Have a look at some of the editorial content from Concrete Skateboarding Issue 105.
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eS Skateboards has recently launched their new website featuring a fresher more simplified layout.
Josh Kelly sent us over this video of himself, Bob Goose, Eddy Butler, Harry Warren, Khris Stamp, Roger Cobb, Mike Hudson, Jon Hull, Chris Gollop, and Sean Power. “Newfoundland has pretty harsh winters and we just finished a great edit of the local’s ripping the indoor bike park Turndown Bmx inc owned by Rob Yetman.” Check out the video here and on youtube as the guys rip to an inspirational song that brings me to my happy place.
Edited by: Bob Gosse
Transworld Skateboarding was on the scene to catch Jordan attempt to varial heel the Carlsbad gap 10 years after he first attempted it. He’s also betting $100 to get it in 3 tries. What’s gonna go down?!
Skate for fun, skate for life. That’s the idea behind the 2010 Kootenay Skateboard Series. It hopes to bring together tons of different skaters for events starting in April at Slocan City and lasting until mid September where it ends off in Castlegar.
Voting is on for Round 2 of YOUnited Nations over at the Berrics. Support your Canadian troops by voting. Be sure to take some time out and watch a lot of great footage from all over the Americas and Sweden.
Roger Skateboards adds some talent with Cesar Fernandez. They also have a new re-vamped site – check it out.
Photo Editor Brian Caissie just came back from Barcelona with a boat load of photos from Brandon DelBianco, Joey Williams, Travis Stenger, Geoff Strelow and a whole bunch of Canadian skaters. Here’s a few tid bits and watch for some amazing stuff from Concrete Skateboarding soon.
Devin Guiney put together an edit of the trip with the likes of Morgan Smith, Rob Wheeler, Brendan MacAusland, Ryan Bonnell, and Will Marshall. You can also find it on SBC and Youtube. Keep an eye out for the “Social Withdrawl” video coming out some time this year.
Congratulations to Tyler Bledsoe on his “Year’s Best Am” award from The Skateboard Mag. Check out the video.
Trickipedia is the general education page for skateboarding tricks started by the Berrics so that future generations understand the difference between frontside and backside and that there is no such thing as switch nollie half cabs.
Each week one of Skateboarding’s best will help fill Trickipedia’s pages until it is the most comprehensive reference work on the planet. This week Spencer Hamilton adds Fakie Bigspins to the mix.
