Brian Lotti and The Malloys elevate the art of the skate video with 1st & Hope. It's got a custom Beck soundtrack for crissake. As for the skating, the video is less concerned about capturing the gnarliest trick, rather it focuses on...
expand review the feeling of meeting your friends and skating around the big open metropolis of downtown LA. But instead of your half-ass crew, you're rolling with some of the scene's finest, hitting every obstacle in the way. The cinematic camera work is shot in a way that really makes you feel like you're there (awesome for us ex-skaters and dreamers). Skaters include: Eric Dressen, Brian Lotti, Kenny Anderson, Mike Carroll, Marc Johnson, Ray Barbee, Caswell Berry, Paul Rodriguez, Mark Appleyard, Joey Brezinski, Scott Johnston, Shiloh Greathouse, Matt Hensley, Tom Knox, Ocean Howell, and others. Bonus features include interviews. 40 minutes, recommended.
-mgmnt
If you know the name Daewon Song, you know it stands for complete mastery of the skateboard. Street, rails, gaps, manuals, you name it, he's like top ninja of the trickwood. Add the ultimate hesher/tech skater Chris Haslan and a perfect miniramp,...
expand review and your in for a visual treat different to all skate vids. Daewon and Haslan rip this miniramp with tricks that combine a hybrid of street and stunt skating unlike anything else out there. Grinds behind a curtain(like a surfer in a pipeline), inventive setups, insane choreographed tricks, and solo parts that'll make your jaw fall. In fact, some of the tricks are so mindblowing, multiple rewinds were definitely in order. Runs approx. 20-25 min. plus some great bonus footage which features solo runs, and friends like Cooper Wilt and Lewis Marnell. Highly recommended. -C'mish
Everyone knows Pharrell can't skate, but that doesn't mean dude doesn't have enough pull to go hire a team of skaters and send them touring around the world! East coast, West coast, Midwest, Japan, Spain - all ripping the hot street skate...
expand review spots in fresh krispy BAPEsters. Honestly, I grew up skating looking up to Hawk & Jason Lee, so when I first saw this, I groaned. But after watching it, there's some serious ripping on here. Especially from that lil' gromit Jacob Walder. Keep an eye on that kid (reminds me of modern day Guy Mariano). Others skaters include Cato Williams, Jimmy Gorecki, Terry Kennedy and Kevin Booker. The entire DVD is filled to the brim with Pharrell and Neptunes beats, which I don't mind, but watch out for the occasional Pharrell soap box moment - yeeks! Special appearances by Nigo (BAPE), Chad Hugo, Teriyaki Boyz, Rob Dyrdek and more. Tons of tomfoolery involved. Approximately 75 minutes. -C'mish
Chocolate brings you their board shorts laced with detailed sketches of every dirty street icon imaginable. The waist is lace adjustable and comes with a cargo pocket on the right leg. with leak holes so you don't get weighed down When the...
expand review heat beats down, you'll be needing a pair like these.
fit: standard board short
fabric: thin, 100% polyester -C'mish
If you're interested at all in skateboarding, pick this up now! It's a Clyde Singleton production damnit! I know I'm gettin' adamant, but I just browsed this DVD and it's all I can say. I'm frakkin' speechless. This is some of the...
expand review rawest street skating I've seen in a while. Features the likes of Lamar Hemmings, Darrell Stanton, Kevin Taylor, Jeremy Holmes, Nyjah Huston, Kellen James and many more. Don't know most of these guys (I'm real old school like Santa Cruz) but I sure as hell do now. This video has more rails, gaps and stairs than you can shake a stick at and the tricks are completely sickening. As you can guess by the name and the KMD "Black Bastards" cover, this is the first "minority" DVD with hardly any white dudes on here. This shit rules hard. Google for the trailer and get your face melted. -C'mish
Have you ever made a shitty movie or skate video with your friends? It's low budget and the acting or skating sucks balls, but you have so much fun and you even get to score it with your favorite music, Scorsese style....
