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Chris Smith and the boys skated a DIY park yesterday in the sun. From here in cold, snowy and bleak Europe, it looks like the best session...

David Sizemore and Chris Smith put in some serious work for the latter's Shangri La section, and this b-roll footage will give you an insight of how...

Whether 2015 was an awesome or a terrible year is up for debate. If you are more of the "glass half empty" type, then it is undeniable that the state...

Monday's deliveries have been quite irregular for the Valo brand, but this week didn't disappoint with two of Atlanta's heavy hitters in one episode!...

Chris Smith was recently announced as the new Ground Control team rider with a “Watchlist 13” edit. The concept is to give us 13 reasons why he...

Chris Smith and Carson Starnes are in San Francisco for eight days. Check out how they destroy the city in this fine nine minute edit. Enjoy!

Here you´ve got an edit filmed and edited by David Amkhinich. Chris Smith shows off with some clean steet and park leftovers from 2009 -...

Carson got the hook up with some local ATL skateboarders so Cavin Le Macon and the crew consisting of Carson Starnes, Levi van Rijn, Chris Smith, and...

Since I moved to Münster in 2009, I tried to motivate Patrick to blade more often and of course also to collect some footage. We started filming for this project around 2010, but after the first year of filming, Patrick became more motivated so he decided to invest more time and make it better. In the end, almost all clips of the first year became leftovers and we ended up with a badass old school section which can easily keep up with his former sections. Patrick Smith is not dead yet!? A main quote over the whole time was "all or nothing" or rather "friss oder stirb" which is the translated quote from Sin City which sounds even more badass. Friss oder stirb; Eat or die.

Our sport peaked some years back. That is an undisputable fact. Since then we have seen many videos focussing more on the culture, its roots and where it’s going. Some are unrealistically optimistic, some are glorified edits, but few are as honest as 'Long Time, No See'.