Archive for the 'Skate & Street' Category

Adidas launch skateboard website

Friday, June 2nd, 2006

Adidas are soon to launch their new line of skateboard shoes. Living legends Mark Gonzales and Lance Mountain are on the team. The line will include some special collabs as well as new models. Register at their website, for a chance to win a limited edition adidas / Krooked deck, designed by Mark Gonzales . […]

The Gonz is going strong

Thursday, June 1st, 2006

a NY thing – street wear for the über hipsters of NY – recently held the premier screening of the Krooked movie. Apparently it was an evening of all family fun. Legends such as Futura dropped by to pay their respect to the almighty Gonz (Mark Gonzales). www.anewyorkthing.com Pictures from the event from Freshness Mag

Wheelman – Another wacky hybrid

Thursday, June 1st, 2006

Meet “Wheelman” an Australian made motorized skateboard, well kind of anyway. With full tank you can ride around for an hour and a half at the speed of 19mph. The speed is controlled by a pneumatic ball held in your hand, the more you squeeze, the faster you go. Wheelman website [via TechEBlog]

Bob Burnquist frontflip

Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006

Here’s two clips of Bob Burnquist from the Mega Ramp contest in Mexico City when Bob pulled of a frontflip. The first one is his first attempt and the second one is when he nailed it. Not that good video, but it’s still pretty impressive. Bob Burnquist first frontflip attempt Bob Burnquist frontflip

Danny Way backflip

Monday, May 22nd, 2006

During the Mega Ramp contest in Mexico City, some wild things went down. Danny Way pulled of two backflips during practice runs and Bob Burnquist pulled of a front flip a couple of days later. I’ll be back with more info about the front flip. Movie clip: Danny Way Mega backflip Photos from the event

More Jason Lee skateboarding

Friday, May 19th, 2006

I wrote a post a while ago with Jason Lee skateboarding in the movie “Visual sound”. Here’s a “new” lookback, a young Jason Lee in the film “Video days” produced by Spike Jonze. You can’t miss the part in the end where Jason sings.

3 feet high skate deck exhibit

Tuesday, May 16th, 2006

“3 feet high” is an art exhibit, art made on skateboard decks. 65 decks are on display, the artists comes from all over and the styles vary pretty much. They have one thing in common though, they are all awesome and I wouldn’t mind having one. Check out the decks at 3 feet high website […]