Posted on February 4, 2010 with Comments Off
Post 22 issue 20 is online and looks awesome. In case you missed it, Leo Romero’s RVCA collection video is gnarly. Zero hits the cold streets of the South East. DVS hits the streets of Copenhagen. Bill Strobeck made the latest Roam video for Quiksilver’s trip to Israel.
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
DC Shoes goes with the media buzz flow with their brand new site DC7Zine.com and an intro video.
Josh Kalis almost looks like he was forced to make the new site sound good but besides that the new site is packed with a bunch of videos, stories and background information about the DC Shoes team and it’s riders.
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Check out the latest skateboarding Pic Of The Day by Grady Brannan.
He captured Raven Tershay in the middle of a very picturesque ollie with a beautiful sunny backdrop. The shot was taken with a Canon EOS 5D camera with an f/16.0 aperture, 16 mm focal length and an exposure time of 1/200th of a second. Find more top pictures in his Flickr gallery.
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Cliché Skateboards show off their Gypsea Tour teaser with a guest appearance by Benni Fairfax.
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Brett Nichols – ummm, who? Yeah, The Skateboard Mag gives him the Mag Minute this week and it looks good.
A well deserved Mag Minute, we are used to great skating every week here. Brett is supposedly studying for a PhD in something at the University of California Berkeley while on the side enjoying his life on the board, slamming down a bunch of bangin tricks.
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Skateboarding and warm weather were made for each other. Nothing beats a great session outdoors in a T-shirt and jeans. But while so much of our ideal about skateboarding is wrapped up in the Southern California dream of endless summer, skating carries on all over the world in places where the weather isn’t always so nice. Contrary to popular belief, cold temps do not mean that skaters on the East Coast and Midwest curl up and wait for Spring. Diehards are getting it done out there no matter what…
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
You guys remember zines? Before skateboarding became as tremendously huge as it is now, and before their were six, yes six skate magazines* in regular circulation in the U.S. alone, lots of skate scenes with a hankering for creativity and coverage of their thing, took a page from skating’s DIY roots and made zines. Some of the bigger names in skate publishing got their start in the zine scene. Michael Sieben had a zine. Michael Burnett had a zine. Jocko Weyland still has a zine. Hell, when Lance…
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Flip have recently released some great footage of Geoff Rowley and David Gonzalez battling a mammoth 22 set of stairs in their younger years.
As you can see from the video, it doesn’t go well for either of them. But you’ve got to admire Gonzalez’s resilience. He just keeps going back for more!
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Kingshit have put up a video article about skate publisher Dave Carnie’s ‘zine collection that is gnarlier than thou.
The video features a half-naked Carnie talking about skateboarding ‘zines like Andy Jenkins‘ Bend ‘zine as well as Swank ‘zine and This Is (Not) My Life.
It’s filmed in the style of a Misfits’ Glenn Danzig video where he talks about his book collection and it’s really funny.
Check out our exclusive interview with Carnie in HUCK#019, coming very soon.
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Posted on February 3, 2010 with Comments Off
Chris Mulhern’s new skate video This Time Tomorrow is being premiered on February 5 in the Trocedero, Philadelphia.
The video, which is themed around the transition from day to night skating, was shot in many different locations including London, Paris and Rome and features riders like Devon Connell, Jimmy McDonald and Lucien Clarke.
The film will then go on a global tour including stops in Europe, Japan and South Africa.
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