John Desimas. Back Smith.
Roll over to Focus Magazine's website for an interview of Elliot and Chris, the filmmakers behind "Sea Level". Those guys talk about filming the video, and about their clothing line, Emulsion. Check it out here.
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Friday, July 17, 2009
Street Gaps
The Dudes over at In The Gnar posted up a cool subject about Street Gaps with the photo of EB team rider and all around good dude John Desimas
This is what the site says...
"I don’t think there could possibly be a better term to describe street gaps as “something out of nothing”. For something that isn’t even really a “spot”, the street gap has become a standard amongst street skateboarders and bmxers alike. The ability to do bigger and different things over the gap only adds to the functionality. You could do everything from a kickflip to an ollie, a barspin to a truckdriver, f*ck it, you could do a laserflip and it would still be rad. Without over analyzing something that is relatively simple, street gaps are fun because they are in every city and they all go back to the root of BMX and Skateboarding, jumping over things. Which, in my own opinion, is best part. The skate photo above is by Xeno and was seen on Focus Skate mag."
This is what the site says...
"I don’t think there could possibly be a better term to describe street gaps as “something out of nothing”. For something that isn’t even really a “spot”, the street gap has become a standard amongst street skateboarders and bmxers alike. The ability to do bigger and different things over the gap only adds to the functionality. You could do everything from a kickflip to an ollie, a barspin to a truckdriver, f*ck it, you could do a laserflip and it would still be rad. Without over analyzing something that is relatively simple, street gaps are fun because they are in every city and they all go back to the root of BMX and Skateboarding, jumping over things. Which, in my own opinion, is best part. The skate photo above is by Xeno and was seen on Focus Skate mag."
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Friday, June 12, 2009
What's up skate gang?
New Skate Gear came in today from 1031, Alien, Habitat, Venture, and the homies over at Deathwish Skateboards.
Lets start this off with Landshark and 1031
Re-up on the Landshark Goods. 53 and 55mm.
No Picture, but we got some boards from Svitak and the Gang at 1031
New Wood from Alien Workshop
Habitat Wood Too.
New Trucks from Venture. Did you see Gallant's Welcome to Circa Video?
Dudes over at Deathwish got some new wood in the shop also
EB's own John Desimas and Alex Filho got First and Second in this Deathwish Contest down in CT.
We also got the Baker/Deathwish Summer Tour Video In Today. It's kinda gnarly. 18+ only for the video please.
Lets start this off with Landshark and 1031
Re-up on the Landshark Goods. 53 and 55mm.
No Picture, but we got some boards from Svitak and the Gang at 1031
New Wood from Alien Workshop
Habitat Wood Too.
New Trucks from Venture. Did you see Gallant's Welcome to Circa Video?
Dudes over at Deathwish got some new wood in the shop also
EB's own John Desimas and Alex Filho got First and Second in this Deathwish Contest down in CT.
We also got the Baker/Deathwish Summer Tour Video In Today. It's kinda gnarly. 18+ only for the video please.
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