Features

As the newest official member of the Hopps Skateboards crew, we're proud to announce and host Mark Del Negro's first video piece for the Hopps brand. We caught up with Mark to get a few words from him about his history in the east coast skate scene and to warm us all up for his new edit. So click ahead and meet Hopps' newest crew member, and enjoy.

Hiroki Muraoka lives in Tokyo, Japan while being pro for a skateboard brand based out of Philadelphia, PA. A crazy arrangement that can make communication and skate bro-downs a little difficult at times. We got one of Hiroki's fellow teammates, Rich Adler, to call him up and get the skinny on his new pro status, skating in Tokyo and what the hell a "kugullie" is?........read the full story.

Back by popular demand, it's the Raw Tapes feature, bringing you all those behind the scenes clips you never really cared to see. But we're forcing them on you anyways. This new episode, #9, features raw footage from the filming of Static II in London with a gaggle of dope shredders. Check it out.

Has this unpredictable weather been getting you down? Have you been feeling neglected by the Theories crew and yearning for some new footage? Well, fret no longer because Josh Stewart just hit the "export" button on Final Cut Pro and we're ready to get you hyped with an all new Theories short. Enjoy "Initiation".

It's hard to believe, but 2017 marks the TEN YEAR anniversary of the Theories brand. We have set out to celebrate this milestone with a series of homage and collab graphics throughout the year. And we launched the first of these pieces with the SP17 line and the "Decade" graphic. But do you know the real history of Theories and TOA? Click ahead to read the full story.

Hailing from the long forgotten southeastern US, the Threads Collective has been quietly producing some of the raddest independent video projects for years now, right under your nose. Video makers Matt Creasy, Alex Rose and Chris Thiessen have been developing a unique video platform that not only introduces awesome, underground talent but also offers a new twist on the skate video experience. And they just finished their newest epic........"Supervisual"

Most fascinating mysteries lie deep in mankind's history.....riddles remaining unsolved throughout generations past. But one incredible mystery has not only been lying right under your nose for the past 30 years, but you've most likely been walking on top of it and didn't even know it. Welcome to the mystery of the Toynbee tiles.

Yeah, yeah, yeah....we're a little late on getting this list put together. But this isn't really an easy task with the definition of a "skate video" changing so rapidly these days. But we wracked our brains and came up with what we're pretty confident is the defining list of the raddest video projects of 2016. Or....maybe not. You decide.

The Magenta team checks in from France in this new edit playing now on Thrasher. Plazas, alleys and endless nooks and crannies make Paris one of the greatest playgrounds on Planet Earth. Magenta pays homage to the French capitol.

To coincide with the release of issue 5 of Push Periodical zine, the Push Periodical boys just released an awesome new video piece by VX-master Zach Chamberlain entitled "The Push Sprinkles Partial World Tour". The video features a gaggle of TOA homies including Glenn Fox, Taylor Nawrocki and Connor Kamerer. Check it out by clicking ahead.

POSCA TV just posted a really rad video short giving a hilarious overview of Soy Panday's creative process creating artwork and skateboard graphics. It's definitely worth a few minutes of your time so click ahead to have a gander.

Deep Dish has now created a 4 video deep (pardon the pun) legacy of awesome videos and sick underground skateboarding. And now, after only a year of heavy filming and hard work, Mark Dunning and the Deep Dish boys are back with a new project and it's the best one yet. Click ahead to check out the all new Deep Dish video that just went live online this week.

Jenkem Mag recently caught up with the three pros at Hopps Skateboards and captured a short little offering of interview questions and some new photos of the crew shredding. The feature also includes links to all three of their Static 456 video parts, live online for the first time. Click ahead to check it out.

We're stoked to introduce this new little video project from the Magenta boys featuring a collaboration they just released with Amsterdam's Pop Trading Co. Along with a rad new collab deck and a couple of dope tees, they've also released an awesome new edit from their trip. Click ahead to check it out

Domingo stands for Sunday, that special day of the week where the homies meet up for a skate. That being said Magenta presents Dimanche, the French Domingo episode, filmed in the streets of Bordeaux (and a tiny bit of Marseille) during a visit from the very talented Australian Josh Roberts.

After noticing this afternoon that Jake Rupp's part from the original Static video has never been posted to our Youtube channel, we decided to treat you to a little #TBT. So we uploaded the highest quality version this side of the Milky Way. So click ahead for stroll down memory lane.

After showing an extended version of their trailer at all of the premieres for the Polar video around the USA, we expected to see the trailer go live soon after. But the Traffic guys decided to hold off until the video was a little closer to reality and now it's finally gone live.......check it out.

We've been really lucky that skaters have shown so much respect to the Static series over the years and held off from uploading many of the parts on Youtube. We also have tried to keep the series mostly secured within the circular plastic strong box of the DVD format. But today, we are releasing one of our favorite parts online to help remind some of you why Quim Cardona is held in such high regard as the east coast legend that he is. Click ahead to check it out.

The TOA crew got together this past winter and formed like Voltron on the west coast to escape the NY winter and bring the dudes together from their scattered locales across the globe. We're stoked to announce that the 9 minute video piece is finally ready and just went live over at the Jenkem Mag site. Grab your surfboard and click ahead to check it out.

Joel Meinholz is loose in the streets dodging people and bending their minds in this new Bones Bearing edit. Here's some clips of Joel from a recent trip to LA and some extras from NYC as well. Enjoy.