Spotted this one over on Flat-Matters. Take a look at Deco‘s newest flatland rider from Japan, Tsutomu Kitayama, laying down some crazy links welcoming him to the team. I was definitely stuck wanting to see more because this dude kills it.
Product: Quintin – Landing Woodland Windbreaker
The guys over at Quintin Co. just released their new Woodland version of the Landing windbreaker. Check out the video above for a look at all of the different features, then hit up their store to pick one up!
“We know you use our product out in the streets as we do. We designed this piece with that in mind. The Landing windbreaker is a new take on a classic favorite it features a color blocked nylon body windbreaker, the whole body is mesh lined, hoodie with built in drawstring, embroidered chest logo, vented armpits, 3m taping across back, 100% nylon – This is our favorite piece of the Spring collection
Available at quintinco.com/shop”
Kim Moreno on Mankind + Bike Check
Product: Alienation – Limited Edition Rasta Rims
Head over to The Merged to get the low down on these new limited edition Rasta rims from Alienation that will be hitting shops worldwide soon.
Joby Suender Edit
Luke Marshall dropped this new edit of Joby Suender getting some street and trails time in, in Minersville, Pottsvile and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Joby brings plenty of style to the table making for a real solid watch. Take a peek!
Volume – Drew Hosselton Skatepark Quickie
Volume starting April off right. Check out this video of Drew Hosselton getting a quick session in at a cement park.
“This was originally supposed to be for something else that didn’t end up happening, but regardless….me and Drew found ourselves at the skatepark one afternoon and this fun little edit is the result of roughly an hour session with some friends. If you are interested in that beautiful yellow splatter bike Drew is riding, head HERE:
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Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Music:
Bro Safari & UFO – “2012””
Firsts: Tom Arkus
Interview by Mark Noble
Photos by Brian Yeagle
Over the years, camera and editing technology has advanced at an insane rate. With all of this new technology, filming and editing web edits and DVD’s has become something that just about anyone could pull off if they set their mind to it for a little while. It wasn’t always as easy as it is today where you can film a clip on your iPhone and have people from the other side of the world checking it out 30 seconds later. Tom Arkus is one of the guys in BMX who has been producing edits online and DVD’s way back before you had things so easy. With the release of his new Vinyl “LP” DVD, we figured it would be a great time to get ahold of Tom to find out how he got into the film side of BMX. Check out what he had to say in this fresh round of Firsts!
BSD – “Any Which Way” France
If you didn’t catch the news we dropped last night, BSD have started to upload sections from their “Any Which Way” DVD online for your viewing pleasure. Each day this week there will be another section for you to enjoy. Starting things off is the France section. Hit that play button. You won’t be disappointed!
“This is part two of the BSD ‘Any Which Way’ DVD.
Follow Kriss Kyle, Alex Donnachie and Dan Paley on a roadtrip through France as they travel from Le Havre in the north to Toulouse in the south in search of the infamous Antony Lille.”
