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I honestly was waiting for some funny clips to get tossed into this, but they didn’t happen. Just straight up Matt McCallum killing it for the Crispy Stream. Weird… but damn good.
“Deadly serious edit of Matthew McCallum filmed for Crispy Stream over the last few months.
Shot in Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.
DVX100B
FCP7 Studio
Song: The O’Jays ‘Hold On’“
It looks like the guys over at Simple Session have some limited edition apparel dropping for this years contest (which is in 4 days!) You can pick up these fresh Quintin hats and some t-shirts. It sounds like you will have to be at this years event to pick this stuff up, but I’m sure if they have any left over they will be able to see it online. Digging the hats for sure.
Will Talamelli didn’t let 40 mile per hour winds keep him and his friends down from getting some riding in. Here’s a look at two of the spots they were able to get some riding in at.
There’s definitely some real solid riding in this.
“I spent a morning filming BMX riders Brent Cooper and Mike Mirfitt throwing down at the Sandstone Skate Park in Longmont, Colorado.
Filmed/Edited by Scott Klumb at SMK Media”
Phil Mauerer, Joe Embrey, Aaron Clarke and Adam Blythe spent their winters indoors at some of the finest skateparks, which happen to be in Scotland. Check out some of the footage they compiled over the winter in this new edit.
Osiris‘ Eki Vainikka from Finland gives you a look at the NYC83 VLC and then proceeds to show you how to get a proper session in with them on. Take a look!
Robo, Freak and Eric Trepanier made the drive out to Beloeil, Quebec to check out the skatepark there. Here’s the footage from the days session. Plenty of goodies in this.
Filmed/Edited by: Eric Trepanier.
Music: The Hood Internet – Sisters Of Chicago-Rillas
Alfie Pritchard spends the day cruising around the Legacy XS park in Benfleet Essex. This dude has plenty of barspin and whip combos that make for a real good watch. Bar catch opposite bar? Yeeeep.
Filmed by George Head
Edited by George Head
