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Day two inside the X Games with the Olympus Stylus Tough was full of action as the men's street eliminations went down, along with the big air. See the what went down.
We got the insider perspective of yesterday's X Games 16 warm-up ripping from David Gravette, Collin Provost, Ryan Sheckler, Johnny Layton, Mark Appleyard, Nick Trapasso, Taylor Bingaman, Pedro Barros, Chad Bartie, Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain and Christian Hosoi with our Olympus Stylus Tough camera.
Davis Torgerson nabbed the Contents spread in our 2010 Am Issue with this gnarly wallride.
Local transplant and star of the film Pete Eldridge was in attendance as well as other locals Angel Ramirez, Trevor Uriona, and many more.
Garrett Hill's first Skate & Create was nearly ended by a super harsh slam. But, with the creative spirit that led to his joke band My Sinister Handshake and Blackbox's obsession with Chick-fil-A, he survived.
Braydon Szafranski, Aaron Suski, and Kevin Long extend their Wild In The Streets stay in London for a last minute filming trip for Stay Gold.
We've got another Neighborhood video coming to the site later this week. We caught up with Eli Reed in New York City and he showed us around. Here are a few photos to get you buzzed.
Fallen's cinematographer Mike Gilbert (maker of Mystery's Black and White and Ride the Sky) held it all together at Fallen's Skate & Create, but the frustration bubbles up, so I asked him after the fact, that things that he hated and didn't hate too much. Read on.
Check out this sneak preview of what California RampWorks has in store for the Park and Street courses.
Few skaters deserve a shoe more than Torey Pudwill, especially after TWS' Hallelujah. So, DVS gave him one. Check the beer pong shoe release madness.
TransWorld threw another banging Park Jam down in steamy Miami, Florida with Tyler Surrey, Jimmy Cao, Wes Kremer, and Shuriken Shannon
Chad Tim Tim, Levi Brown, Julian Davidson, and Nick Garcia took the long road to skate camp while we followed along to get some video and some new flicks. Check out the photos and stay tuned for the Road To Skate Camp mini tour video.
The BMX movie RAD had a huge influence on a generation. That generation happened to be a bunch of Fallen Footwear's riders. While stuck in the S&C warehouse, they used it as inspiration and got RAD themselves.