expand review Basically this video is the best ever "bros just fucking around" video. It's got all the elements: bad filming, bad skating, credits that are longer than the video, and on and on. Threre is one crucial difference. Some of the skating in this is totally mind blowing. If you've been out of skating for a while, this is a must see. PJ Ladd's part is like skate gold. It's that raw shit you dream about, just some kid that's totally ill going for it with so much style. Ladd's done bigger and better tricks recently but nothing that has this kind of energy. If you're getting old and fat like me, this will make you cry for the days of just hanging out and skating, not worrying about bills, taxes and all that shit. I really can't stress how this video captures everything that's good about being young and skating and having fun. With parts from at-the-time soon-to-be pros PJ Ladd, Ryan Gallant and Jeremy Rodgers and stylish additional parts from their Boston crew, the skating is top notch, the music is great and Ladd hits with one of the best music choices for a part ever. I don't know, I just can't say enough how many times I've watched this and been totally entertained. When it came out it was in my DVD player for like 6 months and is still in constant rotation. A must own skate video, one of the best of the 00 decade. -Roctakon
It seems Element is finally done riding the Bam hype machine and is back to straight business with this new video. It's not like they went anywhere, they've become sort of NY Yankees of skate teams over the years. Nyjah Huston hits...
expand review leadoff, and I only have two words for this skate prodigy: "little freak!" His part would have been the finale if you went on pure difficulty. My other favorites include Tosh Townend who destroys everything he skates, Tony Tave who probably does the most stylish flips ever, the very original Brent Atchley, and the sunglass-sporting Darrell Stanton (why do black skaters always have the best style?). As for filming style, this is one of the best executed videos yet. The filming is super-professional, utilizing interesting POV and multiple angles. The title screens throughout the video are pure class (floating type!), and the soundtrack features very complimentary downtempo beats. No gimmicks here, just solid skating. Other skaters featured include: Chad Muska, Chad Tim Tim, Brent Atchley, Mike Vallely, Bam Margera, Mike Barker, Jimmy Lannon, Levi Brown, Dallas Rockvam, and Collin Provost. Special appearances by Josh Rio, Michael Mackrodt, Soichiro Nakajima, Bas Janssen, Bucky Lasek, Chris Senn, Jeremy Wray, Ray Barbee, Vanessa Torres, Kevin Terpening and Lacey Baker. All region. 80 minutes. -the mgmnt
Enjoi's going big with this one, collaborating with Parra to do the graphic for Jerry Hsu's new deck. Seeing how Parra and Jerry Hsu have that Midas touch when it comes to anything graphics and skate related, I'd get doubles of this...
expand review just to keep one on ice! Solid street style deck, with awesome colors, and lyrics from Styx's best song ever, "Mr. Roboto." Can't really do no wrong here. -C'mish
Brand new collabortion between Enjoi and Parra. I don't keep up with new skaters too often, but this Weiger Van Wageningen dude is the real deal! Check his part in the Nike SB Nothing But The Truth DVD when you get a...
expand review chance. He's got all the elements of a great skater: speed, tech, guts, style and grace. Definitely deserving of this ill Parra deck with winning lyrics from the Smiths' "Stop Me If You've Heard This One Before." An instant classic. -C'mish
Lab keeps you up with joneses, offering one of the most hyped skate DVDs of 2006. Enjoi offers that cool mix of style, good music, and kick-ass skating. Jerry Hsu's double length part is getting massive amounts of hype, as he kills...
expand review all sorts of terrain while skating to some sensitive rock shit. Additional skaters include: Caswell Berry, Jose Rojo, Clark Hassler, Louie Barletta, and others. Bonus features include: behind the scenes, additional footage, team outtakes. Packaged in book style CD case. -the mgmnt
Your ears will thank you for copping the Becker beanie. The wool blend keeps your head warm but the real attraction here is the fleece liner on the inside that not only helps your ears stay warm, but also keeps your...
expand review forehead from getting all itchy.
