Kevin Braun's Pier 7 part
Arto Saari's switch frontside boardslide at Hollywood High
The Side Effects Of Urethane's Southbank ledges
Joey Pepper's 360 flip tailslide
Street League's Hubba Hideout Resurrection
Nate Compher's switch back smith on hubba
It was Joe Valdez who manualed Hubba followed by Ali's line
Girl/Chocolate Roadtrip from 411VM #8. Guy on vert too.
Rodney Mullen in Second Hand Smoke
Dylan Reider's Gravis part
Nike's Nothing But The Truth
adidas Away Days
Cons Purple
Sean Sheffey in Questionable
Travis Stanger's kickflip back tail fs shove
This week, Mike is stoked on spring, Digital Underground's Kiss You Back, biking outside, and street skating in Sheboygan.
Patrick is stoked on Spitfire Wheels, the CSEF (College Skateboarding Educational Foundation) is hosting a fundraising dinner in LA, Concerts -Supergrass this week, Fontaines DC next week. The most recent “Out There” with Kevin “Spanky” Long, and Pocket Magazine’s Followed w/Arin Lester.
Templeton is also stoked on live music after seeing Dehd over the weekend and the upcoming Belle & Sebastian show.
1 comment:
I thought Kevin's Pier 7 part fit the mood I associate with the spot. He's been living in SF for long enough to have acquired local status, hasn't he? His other parts are SF heavy, I think.
Resurrecting old spots is a very big grey area. There's probably no need to bring an iconic spot back from the dead. I personally would be super stoked if they recreated the old hip at the one city park near me that is long since gone. It doesn't have to be Skatelite and metal, just the same size, which was mellow and very wide. It was the only hip I ever felt really good skating.
I forgot about the Cons video. I'll have to check that out. I remember reading the interview with Kaue Cossa.
I am of the same opinion that only Rodney can do darkslides.
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