Krooked Skateboarding presents the Zip Zinger Krookakonda Komplete demonstrated here for you by professional skate boarder and zip zingerer, Dan Drehobl.
Ride the Snake.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Monday, November 14, 2011
PROPAGANDA | FULL MOVIE by RockOn Snowboarding
TEAM:
Wessel Van Lierop
Marlon Boeger
Philipp Schuster
Michi Miethig
Philipp Ramhofer
Dani Rajcsanyi
FRIENDS:
Kas Lemmens
Flo Achenrainer
Benny Urban
Produced by : Philipp Ramhofer
Directed by : Lukas Tielke & Philipp Ramhofer
Edited by : Lukas Tielke
Filmed by : Jakob Preischl & Lukas Tielke
special thanks : Anna, Jakob & Lukas
Wessel Van Lierop
Marlon Boeger
Philipp Schuster
Michi Miethig
Philipp Ramhofer
Dani Rajcsanyi
FRIENDS:
Kas Lemmens
Flo Achenrainer
Benny Urban
Produced by : Philipp Ramhofer
Directed by : Lukas Tielke & Philipp Ramhofer
Edited by : Lukas Tielke
Filmed by : Jakob Preischl & Lukas Tielke
special thanks : Anna, Jakob & Lukas
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Fiji Vignette 2/3
Taj, Jay & Chippa
Shot & Edited by Riley Blakeway
"Empty House" by Matt Leech
tajburrow.com
Shot & Edited by Riley Blakeway
"Empty House" by Matt Leech
tajburrow.com
Last Light Lowers
Kanoa igarashi, Pete Mel, Taj, Carissa Moore, Chris Ward, Caetano Vargas, Keanu Asing, Alejo Muniz, Adriano de Souza, Granger Larsen and Tanner Hendrickson get in a few cracks before the Hurley Pro officially begins.
Video: Mike Cochran
Video: Mike Cochran
Don’t Mess With Texas!
Texas has two seasons you can really count on for surf. Spring and fall are when the majority of the weather systems are moving in Texans favor to create waves and the air temps are more bearable in the Lone Star State. The beaches are still warm, the water temperature has yet to drop, hunting season is open and very accessible in between days the surf goes flat. Cold fronts are starting to set up for the year, which will create offshores for hourly sessions before tearing all resemblance of waves to blustery nothingness.
During the last week of October and prior to the start of early fall cold fronts, Texas born photographer Jon Steele and Laguna Beach surfer/ skater Mike Morrissey ventured back to Corpus Christi, Texas. Skipping the Alamo basement tour, Mike and Steele caught up with local surfers to catch a few waves, put on some art shows and skate with some life long friends in backyard ramps and skateparks, and even pick up and rip a tanker wave or two.
In between weather systems, there are down days with perfect air temperatures and lack of surf for getting out in the field looking for some dinner. With gorgeous model/ surfer Danielle Dodson and her father and local surfer, Mike, to show us around their land, we were able to put down a few javelinas for the upcoming skate session Friday night to help feed the troops. We were invited to the King Ranch, which is bigger than the state of Rhode Island and boasts the nation’s largest herd of whitetail deer.
Within minutes of entering the gates we were welcomed by an armadillo, which is the official state mammal. Mike was amazed at the amount of wild life and array of waves and potential the whole coast offered in and out of the water. After cleaning some javelinas and checking out an amazing amount of wildlife we were ready to get our skate on. Ending the week long tour of mayhem and fun, we were ready to party the weekend away with an upcoming art show and film put on by Steele and cast of local surfer artists and legendary guerilla rock-n-roller Will Crum.
During the last week in October, we were blessed with 2 art shows, 3 skateparks, 3 days of waves, 2 backyard sessions, 2 dead Javelinas and 1 tanker wave with our friends. Texas comes from the Hasinai Indian word “Tejas” meaning friends or allies. Anyone who has ever visited the Texas Riviera knows that once they are here, they are friends for life. Nothing says friends and Texas like a backyard session with BBQ, a keg of beer and friends after a morning surf session. Welcome home y’all!—Jon Steele
During the last week of October and prior to the start of early fall cold fronts, Texas born photographer Jon Steele and Laguna Beach surfer/ skater Mike Morrissey ventured back to Corpus Christi, Texas. Skipping the Alamo basement tour, Mike and Steele caught up with local surfers to catch a few waves, put on some art shows and skate with some life long friends in backyard ramps and skateparks, and even pick up and rip a tanker wave or two.
