Hammer time on this awesome Creature video part by Peter Raffin, enjoy some gnarly skating with a smooth style.
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Nice video montage with footage from 2015 about the DIY in Madrid "Escombro", enjoy the locals ripping up the spot!
Edited by Andrés Salom (MAHAPRODUCTIONS)
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The Element Make It Count Series is back with a new format for 2017! Enter to win an ALL EXPENSES paid trip to BARCELONA, SPAIN with the Element Team to film a video part by posting your best minute of footage by using the hashtag #ElementMakeItCount and your city you live in.
Submissions will be accepted from May 15th, 2017 - July 30th, 2017. One winner per region (North America, Europe, Japan, South Africa, Brazil, Australia & New Zealand) will be announced in August.
For more info visit Element Make It Count
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Gnarly part by Chris Russel on the Creature Skateboards video, get ready for Rock & Roll!
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Felipe Gustavo discusses growing up in Brazil, running the contest circuit for a chance to skate Tampa Am, winning Tampa Am, learning to speak English through movies and music, his dream to skate for Plan B, getting arrested for skateboarding, his recent knee surgery and much more...
Shot by Eric Longden
Edited by Chris Roberts & Roger Bagley
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Dope Bagin edit featuring Yuri Facchini ripping up big time at Berrics, check it out!
Via Berrics
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Keegan McCutchen just dropped a really long and awesome video part, pop, spots, tricks, everything looks good, enjoy!
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Dope game of skate featuring Paul Rodriguez vs. Chris Colbourn, tough battle on this one, check it out!
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Dope video part to officially welcome Sammy Montano to Alien Workshop, great edit, style and tricks, so just watch and enjoy!
Edited by Miguel Valle
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Coffin Wheels crew plus friends head to southern spanish city of Almería. Cool edit featuring Quique Ferrer, Pepe García, Eric Yamamoto, Abelino, Fer, Javier Paredes, Antonio Gómez "Plaza", Alberto Campos, Ruben Samos, enjoy!
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'Al Carrer Skateshop presents their new Guest Artist board from the British skater and stop motion artist Jack Hyde Animations. The inspiration for the design of the board was the city of Barcelona, a world icon for skateboarding and the city that he is currently visiting while touring through Europe.'
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adidas Skateboarding continues to draw its inspiration from its favorite cities around the world. Transitioning from the mystique and gritty streets of New York City, the three-stripes brand kicks off its London arrival with an all new skate edit, entitled London, Meantime.
Showcasing an all-star cast, the edit features skating from adidas’ Blondey McCoy, Daewon Song, Gustav Tønnesen, Mark Suciu, Rodrigo Teixeira, Alec Majerus, Benny Fairfax, Marc Johnson, Na-Kel Smith, Kevin Lowry, Günes Özdogan and Lucas Puig, enjoy this one!
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Youssef Abaoud
Designer & Constructer
Levi’s® Skateboarding proudly presents: ‘The Byrrrh & Skate Project’, a local DIY skate build in an old factory close to Gare du Midi, Brussels, designed and constructed by Youssef Abaoud; a local skater from Dour, Belgium.
First started 3 years ago, following the closure of the infamous Roller Park in Anderlecht, Belgium, skateboarders were left with nowhere to go when the weather turned bleak. Trying to find an empty, sheltered spaced space without security guards was tough, and skateboarders were shunned everywhere they went. Because of this, Youssef started collecting scraps of wood, waste materials as well as old skate ramps and built a number of pop up DIY ramps in old abandoned buildings to enable him and his friends to skate during the winter months.
This was around the time that local skateboarders found themselves having to build places outside of the city so that they wouldn’t get caught by the local authorities. Not long after the Roller Park closed, some skateboarders built a DIY spot under a motorway with cement which was a cool idea but was hard to skate and even harder to get to if you didn’t drive. Throughout this time there were also lots of DIY attempts around the city where local skateboarders would assemble miniramps in their favourite spots but you had to know the right people, in the right space, at the right time to drop in.