Fabric: 50% Wool/50% Acrylic -Hires
Your ears will thank you for copping the Becker beanie. The wool blend keeps your head warm but the real attraction here is the fleece liner on the inside that not only helps your ears stay warm, but also keeps your...
expand review forehead from getting all itchy.
Fabric: 50% Wool/50% Acrylic -Hires
The pattern of the season (or, the last two or three seasons, really) continues to dominate this fall. The nice thing about plaid is that it pretty much automatically matches all the other plaid stuff you've bought so far. Four...
expand review stars on the front, logo on the back and New Era logo on the side.
-Hires
Stripes on the outside, fully quilted nylon lining on the inside. Although it's technically a hoodie, it feels and keeps you warm like a jacket. Details feature a fine embroidery of their pirate skull logo on the left chest. Superior quality for...
expand review the price. Standard fit. -Cmish
Wow, check the quality. This is going to be your favorite hoody. Firstly, it features a quilted nylon interior, it's almost a jacket. The subtle vertical stripes in blue tones is the anti-allover. The very small skull patch seals the deal....
expand review True fit (aka medium fits like medium). -the mgmnt
Great fall hoodie from Fourstar, nice and light to carry you through the brisk months (before things turn downright cold).
Fit: Standard
Fabric: 100% Soft Cotton -Hires
The Legendary Mark Gonzales, looking like the famous Unemployd Lloyd or Cosmo "Get On My Level" stickers. If you never heard of him, Mark is the man. His eccentric acts and fearless attitude helped form street skating to what it is today....
expand review Look up the legendary Gonz Gap for a peek into his legacy. Standard fit. -Cmish
Fourstar gets their Hubble on! Pretty easy to keep things in perspective (we are TINY) when you have the endless expanse of the cosmos splayed out across your chest.
Fit: Standard
Fabric: 100% Cotton -Hires
Stylish medium weight hoodie from Fourstar's holiday line. Plain black on the outside with four stars on the left and lined with an inside all-over print of their "Marshall" star pattern. Heavy enough for the chilly days, light enough for all year....
expand review And If you're tired of black, be ballsy and reverse it. Standard fit. -Cmish
Fourstar's mosaic wallet takes the company's iconic logo and spreads it all over, embroidering it one more time for good measure. Nylon construction, velcro fastener. -Hires
Fourstar supes up the plain black hoodie by giving it a cush, fully quilted nylon interior lining. Inviting isn't it? It's like the ultimate staple for cold weather. Superior quality for the price. Standard fit. -Cmish
Loving these plain hoodies from Fourstar. Simple and clean from the outside with a fourstar logo on the left chest, lined with a classy print on the inside. Awesome quality for the price. Standard fit. -Cmish
These vintage-wash jeans have a relaxed fit and are definitely built to be comfortable and rugged, rather than fancy. They also feature a button fly, and Fourstar patches on the back.
Fit: Standard/Relaxed
Fabric: 100% Cotton -Hires
Girl's keeping it true to the game, with these simple stitched cutoffs. Nothing too dazzling here, just custom hardware and a Girl patch on the back. They're so normal, these could easily become everyday-ers.
fit: standard short
fabric: 65% polyester, 35% cotton -C'mish
Yeah baby. Unless you're a skate fanatic, completes are the only way to ride. No hassle, no fuss. Just open and cruise. This one's constructed by Girl skateboards for Crailtap and features all the fixings for your warm weather cruising. A cool...
expand review tribute to the old school, with solid contemporary hardware. Love how the actual deck has a graphic of another old school deck. It's pretty meta.
Width: 7.875 -C'mish
You've seen the kick ass Girl "Mouse" DVD. It was only a matter of time, before Mouse got turned into a mouse pad! Brilliant(not really), but it's sure better than that ratty, bacteria infested, coffee stained one you've been using for the...
expand review last 3 years. -C'mish
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