A few recent things

Here's a few recent photos. Some you may have seen in print, some you haven't.

Marty Murawski and Jeremy Wray taking

a breather from the Ontario humidity this

past summer.

Kody Thompson, nosegrind through the skinny.

Jesse Landen, kickflip over the rail and into

the bank.

Marty Murawski, backside 180 nosegrind revert.

Mikey Plantus, ollie into the death bank. Shot

this on colour as well but just got the black and

white roll back.

Also updated the website with a few photos, take a look here.

Demo Daze

We're on the last few days of the Bones trip before it comes to a close. Here are some clips from the road.

Seems like as soon as the free product starts

getting tossed out kids think they have a license

to kill. Sad, but true.

Demo kids.

Tried to get serious at a rail, the dogs were

not cooperating.

Jared stressing over the dogs.

Marty figuring out manuals at

CBC. It got figured out quick.

This chick was ripping so Jared

put her on the Bones team on the

spot.

Some dude acting a fool at CBC.

Crunch time!

Bones Trip

Got the chance to go on a Toronto+surrounding area trip with part of the Bones Wheels team. Been pretty tight so far, here are some cell pictures from the road. Big thanks to Norm and Brian for hooking this one up!

Marty at Ultimate Distribution.

Norm is the TM at Ultimate East and he

cooked us a feast at his house on the lake. In

the meantime J.S. met a new friend.

He also kept it real while roasting marshmallows.

Couch surfed for a day at a friend Ashley's

place. Nice view of the harbor front.

Also got the chance to catch up with my pal

Aaron over some pad thai.

Congratulations Marty!

Fellow friend Marty Murawski was turned pro this past week. Congratulations dude!

Cuenta la Mierda de Perro

Ah yes, we're still being eager beavers and doing the skate tourist deal but we've been getting busier and actually shooting some photos. I'm not too sure what we're going to do next month without Matt here, he's always the one to wake us up, drag us out of bed and get us to go skating before noon. Since we've actually been skating spots other than Macba and Parallel we've also been meeting some new skate buddies and getting casual pro sightings - it's pretty tight! I can't tell you whether or not these updates are going to become consistent so sit tight.

This rail was a ton of fun. Byron,

just-learned nollie front feeble.

Matthew, back smith.

Marty showed up for a day. He's on some next

level trickery.

Matt, gap 5050.

"I hate manuals." Byron, kickflip nose wheelie

nollie flip.

Zed

It was on July the 4th that Mr. Austerberry had to work until 2:30am so we decided to go skate beforehand, wait up afterwards and go skate with him when he got off work. We headed on out for our mission to the university(ASU) and cruised around. Keep in mind we began our cruise mission at 4:30am. We kept it pretty local in the spots we skated, only hitting up some things a few streets over from each other but it was fun nonetheless. With a dilirious Jim in tow, we all packed it in and were home in bed by 7am.

The evening prior to our morning. Kevin, a
big back 180.


Marty battled with tricks.


Mountains at 4:30 in the A.M.


Duke, ollie through.


Hanging out in an alleyway before most people
get up. No big.


Bill, nosegrind.


Gotta love skateboarding! Arizona
is a blast.