A couple months worth of skateboarding at Thrasher’s Double Rock park. Enjoy.

via Slap Magazine

Enjoi Rolling Dirty with Big Blue part 2 is online now. Cairo Foster, Louie Barletta and Jerry Hsu join up with the rest of the team for the second leg of the three week cross-country mission! Tons more photos plus another new video!

Canadian skate mag Color is back with a brand new website and a shit load of content to keep you busy for the new year, good stuff. Check out the New Zealand Tour bonus article from the Riding the Long White Cloud bicycle/skate tour by John Rattray for starters.

via Club Mumble

Color Magazine’s website is now more than just daily updates from the magazine staff, and a controlled list of talented contributors in all areas of the sport, art, and culture of skateboarding. Now you can enjoy quality photo and video content you won’t find anywhere else. Full screen photo viewing and HD video without the usual clutter. Explore the calendar of events and check back for event photos. Plus, if you’re a registered user, you can share your own events and photos! Did I mention you can sign in with your Facebook account to gain access to comments and sharing options? Get the scoop on what’s new on the paper side of things. Sign up to receive either print, or all new digital copies that you can share with your friends!

Cruise to the “Corner Store” and get yourself some limited edition merch including collaborative products produced by Color with your favorite brands, + back issues, art prints and more.

ColorMagazine.ca

via Boardistan

Yet another bullshit company comes to light for 2010. Beverly Skates, going squarely after the mall skater demographic. There is an infinite amount of ways to pick apart this crap, but my favorites are the lack of an actual team and not one picture of any one riding a skateboard. Nice work, good luck.

we are so, totally, like skateboarders bro.

nice trophy.

letter jacket, check. white guy with dreads, check. fake haired chick with vans, check. 2010 is ours!

Pilot Light wrapped up his top 10 picks for best video parts of the year placing Jake Johnson squarely at #1. Here’s the list:

1. Jake Johnson - Mind Field, Quartersnacks edit
2. Chewy Cannon - Diagonal
3. Grant Taylor - Debacle
4. Eli Reed - Zoo York State of Mind
5. Heath Kirchart - Mind Field
6. Dennis Busenitz - Diagonal
7. Bobby Worrest - Right Foot Forward
8. Pat Burke - Radio Television
9. Chet Childress - God Save the Label
10. Luke Croker - Deluxe Catalog

Check out the rationale and all the parts at Boil The Ocean.

via Sidewalk Mag

The full half hour long Kill City “Hobo Code” UK tour video is now on the interweb, covering the Kill City teams ghetto-as-you-like summer tour as they camped their way from Milton Keynes to the North East then back down to deepest, darkest Wales.

See issue 159 of the mag for the full tour article, complete with words by Caradog, and watch the Dainton produced tour video underneath, featuring Joe Lynskey, Dave Davies, Caradog Emanuel, Nicky Howells, Jess Young, Skelly, Jake Collins and Sam Pulley.

Dustin Dollin continues to pump out the best skateboarding reality show not on television. In this episode, Lizard King talks about his beatdown/nosejob at the hand of Geoff Rowley and his coke snorting first aid plan. Mermaids, falling off the wagon and so much more. For this I’m making up a new word, unmissable. “This is the best fuckin’ life I’ve ever lived.” -Lizard King

Burnout interviews Antwuan during the Low Life Tour over at Thrasher. “I don’t want problems…going to jail and shit, but it just happens ya know. Shit just happens.” -Antwuan Dixon

Looking foward to the PWBC mashup…

Another day, another Mika Edin clip. Apparently in Sweden only tricks starting with a 360 kickflip will count, so Mika Edin decided to work it out on this rail. To noseblunt slide, nosegrind, willy grind, whatevs, just ride away.

Alright, listen up, this is important. If you support real skateshops, they support skateboarding and skateboarding grows organically through people that live skateboarding. Deluxe has come up with a way to make sure you can get any Deluxe products directly from your local shop, it’s called SkateShop Connect. This promotes sales in your town and stimulates your local skate economy instead of mail-order. Initiatives like this are the reason skateboarding will survive the mainstream madness. Check it out.