Check out this fresh edit of Denis Stepanov slaying the streets of Moscow, Russia for Etnies. Tons of goodness in this one!
Filmed/Edited by: ARTEM IVANOV
Music: Ron Contour & Factor – Wondrous Things
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Check out this fresh edit of Denis Stepanov slaying the streets of Moscow, Russia for Etnies. Tons of goodness in this one!
Filmed/Edited by: ARTEM IVANOV
Music: Ron Contour & Factor – Wondrous Things
Looks like Jeff Evans is off to a good start with Ten Pack and Skavenger. So damn good.
“We’re real stoked to welcome Jeff Evans to the Ten Pack family and to have him repping Skavenger for us. Jeff has been one of those riders that everyone has heard about even from his days in Newfoundland. He’s out on the west coast now and has been killing spots all over the Vancouver area.
Filmed and edited by Jeremy Deme”
Eastern dropped this new edit of Nick Digeroloma getting creative at the Animal House for this weeks Friday Flick. Check it!
“Nick DiGeroloma sent me over this edit and asked what I thought. I was smiling after the first clip. This video is real fun and filled with some real difficult moves. The title of the video came came from the fact that these is a can-can in every line. So press play and we hope you have as much fun watching as Nick did riding in it.
Filmed and Edited by: Thomas Glen”

Hit the ESPN website to check out a fresh video of Jeff Cadger laying it down on the streets of Los Angeles. You won’t want to miss this one.
Mongoose did an awesome job with this one. The riding was awesome and the filming and editing is dialed. This looks like it was a real good time too.
“Mongoose BMX riders Paul Ryan, Greg Illingworth, Steve McCann, Cam White, Jack Fahey, Ben Wallace and Julien Masse take to the streets, trails and parks of Lyon, France.“

It’s that time again for another Through The Lens photo contest! This time around we’ve partnered up with a Quintin Co. for some dialed prizes for your photos.
This time around we’re looking for your best photo that you shot!
Here are the rules:
1. The photo can be of street, park, trails or even flatland if you
want.
2. You are allowed to use flashes or whatever equipment you want to
shoot the photo.
3. You are allowed to edit the photo. Here’s a little advice on how to
make your shot look good.
4. You are allowed to enter more than once.
5. All photos must be ORIGINAL and never before seen!
6. The photo MUST be shot by you. Stealing photos for this is sleezy!
You don’t want to be sleezy.
7. This contest is open to all amateur photographers. Professionals, you
are already getting paid for your work, so let’s let these guys have
some fun.
The contest will run until September 24thth where we will pick the top 10 photos. Then we will pass the top 10 on to the Quintin Co. team to pick the top 3 photos!
1st place will get a Cream Duke hat and a pair of Quincy Chinos.
2nd place will get a Black / Camo Nitniuq hat and Olson beanie.
3rd place will get a Charcoal Script hat.
To enter, head over to our Facebook Page and drop your photo on the wall. Please put “TTL Contest #3” as the description of the photo just to make sure we don’t miss it! Easy as that!
On September 24th we will take all the photos and pick the top 10 winners and let the Quintin team pick the top 3. We
will also drop a photogallery featuring some of the honorable mention submissions as well! We will notify the winners through a Facebook message, so keep your eyes out for that if you submit a photo!
Now, get to work! The clock is ticking! Oh, and don’t forget to Like Quintin Co.’s Facebook Page while you are at it!
Please leave any questions in the comments!
Iz Pulido brings some fresh heat to the table for this new Cult edit! You’re going to want to see this. By far one of the steeziest looking crank arm slides I’ve ever seen…
Filmed and edited by Veesh
Osiris dropped this quick new edit featuring Devon Smillie and Sean Ricany getting down on some spots around Southern California. They must have been sitting on these clips for a minute since it looks like Devon was still on a Felt in this.
Filmed and edited by Miles Rogoish