British skaters would know that the Chain to Bank spot is owned by Tom Penny, especially with his switch backside flip. Others have smashed it with tricks too though so enjoy this latest Krak comp with Dyrdek, Smolik, Duffy, Bastien, MJ, Richie Jackson, Dobstaff and many more.
Reminisce Penny’s shutdown at this spot:
You know what’s coming, but this time the Boston fruit loops at Fancy Lad have rolled out a rad new promo with the Adult Swim network.
British aficionado Jesse James today said that ‘Fancy Lad is not the truth, Fancy Lad is a goddamn amusement park, we’re in the skateboredom killing business’.
Prepare yourself for LOL’s.
Jon Holland’s REDirect documentary for the Berrics found the one off talent known as Tyler “Squints” Imel. Creature’s new jewel in the crown discusses how to get by, shred like a don and be Limitless And Free. Natural born killer.
You’d be silly not to have a peep into the new Heroin crew in the States ahead of their new Bath Salts video that is coming soon. They hit the road to Las Vegas for this clip.
Check out this animated video put together by Fred Mortagne and others celebrating the 10th anniversary of the MILK store in Nantes, France. This was hand made animation for a collective exhibition. Fascinating work.
Ph: Jimmy Gorecki wallrides for Blair Alley’s lens in 2007.
Downtown Chicago hosts a rad Pablo Picasso sculpture that you may well have seen in various East Coast videos. Uprise skateshop made a short film in homage to the spot that Pablo Would Be Stoked on.
Pablo Would Be Stoked from Uprise on Vimeo.
What a ride Chris Joslin has been on since he rolled into the scene. If you follow this bloke on social media you will know that he is a non-stop skate machine and finally pro for Plan B today.
This part was filmed in just 12 days whilst visiting China…
Craig Stecyk‘s history in documenting skateboarding is second to none. Desillusion Mag interviewed him to discuss the trip through his life so far.
Skateboarding as we know it is dead. It’s time to jump on the RubEx Cube bandwagon to achieve bigger ollies, longer grinds and better skids.
Christian Hart and other heads from Spit and Sawdust in Cardiff have come up with a solution of how to save skateboarding as we know it, click play for his latest short film on exactly how this phenomenon works.
Photo by Richie Hopson
Now here’s a treat coming from the archived tapes of Jake Barker from yesteryear featuring our good pal Laurie Sherman. If you knew this man then you’d know that he gives everything and is one of the best pals to have in the back of the car on a trip. His laid back approach to life is slightly different to when he steps on a rig as you will see from this footage shot between 1996 and 2002.
Still got it too. Good work Jake.