Episode 8 of Wooden Nickels features Blueprint’s Sylvain Tognelli. The Frenchman who comes from Jura, near the borders of France and Switzerland has 2 minutes of footage and also features cameos of team mates Nick Jensen and Danny Brady. Press play for the goods.
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The Manchester skate scene will be represented once again by Joe Gavin as his Snake Eyes Die DVD project looks to be another exciting video to look forward to once it’s completed.
Watch this new trailer released yesterday featuring Tony Da Silva, Matthew Nevitt, Tyrone O’Hanrahan, John Bell, Tom Day, Mark Kendrick, Joel Peck, Joe Gavin of course and many more.
Eli Reed joins WESC this week with a new video edit filmed just before the recent Hurricane Irene swept through NYC. Watch his last sesh on the streets of New York before the city took a beating.
Visit WESC for their new Fall catalogue here.
The Emerica team flew into Europe this July to skate demos and spots in Germany, Norway and Finland and came back with some footage for you to wtch today.
Click below for an edit released today featuring Leo Romero, Brandon Westgate, Andrew Reynolds, Bryan Herman, Kevin ‘Spanky’ Long and Jerry Hsu, plus European team riders Eniz Fazliov, Tom Knox, Rob Maatman, Vladik Scholz and Helder Lima.
We are stoked to hear today that the hard working guys at Sidewalk Magazine have completed their full length video this week and have also announced UK premieres. The video itself will have sections from all of the UK’s upcoming talent including Ben Raemers, Harry Lintell, Conhuir Lynn, Nicky Howells, Barney Page, Tom Harrison and Sean Smith, alongside Mark Baines, Nick Remon, Ben Nordberg, Chris Jones, Denis Lynn and appearances from many, many more.
Get your tickets for these sorted as soon as possible as these first viewings are only 2 weeks away.
Saturday 17th September – CUC, Liverpool. 7pm. Pre-premiere session at New Bird from 4pm. Contact www.lostartshop.co.uk for further info
Thursday 22nd September – Prince Charles, London. 6pm. Limited tickets available from www.slamcity.com soon.
Saturday 1st October – T13 Skatepark, Belfast. Pre-premiere jam TBC – keep an eye on the www.bogginzine.com forum for updates.
There will be many more around the UK, so stay tuned to Sidewalk for details. Share these details on your facebook page from the link above.
If you have not seen Arto Saari‘s backyard pool yet, here’s the best chance to see how it was put together.
Watch a quick timeline of the build and an amazing session featuring Lance Mountain, Christian Hosoi, Ben Nordberg, Dylan Rieder, Dominik Dietrich, Steve Caballero and more.
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Earth Pain do Stockholm
The lads from Earth Pain returned from a skate trip to Stockholm, Sweden recently and posted this latest video edit for your viewing pleasure. Watch footage of Tom Knox, Jonnie Craig, Casper Brooker and Sam Taylor.
The Welsh scene celbrated the Porthcawl Skatepark that Maverick have delivered them recently. Watch all the footage from the gathering at this amazing park courtesy of Matthew Ryan here.
The Essex skate scene are busy right now as ever. Not only have they just completed the annual Lords of the Sword filming for you to vote the winner on here in 2 weeks time, the locals of Rayleigh had a summer jam with Switch Skate shop. Watch all of Monster Network’s coverage featuring Barry Dring, Nigel Davies, Warren ‘Great Tricks’, Glenn Steed, Sean Kelly, Wil Thompson, George Gough, Sonny Treffers and more in the video edit below.
Visit Switch this week to pick up Lakai shoes for £35!
Rayleigh Skateboard Comp Results Aug 29th 2011
Under 16’s
1st Place – Salar Kooshki
2nd Place – Harry Emmanouilidis
3rd Place – George Wren
Over 16’s
1st Place – Laurie Colley
2nd Place – Sonny Treffers
3rd Place – Barry Dring
Sponsored
1st Place – David Watson
2nd Place – Nick Remon
3rd Place – Nelson Ortiz
S.K.A.T.E Champion
Cameron Snow
Best Trick
Salar Kooshki – Kickflip into bank/360 Flip off Quarter pipe
Lucas Puig is the first skateboarder to enjoy a full Pro Spotlight over at Transworld this week and merits Edit of the Week here without questioning.
This edit took 8 months to film and should be well worth the wait. Find out for yourself below.