New board company from Nick VonWerssowetz (LurkNYC), Hotel Blue. Featuring Giovanni Vacca, Adam Becerra, Mark Poole, Dylan Fulford, and Will Blakley, check it out!
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This is a cool one... enjoy this awesome edit in Copenhagen featuring Bobby Worrest, Hjalte Halberg, Andrew Wilson,
Hugo Boserup, Max Palmer, Cyrus Bennett, Alex Olson, Oskar Rosenburg-Hallberg, Ishod Wair, Ryan Bobier, Ville Wester
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Dope video part by Jane Verbruggen, he is on fire! You are going to enjoy this!
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Most of us grew up as skaters and humans at the infamous Sants Railway Trainstation Plaza. It was just a matter of time at FEEL dedicating a very special board to the SNT plaza. From the OGs to the nowadays locals who keep the spirit alive, this one is for you.
Filmed by Marcos Lozano, Harry, Mario Cano and other locals.
Edited by The Marble Video Crew with a little touch by Miguel Gorjón.
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Sick video part by Pol Catena for Berrics BCN Barrage, ripping up at Barcelona´s less common spots, check it out!
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Awesome "Remote Bangin" edit featuring Roman Lisivka killing it at Parallel, check it out!
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Enjoy this cool edit from Tredje Akten video featuring Jacob Ovgren, Sulan, Gunes Özdogan, Hjalte Hallberg, Bobby Worrest, Jonathan Gallo. Check it out!
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Enjoy Kyle Walker part on Propeller video for 24hrs to celebrate the release of his new Vans Shoes, check it out!
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Sick video part by Dudu Garcia from Mallorca, Spain. He had a real bad injury to his knee. We wish him a short recovery! Meanwhile enjoy the footage he got.
Filmed and Edited by Todd Gartland
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Enjoy this epic part by Dennis Busenitz featuring Snoop giving pointers in this clip from the Adidas skate film "Away Days".
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Yaje Popson ripping up at the streets of NYC on this section "Dany", dope video part, check it out!
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“A Wider View” explores the legacy of Ray Barbee and his fascination with analog photography. This short film examines Ray’s passions and influencers through archival footage, an experimental printing process, and a series of interviews key to Ray’s journey including appearances by iconic creatives Sean Cliver, Brian Gaberman, Thomas Campbell and Joe Brook.
Filmed and Edited by Mark Stewart and Cole Mathews. Special additional contributions from Kurt Hayashi, Greg Hunt and Vans.
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This summer Lucas Puig invited his European adidas friends to his hometown Toulouse for some skateboarding and a good time. Featuring: Benny Fairfax, Herman Stene, Raul Navarro, Lem Villemin, Blondey McCoy, Günes Özdogan, Chewy Cannon, Kai Hillebrand, Gustav Tonnesen and Lucas Puig.
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Beyond Journal is 4th shopvideo by Beyond skateshop from Finland. Starring: Mikko Kivikoski, Aleksi Fräki, Onni Saltevo, Eppu Vatanen, Aaro Airola, Aleksi Suovaara, Timo Lappalainen, Okko Sirvio, Eetu Sundvall, Marko Harmaala, Olli Ilmonen and Ville Keituri. Some true legends and upcoming from Filand, enjoy!
Film & edit: Ville Leppänen
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Gnarly video part featuring Brendon Villanueva, big handrails killer!
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Enjoy the awesome shared part featuring Mateo Rotaeche and Javier Martínez ´Raoni´ in The Moca video from Mosaic bearings, San Sebastian locals!
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Awesome Recruited edit by Tyson Bowerbank who killed it big time at Berrics, check it out!
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Soulland meets Eric Koston for Nike SB. Follow Eric, Hjalte, Karsten, Hugo, Ville and Oski through Copenhagen's streets.
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Following the amazing last part in Sk8Mafia video Alexis Ramirez strikes at Berrics with this Bagin edit!
The CPH OPEN cruise ship headed back to dock yesterday with what is being touted as the best day of the week so far. Exclusive access to historic buildings, land speed record kick flips, an incredible park session, gladiatorial death races and a watery gap of doom were all on the line up for yesterday’s schedule.
The first stop of the day was at Copenhagen City Hall, surrounded by ancient statues and mosaic floors, skaters competing in the wedge to bench challenge were given plastic axel nut covers to help preserve the 300 year old tiles that got a proper working in the grandeur of this cavernous spot.
1.Luan Oliveira 2.Evan Smith 3.Madars Apse 4.Austyn Gillette 5.Peter Ramondetta
Straight outside and it was a case of another city centre shut down and of blatant flouting of Denmark’s strict road speed restrictions for the fastest flip trick comp. Mach 10 skills were given to Madars Apse with a speed of 37 KPH which is allegedly faster than that Usain Bolt between the 40 – 50 metre mark.
So on to the main event, the Finals at the CPH skatepark, newly updated for the event and looking every bit as fun as a world class skate facility should. Skaters that placed top 5 throughout the week were entered into jam format heats and a further top 5 went through to a super final. With such an illustrious line up it was hard to know when and where to look as pros dropped baggers in their lines and bypassed sensibilities in poached runs between heats.
Making the finals and becoming the talk of the comp was Oski, whose near faultless qualifying run of flow and spontaneity was only surpassed by his backside kickflip over the channel. Not being one to be left out of channel floating antics, Evan Smith lofted an insane ally-oop to disaster back revert over the same gap. The super finals fully belonged to Nyjah Huston though who redefines effortless tech, consistency and perfection every time he steps on a board.
1.Nyjah Huston 2.Luan Oliveira 3.Axel Cruysberghs 4.Louie Lopez 5.Oskar Hallberg
Sometimes in skating you are not allowed to want to win, not so in the death race where friendships are left on the coat rack and it’s every man for himself to the finish line. One lap round the park through berms and hips and an ending wallie involved a mixture of speed, agility, luck and elbows. Kevin Baekkel’s steely gaze said he was after a win and snatched it on the second corner from Alex Olsen to pop corks later in the night.
The final event was the ever-hectic Best Trick and to complete the nautical theme the good ship CPH Open came to it’s final resting place in a swimming pool behind the skatepark and conveniently in between 2 jump ramps. This watery leap of doom was too much for some but not for a handful of intrepid salty skate dogs, who, with a seeming disregard for the amount of water on every surface, totally smashed it.
1.Herman Stene (BS 360) 2.Nyjah Huston (360 flip) 3.Phil Zwijsen (KF indy footplant)
4.Chris Pfanner (BS 180) 5.Alexander Risvad (KF frontside grab)
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