One day whilst on a job in Laeken, Youssef came across an abandoned warehouse that he used to work in. It was empty, dry, lit-up, had smooth floors and was vacant until further notice. Over a number of weeks, Youssef and his friends set up some ramps and as word started to spread, more and more people were eager to visit and lend a helping hand. This was the start of The Byrrrh: a name that was founded from a sign that hung over the doorway of the warehouse; a popular French aperitif.
The Byrrrh was a space open to all and all that was asked for in return was a couple of euros to keep the ramps in shape and the fridge stocked. For two winters The Byrrrh was going strong until the property had a change in ownership and everyone had to vacant the premises.
The second phase of The Byrrrh took place further afield in Evere; a quiet suburb more commonly known by the skaters as a place to skate marble forecourts and curbs of local businesses on weekends. Here, Youssef and his friends came across an old, expansive television studio where there was space to build bigger and better obstacles like a corner quarterpipe. The old fridge found a new home in one of the small rooms where a bar was set up to serve food and drink to all who visited. One of the small adjoining rooms was also used as an art studio where old boards were used as a blank canvas and exhibited within the space. Everything seemed to be falling into place nicely until unfortunately the building was needed once again and so everyone packed up and moved out.
Since then, Youssef and his friends set out on a mission to create a permeant community based indoor skate park where all skaters from Brussels and beyond could visit throughout the year. Made up of donated wood, confiscated skate obstacles, recycled waste and concrete, the 945m2 park underneath the railway arches is an open space otherwise known as a ‘Byrrrh’, that offers itself to all skaters: any age, any level, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
On Saturday 6th May, Levi’s® Skateboarding supported the launch of The Byrrrh & Skate Project by hosting The Byrrrh Jam: an event that officially opened the park to locals and skateboarders from across Europe. Throughout the day, Levi’s® skateboarding holded a number of small events and activities including; an under 18 skate competition, live music by La Jungle, a photography exhibition about Youssef’s work to date and The Byrrrh story and a 18+ cash prize skate competition as well as food, drink and good times!
Enjoy an awesome photo gallery by Al_Bo below to watch what went down during the opening day!
Photography by Al_Bo
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Filmed by John Marello
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Sabotage crew ripping up at the streets of Lyon and Hotel de Ville, an iconic plaza in risk of disappearing as Love Park in Philly, check it out!
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Roman Lisivka, Marek Zaprazny, Carlos Ribeiro, Wacson Mass and Robert Neal hit the streets of Washington DC and NY for the East Coast version of Vision Test Promo.
Filmed & Edited by Kevin Perez
Additional filming by Alan Hannon
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Get ready for some gnarly skating, hammer time! C1rca "Four Corners" video features David Gravette, Robbie Brockel, Jimmy Carlin, Jack Olson, Neen Williams, Taylor Kirby, and Cole Wilson
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Baghead crew presents "Merci, Paris". New footage from a trip to Paris, France. Some of this footage was used in BAGHEAD KIILLS II wich It's got a shit load of Paris footage in it, along with a heap of footage filmed in Spain. Featuring: Cameron Linford, Dominic Padgett, Jim Spencer, Mike Simons, Jazz Wade and Jozef Szklaruk
Filmed & edited by Forde Brookfield
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Turning to its favourite cities to be its muse, adidas Skateboarding takes to the streets of London. Kicking off the quarter in England, adidas Skateboarding presents a new skate video that features Blondey McCoy, Daewon Song, Gustav Tønnesen, Mark Suciu, Rodrigo Teixeira, Alec Majerus, Benny Fairfax, Marc Johnson, Na-kel Smith, Kevin Lowry, Günes Özdogan and Lucas Puig. Watch a sneak preview on the trailer below, enjoy!
The anticipated Q2 London edit will be released on Friday 12th of May, stay tuned!
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