Recently this 18-year-old kid (now 19) from London named Austin Bristow hit us up with an idea for a new video segment. The concept was pretty straightforward: show off a few locals from the area who, despite holding their own on a board, might not get as much shine as some of the bigger names. These types of clips are coming out of everywhere these days, from Vancouver to New York, but we had yet to see one from London. Obviously, we were curious to see what Austin could whip up.
Sure, you might be thinking London is just another one of those major metropolitan areas that’s getting a lot of coverage these days, so what’s the point? There’s definitely a vivid scene there already, centered around staples like Southbank, and crews like the Palace guys, but I don’t think skateboard media as a whole has given them as much shine as they should be getting, at least not here in America.
In collaboration with Rock Solid Distribution, we present the fifth installment of our Regulate series. Peep it in the player above, all shot in the chuddy streets of London.
the skaters in order of appearance:
Kyle Wilson
Karim Nassar
John Shanahan
Sam Roberts
Charlie Birch
Logun Seetal
Daniel Kim
Jeremy Jones
Nelly Mayele
Cam Barr AKA CUMDOG MILLIONAIRE



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June 7, 2017 4:14 pm
Someone tell me the name of the last song in regulate 005 I beg
June 8, 2017 12:19 pm
i hope they go back and vandalize that guys food truck for behaving like that
June 11, 2017 3:46 pm
that last guy!
June 12, 2017 8:32 am
That goofy clothing style in skateboarding today is incomprehensible.
Silly.