Huckfest 2019 in Norway this year was epic and as always there was no crew never not sending it! Peep the action after the jump. Enjoy!
Out of any rider in the world to garner hype for his video parts, Sean Ricany has to be right up there. This guy has been getting people shouting at their screens in disbelief for years now and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. His latest, and arguably greatest, appearance in Cult’s ‘It’s Later Than You Think’ DVD is another stonker. Effortless tech from one of the best.
STAB’s Ashton Goggan’s gets a lesson in Brazilian surf culture from Moist Magazine publisher Steven Allain, then heads to the beach just in time for one of the days of the winter at a seriously pumping right-hander. For the pros — we’re looking at you Wade Carmichael — Rio is the place where you’re a bonafide celebrity. The cameras don’t stop popping and the crowds have no limit. You don’t want to miss this exclusive peak behind the curtains of the Oi Rio Pro.
The video opens in classic fish-eye perspective, following Donovon Piscopo performing a series of ollies and manuals until he gets to the top of a case of stairs, jumps onto the rails and falls face first — this scene sets the tone for the rest of the video, implying that the fall is all part of the process. Directed by Jacob Harris and Ant Travis, the film journeys through a number of unexpected settings like the roof of a cabin covered with frozen snow as well as scenes of city streets and parks. Trust Fall measures at approximately 23:32 minutes with features from such names as Caleb Barnett, Kyron Davis, Blake Carpenter, Daan Van Der Linden, Casper Brooker and more.
His Brother may be on the injury bench but Nathan Florence is on a roll at the minute, this movie is proof of it. There And Back Again” follows his adventures through Tahiti, Mexico, Panama and Nias from 2018 chasing waves and having fun. There are mega kegs galore that you could drive a bus through. Hit play and enjoy.
The Criddler on the Roof is still sending it, from rooftop drops to long-distance boardslides. Jaws lives in a league of his own. While In June of 2019, DGK announced it’s newest pro,Dwayne Fagundes. Dwayne has lived a real Dirty Ghetto Story and through adversity he always kept a smile on his face. He represents every DGK’s struggle to make something out of nothing.
Jordan Bone was all out of hope. After three years at the University of Tennessee, the guard had declared for the NBA draft with dreams of becoming a professional basketball player. Unfortunately, as the draft inched toward its conclusion, that began to look unlikely. Then Deputy NBA Commissioner Mark Tatum called his name, and the entire room went wild:
