Yeah, there’s a little surfing and skateboarding in there somewhere.
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Yes, believe it. Two of the biggest stars of the Insta-Twitterverse were in the same room at the same time for an interview and you’ll be surprised by who comes out on top. It’s Tony Hawk vs. Justin Bieber.
[Link: The Ride Channel]
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Teton Gravity Research promises this will be the absolute last trailer for the Jeremy Jones feature film Further. If you didn’t know already, here’s what it’s about:
Further will explore some of the world’s most remote terrain while continuing Jones’ mission to camp deep in the backcountry and on the summits of unridden lines to access nearly vertical spines and wide open powder fields. Starring: Jeremy Jones, Terje Haakonsen, Ryland Bell, Lucas Debari, Forrest Shearer, Josh Dirksen, Mitch Toelderer, Bibi Pekarek. On Location: Japanese Alps / Atomfjella Mountains, Norway / Karwendel Range, Austria / Wrangell Mountains, Alaska / Sierra Mountains, California
Sounds great to us. for the official word, follows he jump. [click to continue…]
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We missed the premiere last week at Young Wise Tails (Parker and Conner Coffin’s) new surf film Electric Wilderness and it looks good.
[Link: Young Wise Tails via Runamuk]
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Kai Neville is about to release his new What Youth full length feature film titled Dear Suburbia: And Excursion Into The Absurfa. The title kind of reminds us of those girls on Instagram who describe themselves as quirky or weird. Nonetheless, Dear Suburbia is destined to be the it, now, happening, thing because it features all the cool kids: Dane Reynolds, John John Florence, Yadin Nicol, Kolohe Andino, Conner Coffin, Craig Anderson, Mitch Coleborn, Dion Agius, Evan Geiselman, Chippa Wilson, Dillon Perillo, Jack Freestone, and Taj Burrow.
Anyone missing? Yeah, a couple. Oh well. If you’re in SoCal you can see the grand premiere live at The Strand in Huntington Beach, California on August 2, 2012. For all the details, click the link.
[Link: What Youth]
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Sometimes ultra realism isn’t exactly what we’re all after with video games. And nothing in Party Wave is realistic, however, it is fun in a crazy, overly animated Japanese video game way. Party Wave was developed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of the massively popular Final Fantasy series, according to a post on Kotaku.
The object is to ride waves, avoid sea life, and to get a bunch of surfers to pull off tricks without wiping out. The wave riding took some getting used so to get maximum points and pull off tricks.
Check it out on the iTunes store for $1.99.
[Link: Kotaku]
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Girls in bikinis, butts in closeup, bare backs and Jack Freestone, Ian Gentil, Peterson Crisanto, and Ruan Callinan surfing. It appears someone has done their market research. Either way it’s 24 minutes of surf bliss.
[Link via Joel Parko]
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It’s a superstar episode of the Weekend Buzz as Street League Arizona winner (and X Games gold medalist) Paul Rodriguez and Shane O’Neill convince Erica Yary and Rob Brink to take their show on the road to P-Rod’s training facility in Canoga Park, California. There’s more and it’s good.
[Link: Weekend Buzz]
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Vert dog Chris Gentry can rap. “It ain’t a rumble till I see a Phillips 66.” Here is more proof.
[Link via Thrasher]
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