We're stoked to release our new merch with designs by talented artists: Ollie MacDonald Oulds, Jacob Ovgren, Joe O'Donnell, Sharmila Banerjee and Sam Hutchinson.
Print media and skate nerds rejoice! Cover Notes ,hosted by mag faves Al Hodgson and Harrison Woolgar, gives us some background of various mag covers that have been documented in Brighton!
Jono Coote takes over journalistic duties from Dennis Bagley for Dungeon's Skarte Povera trip in Italy with photos by Rybo and art by French. Originally printed in Issue 52.
Newport's purveyor of style Mr Tom Bailey has had his raw clips uploaded by Carve Wicked. Bailey is always one of our favourites to watch.
As heartwarming as it is smooth. Family man Nathan Jackson styling for ACE Trucks. Fine, fine approach sir.
Parisian capers with the 3 stripe squad, put together by Hadrien Buhannic. Fair to say there are some absolutely bonkers stunts featured.
Quick rip clip of Vancouver's Mikey Ray for Pepper Griptape whilst on a trip to Cali-For-Nye-Yay. Smooth offerings indeed.
Vague Issue 12 cover star Jake Collins has had a keg load of heavy duty raw clips uploaded to the world wide web courtesy of the righteous Carve Wicked.
LA based rad-tage from Kyle Geldert and a squad of stylish shred stickers. Concrete? Snow? Doesn't matter to these lot.
Mind boggling tricks made to look easy with an abundance of flare. Tanner Burzinski 'avin' it for Shake Junt.
You like great skateboarding and arty filming? How about spots in Cleveland? If you didn't we're sure you will now, check Tyler Smolinksi's 'Echoes From The Powerplant'.
Big fans of Filip Almqvist. Check this remix of footage from the past showcasing his style, pizazz and another word which is a mix of the afore mentioned.
A new Naquan Rollings jam highlighting select talent from the English and French capital's. As to be expected there's tonnes to enjoy.
Another spectacular Tom Botwid for you full of mindboggling ledge tricks filmed by that man Makke Bengsston.
We're proud to present a new Dan Fisher-Eustance part, filmed across Europe by Jude Harrison and his "untrustworthy VX1000".
