap have done one of their world-famous mini top fives with Rick McCrank this week. But it’s not what you’d expect.
Drop in with the man himself to see why he can’t do mini top fives and click here for an interview with the man himself…
Okay, I realise how redundant that headline is but when Andrew Brophy out-pops himself then the world should pay attention.
Biebel just posted a video of Brophy doing a 360 flip over a picnic table from flat. Check the bro-cam action below.
Snap, Brophy and POP.
It looks like Etnies may well be our ever favourite entry for Transworld’s Skate and Create. If you want something different with heaps of skateboard nostalgia then look no further as we return back to the 36 chambers of the 1990s.
Here’s what the director, Benny Maglinao said about his entry,
The idea came when I was sitting around with Oliver Barton and we were thinking about everything that went into it last year. I didn’t know how we could top it. I just wanted to have fun. So I started thinking about how there’s so much emphasis on indoor skateparks now. It made me think of recreating the old World Industries days, because that’s the park I saw on videos from when I started skating. We didn’t want to script it. We just got the first batch of clothes from that era, which took a lot of work to find—those really baggy pants, T-shirts with thick collars, like cotton was really thick then. I got little iron-on graphics for the shirts, like the Rudy Johnson 40 ounce.
I was psyched on using a camera from that era, too, so I thought it’d be cool to film in Hi8. Oliver shot on film, too, so it looked authentic. I wanted guys to skate and I just ran around and filmed it, kind of how they probably did it back in the day. I think everyone was surprised on how much footage we got in the end. The video we made was only part of all the footage we had.
The end result is even better than you can imagine from that description. Baggy clothes, graffiti covered walls, classic hip and curb skating, WU-TANG, and guest appearances from Kareem Campbell and Shiloh Greathouse among others. This is something very special indeed. Truly creative.
Check it out here.
For a taste of what to expect, here’s Kareem Campbell’s section in 20 Shot Sequence, take it back to the 90s…