Nice edit featuring Chaz Ortiz skateboarding through Spain with JBL and Grip action sport earphones, check it out!
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Michael Mackrodt fishing quite some lines in another yet exotic place, Tunisia.
Sick part by Eniz Fazliov on the "Where We Come From" video, destroying on every terrain!
Awesome iPhone part by Shell Finger crew featuring Nick Jensen , enjoy!
Awesome video section featuring Kyron Davis in many locations as Barcelona, NYC and Lyon, enjoy!
Filmed and edited by Will Miles
A film by Jacob Elliott Harris for Grey Skateboard Magazine, in association with Converse Cons. Starring: Remy Taveira, Mike Arnold and Sylvain Tognelli.
Filmed and edited by Jacob Elliott Harris.
Check out this video edit focus on Norway´s skateboarding scene. Sick tricks and cool spots, enjoy!
DPY edition presents - 3 - a new video production coming with the De Paris - Of London and Aus Berlin 2015 Yearbooks.
Supported by Nike SB.
Trailer edited by Marck Nickels
Sick video part by Marek Zaprazny on Berrics BCN Barrage. Stylish technician, enjoy!
Berrics started up to upload video production about the awesome Barcelona scene, well deserved! Enjoy this first edit about the iconic Macba.
Supra hit the road to launch the new signature Chino. With colorways from Boo Johnson, Oscar Candon, and Dee Ostrander, the Chino is a banger. The tour went from California to Arizona and continued overseas to France and Spain where they hit some demos, signings, and skate spots. Check out the edit featuring Boo, Oscar, Dee, Dane Vaughn, Lucien Clarke, Clint Walker and Javier Sarmiento.
It’s not unusual to see skaters rolling the streets of Barcelona but spotting some of the world’s greatest skaters sessioning a reimagined city skatepark on a rooftop is something that needs to be seen to be believed. Designed by Spanish artist Ruben Sanchez the park recreated some of the iconic skatespots and architecture of Barcelona.
Left over footage from the upcoming video ITA featuring Samu Karvonen, enjoy a nice and smooth style!
Sour team members killing it at Barcelona streets as usual, some really fun spots and awesome skating!
Jorge Simoes takes 1st in Saturday’s finals
The sea breeze off the Mediterranean did little to cool today’s finals of the Nike SB Barcelona AM at Skate Agora.
Qualified amateur riders from yesterday’s heats and semis took to the park from early afternoon to lock down lines and tricks in order to try and scoop part of the €10,000 prize money and a ticket to the Nike SB Berlin Open for the ultimate super final winner.
Taking to the course in groups of 3, the level of speed and technicality was raised another level from the off. Robin Bolian tore around the park on a mission eating up the end quarter pipe, Marek Zaprazny Nollie bs flip down the stairs, nollie front heel over the bump to bumpn and Phil Zwijsen took an incredible 2 and a half minute run but wasn’t good enough in the judges eyes to put him in the top 3.
The super final saw Gard Hvaara, Jorge Simoes and Gustavo Ribeiro go head to head in what turned out to be rail and stair battle which was ultimately taken by Simoes helped by a 180 switch crook and backside over crook down the rail.
1st Jorge Simoes 2nd Gustavo Ribeiro 3rd Gard Hvaara,
Before prize giving the best trick saw traditional hammers and no hopers being thrown down the stairs, ledge and rail in the best trick.
1st Ivan Monteiro 270 kickflip variel. 2nd Egor Kaldikov Fakie tre backlip
3rd Richard Tury Nollie bigflip boardslide
The skating carries on tomorrow at Skate Agora for the SLS Pro Open Semifinals and Finals from 11am.
Final Result List
1 Jorge Simoes - PORTUGAL
2 Gustavo Pereira Ribeiro - PORTUGAL
3 Gard Hvaara - NORWAY
4 Ivan Monteiro - BRASIL
5 Egor Kaldikov - RUSIA
6 Vincent Milou - FRANCE
7 Marek Zaprazny - CZECHOSLOVAKIA
8 Mads Christensen - DENMARK
9 Phil Zwijsen - BELGIUM
10 Robin Bolian - FRANCE
11 Roger Silva - BRASIL
12 Jost Arens - GERMANY
13 Farid Ulrich - GERMANY
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Cool edit about the stay in Barcelona some weeks ago of Matt Gottwig, Brad Cromer, Sebo Walker, Mike Anderson and Bobby Worrest, special appearance Jesus Fernandez.
Directed by Matt Gottwig
The first stop of the Nike SB European Series, the Barcelona AM, got lit up yesterday at the Skate Agora plaza BDN. Qualifiers saw 20 skaters bounce through to meet up with 32 pre-qualified in a flood-lit semis.
An on form and up for it crowd filled the eastern bleachers and created noise throughout the day cranking the energy on the park and AMs that tore it up.
Qualifiers were 78 deep and competition was tough with so few semi spots up for grabs. Young Jonas Carlsson from Norway surprised and stoked out everyone with man sized tricks out of a 13 year old boys body and Brazilian Ivan Moteiro took charge of the park in his heat with a faultless run, giving him a pass to semis and then landing the right side of the cut in to Saturday’s main event.
The semi finals upped the ante with a line up of Europe’s top AMs stepping up to try and secure a spot in the finals. With a variety of styles and tricks on display judges were saying that it was one of the toughest comps to score. Farid Ulrich got his position in finals with smooth, fast and stylish flow. Phil Zwijsen used the whole park with solid consistency but Vincent Milou goes into tomorrow’s final in first place out of a 12 man start list who will compete for part of the €10,000 purse on offer.
Doors open at Skate Agora for tomorrow’s finals at 5.30 PM with the comp starting at 6.30. Entrance is free.
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Quatersnacks just came up with this awesome edit featuring stylish JB Gillet, check it out!
Welcome part by Jaakko Ojanen as the new addition to Element Europe team .
Jaakko is a from Tampere, Finland. He skates fast, with style and power. And it seems that his bag of tricks is endless. The part is 100% made of Instagram clips. Which is pretty nuts as some of this tricks are most skaters part's enders.
Edited by advocate French Fred Mortagne.
Ementa SB squad from Portugal on tour to San Miguel Açores island, check also the demo they held at Black Sand Box Skatepark.