
Manchester’s Ben Grove is the latest to feature in Ride’s A-B edit but he’s nowhere near home territory and instead pushes through North Wales.

Manchester’s Ben Grove is the latest to feature in Ride’s A-B edit but he’s nowhere near home territory and instead pushes through North Wales.
Take a trip back to the 90s with Sml Wheels this week who delve back time to pick out some gems from the archives of skateboarding history. There’s too much to mention in text but footage from Trilogy, Second Hand Smoke, A Visual Sound, Goldfish and many more pop up in this.
Press play and reminisce.

The Majer crew don’t sit around playing Xbox and smoking weed when it’s pissing down, sessions are on mate.
Ph: Earth Patrol

You should know that Burnside is one of the world’s most infamous spots, built with passion, a DIY opus that is now a living legend in Portland. Mark ‘Red’ Scott led the charge for leaving some concrete against the wall and this place grew instantly.
Enjoy this Under the Bridge web documentary that delves into its history.

Following his last video project that made SEOTW, Dillon Buss has been creating another dreamy landscape giving skateboarding the mainstream edge it’s been lacking since sports brands paid off the scene.
In Skate Vision, anything goes. Skate Edit of the Week, pick a winner!

Artist Jacob Ovgren takes you into his flat to discuss his ongoing art for Polar and the world’s obsessions with dicks, drugs and hell.
Support the Harold Hunter Foundation and read Jacob’s SEX interview with us here.

He always drops a banger at this time of the year on Thrasher but apparently this was Nyjah Huston‘s hard drive clear out. Just imagine if a third of this was for your part?

Creature begin their Halloween Massacre with gnarly bastard Chris Russell smashing everything in his wake on The Skateboard Mag. Hammers.
Ph: Vans

Here’s a statement nobody was expecting. Geoff Rowley announced last night on his social networks that he has quit Flip as a team rider:
“I am proud to have been riding for Flip Skateboards for over 20 years, enjoying many years of success and good times. But, as a rider the time has come for me to part ways with the brand. I have nothing but love for the team, past and present, and wish all continued success for Flip. Exciting new opportunities will allow me to be utilized to my fullest potential, and I’ll be divulging more in the coming months on the positive change for the future.”
Geoff is still an owner of Flip but will no longer have a board as a team rider. We wish him and all at Flip our very best.


The beautiful thing about being here in the United Kingdom is that you’d have to be extremely unlucky to be faced with this sort of situation on a day out street skating, even through the financial district of London.
We all know that the reputation of Policemen in America has reached an all time low but here’s another example of their aggressive, bullish behaviour. Yes, we agree that resisting arrest will most likely move you into another realm of shit but regardless, nobody needs to be assaulted, locked up or pepper sprayed in the eyeballs for pushing a rig.
Yibin Mu paid the price for skating in a ‘no skateboarding’ zone. Reports are saying that the officer is now under investigation as it looks like he used a ‘chokehold’ on Mu, an arrest move that is no longer legal in the USA. This is so painful to watch.