This part is so good it gives me goosebumps. Mysteriously appearing late yesterday, The Worble put it out in collaboration with Thrasher. I can’t quite put my finger on it, but somehow it captures an aspect of skateboarding that is rarely so well documented without coming off “artsy” or try hard. The sounds of Phillip Glass accompanied by shots of nature and the uninhibited skateboarding of Dave Mull taps into a sense of freedom. With gritty NYC and “urban” montages becoming a bit of a #trend recently, this part skating rural and suburban areas conveys the beauty and loneliness of skateboarding that is all too familiar for anyone that doesn’t live in LA, NYC or any other big city.
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A CHAT WITH LUDVIG HAKANSSON, THE OLDEST SOUL IN SKATEBOARDING
The man loves to read Nietzche, skates in some expensive vintage gear, and paints in his own neoclassical-meets-abstract-expressionist style.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF FUEL TV
Walk through the history of Fuel TV, the first dedicated TV channel for skateboarding and action sports.
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LOUIE BARLETTA ON LEAVING ENJOI AND WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS
"When I quit last week, my thought was that I was gonna just chill and not do anything."
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GONE ON TOUR, BE BACK SOON!
Consider this a temporary "out of office" notice.
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SKATERS RECOMMEND THEIR FAVORITE SKATE PANTS
We hit up some pro skaters and Jenkem contributors known for their 'fits to offer recommendations.
April 19, 2015 9:50 pm
So we are just 50-50ing houses now?!
This is street skating at its purest form.
April 20, 2015 10:05 am
Awesome and original, but couldn’t help thinking about the “gay bird moment” in Baker 3 :)
April 20, 2015 7:20 pm
HAHA FUCK THAT SHIT
July 29, 2015 4:47 pm
This chit is beautiful. results of hardwork, dedication and persistence. All positive qualities in a human. Anyone who views skateboarding as negative is ignorant