Vans | Rowley SPV skate shoe
Vans are really good at breaking down a skate shoe into the most basic components and then ensuring that what’s left is up to the job. And the Rowley SPV is the perfect testament to this.
Vans are really good at breaking down a skate shoe into the most basic components and then ensuring that what’s left is up to the job. And the Rowley SPV is the perfect testament to this.
‘Decipher Tomorrow’ is a low-fi DVD masterpiece. There are no HD sections, no frustrating skits, no 3D graphics – it’s just good quality skating. Check out the review!
Scotland’s Hanon Shop switched things up for this ASICS collaboration. Instead of just colouring-in panels, there’s a reworking that makes the Wildcats unique.
There are plenty of good skate shoe models in the Sole Tech family to choose from, but the Brandon Westgate model is a definite winner. Have a read of our review here on Trashfilter.
This film made me want to go skating: what more could I ask than that? Read our full review of Real’s hour-and-a-bit of epicness right here…
At last: a tee dedicated to those of us with piles of old VHS skate videos. The Chrome Ball and Heel Bruise VHS tee is perfect for all lounge lizards.
Winston Tseng put together this nice monologue of Marc McKee’s artwork: a glimpse into the archives of one of the most important artists in skateboarding’s history.
When Trashfilter last caught up with Mysterious Al, he was preparing to collate his work for his first solo show: ‘The Doomsday Papers’ at StolenSpace is the outstanding result.
The Nike Lunar Macleay mid-top has quite rightly racked up a few positive words online: everyone loves it. And when you see it for yourself, you’ll understand why.
When C-Law got loose with the new range of casual footwear at Addict, it was inevitable he’d be conjuring up something I’d actually like to own. Let me introduce you to the Scout.
Good skate-related books are few and far between, but this 320 page compendium of Cliché’s journey from their humble start is fully worthy of being printed and bound.
It’s been a long time coming and the ads over the past 18 months have certainly fueled our expectant minds, but Emerica’s ‘Stay Gold’ certainly lives up to the promise.
This book, fresh from Denmark, is specifically about the Copenhagen S-train scene from 1984 up to 2009. With 264 pages and over 600 photos, it’s pretty comprehensive.
Kazuki’s latest range for the adidas ObyO offshoot includes two lovely Neighborhood KZK ‘Luker’ Superstars. Read a quick rundown of them over here.
Hurtyoubad.com is as good as the internet gets, so when I heard that they were releasing a limited set of t-shirts with the guys at Topsafe, I knew they’d be impressive. Come and have a look…