Category: Video

CCS Customs X Hopps

Go all city with Hopps and Customs X by CCS. Represent where you’re from, where you’re at, or where you’re going with customizable Hopps skateboarding gear including decks, shirts, hoodies, and grip tape. Customs X lets you personalize your big city experience, pick your favorite Hopps pop flavor, and reduce the friction with a tailor-made Hopps wax graphic. Check out Jahmal Williams’ personal picks, explore the Customs X tools on your laptop or mobile device, get your made-to-order products shipped straight to your door, and then it’s time to hit the streets and enjoy the ride. Click HERE to get started!

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Spanish Mike – Stop And Chat | The Nine Club With Chris Roberts – Episode 78

Spanish Mike Stops by and Chats with The Nine Club about Felix Arguelles & Manny Santiago giving him opportunities back in the day, first filming for Ammo & Famous, re-filming Manny’s tricks after his footage got stolen, why Daniel Scales kicked P-Rod out of their group chat, not tagging filmer on instagram, filming Paul Rodriguez’s “What The P-Rod” part, reviewing some clips he filmed and much more!

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DC SHOES : JOHN GARDNER COLLECTION

John Gardner is on a mission to shine a light on suicide and mental health awareness within the skate community. To help in his efforts, John designed an eco-friendly skate collection that raises awareness while also raising funds for the Diné Skate Garden Project in New Mexico. John will be donating all of his royalties to help with the skatepark build, and DC will be matching his contribution.

John designed a 100% vegan-friendly colorway of DC’s popular Manual Hi with an organic cotton upper and IMPACT-ALG™ insoles made from algae blooms. As a gift with purchase, the shoes also come with a limited zine curated by Gardner himself—including facts about mental health, selfcare tips, breathing techniques and other tools that could be useful for anyone suffering from depression. Shop the Collection HERE.

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JENKEM – Ground Glass: Brad Cromer

Very few skate videographers attempt to capture an entire video on 16mm film. At $50 a minute, you’re at the mercy of high costs, old equipment and the consistency of skaters. Videographer James Thompson was up for the challenge and wanted to start capturing the timelessness of skating on film in 2021. Like a nod to an old Transworld montage, the crispness and warmth of film creates a sense of beauty that you get from mixing the archaic gear with a modern landscape, something digital footage of today doesn’t quite capture.

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