Corbin Harris has his debut part as a pro up in the websticle courtesy of the lads at Element and Erik Bragg. Corbs powers it, takes some whopping slams and hits up all kinds of terrain including many never before seen spots.
SbA Pro/Am Stop #1 Winner Blake Harris is all up in this Orion Trucks edit. Amongst destruction of multiple spots stay tuned for one of the best hat-fly-offs in Australian Skateboarding history. This looks like it might have been
Shifty Eyes #003 is up in the websticle. “An early morning warm-up session at Woden skatepark. Featuring team riders Jack Fardell, Todd Baker and Floyd Scott. Mates appearance by Dad…” These clips are coming in quick
Riley Blakeway drops the first of the series of clips known as Dolphin Days. Numero uno of the series features: Chima Ferguson, Bo Reid, Rhino, Josh Pall, Jake Hayes, Ryder Lawson, Sammy Winter and Bjorn Johnston. With
Izy Mutu, Esther Godoy, Shanae Collins, Ellie Summerhayes, April Caslick, Monica Shaw, Hilary Pearse, Rhianna Arnold and Kat Williams received an honourable mention and their video posted over at The Berrics in
Shane O’Neill and sidekicks (P-Rod and T-Puds) getting pretty progressive over at Paul Rodriguez’s training grounds in LA. This is being pitched as them prepping for Street League but I reckon they go off like this on the
Picture Wheels have dropped another little ripper: “An afternoon shred at Coop's skate park in Brisbane, Australia with Picture Wheel Co riders Alex Lawton and Joel Mcilroy. Guest tricks from Holiday Skateboards Beacho,
A few months ago we announced that 'staple magazine' was having a hibernation period. Nothing has changed there, although the back issues are now again available in digital form on their website: “Staple Magazine is a portal into
Rob Crawford is slaying it with these Shifty Eyes clips: feast your retinas on Shifty Eyes #002 - “The boys getting in a session at Belco, before heading to Gungahlin Skatepark as the sun goes down. Featuring team riders Jack
It seems that Joe Pease and John Rattray are behind the most interesting things to have gone down in San Diego since the Penny and Muska revolution. The title of this video by Joe comes from this essay, which