In between weather systems, there are down days with perfect air temperatures and lack of surf for getting out in the field looking for some dinner. With gorgeous model/ surfer Danielle Dodson and her father and local surfer, Mike, to show us around their land, we were able to put down a few javelinas for the upcoming skate session Friday night to help feed the troops. We were invited to the King Ranch, which is bigger than the state of Rhode Island and boasts the nation’s largest herd of whitetail deer.
Within minutes of entering the gates we were welcomed by an armadillo, which is the official state mammal. Mike was amazed at the amount of wild life and array of waves and potential the whole coast offered in and out of the water. After cleaning some javelinas and checking out an amazing amount of wildlife we were ready to get our skate on. Ending the week long tour of mayhem and fun, we were ready to party the weekend away with an upcoming art show and film put on by Steele and cast of local surfer artists and legendary guerilla rock-n-roller Will Crum.
During the last week in October, we were blessed with 2 art shows, 3 skateparks, 3 days of waves, 2 backyard sessions, 2 dead Javelinas and 1 tanker wave with our friends. Texas comes from the Hasinai Indian word “Tejas” meaning friends or allies. Anyone who has ever visited the Texas Riviera knows that once they are here, they are friends for life. Nothing says friends and Texas like a backyard session with BBQ, a keg of beer and friends after a morning surf session. Welcome home y’all!—Jon Steele
Dagdraumer (day dreaming)
Passion is the driving force for anyone who dedicates their life to the world of action sports. Sometimes that passion can bring the rewards of worldwide acclaim, titles and money. This, however, isn't everyone's story; a lot of people follow their passion without any hint of a reward other than the reward of doing what they love. This is the story that, filmmaker, Allan Wilson wants to tell in Dagdraumer.
The film Stars bodyboarder Jack Johns and is a stunning visual poem about those who put everything into what they love, working long stints in the city to be able to fund jaunts to the sea and focus on their boarding.
In his own words, Allan wanted to create "a surreal, dreamlike glimpse into life as a bodyboarder, a more than often overlooked element of the surfing world." Dagdraumer (an Icelandic word for day dreaming) is a wordless journey into the salt as Allan's distinctive camera style captures both the cold bleakness of the city, and the panoramic beauty of the sea.
Johns, alongside several other riders, display ballet like skills throughout the film, demonstrating that while, as Allan says, bodyboarding can sometimes be overlooked, it requires all the skill and power of surfing, and can thrill in the same way.
A mix of both personal and action led footage; Dagdraumer is very much Wilson's personal vision. It's a sort of self-portrait, bringing together the parts of his life he loves, and the struggles he goes through in order to live them.
The film Stars bodyboarder Jack Johns and is a stunning visual poem about those who put everything into what they love, working long stints in the city to be able to fund jaunts to the sea and focus on their boarding.
In his own words, Allan wanted to create "a surreal, dreamlike glimpse into life as a bodyboarder, a more than often overlooked element of the surfing world." Dagdraumer (an Icelandic word for day dreaming) is a wordless journey into the salt as Allan's distinctive camera style captures both the cold bleakness of the city, and the panoramic beauty of the sea.
Johns, alongside several other riders, display ballet like skills throughout the film, demonstrating that while, as Allan says, bodyboarding can sometimes be overlooked, it requires all the skill and power of surfing, and can thrill in the same way.
A mix of both personal and action led footage; Dagdraumer is very much Wilson's personal vision. It's a sort of self-portrait, bringing together the parts of his life he loves, and the struggles he goes through in order to live them.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Antiout [snowboard full movie]
A movie based on travels of Antti Autti and friends.
After ten years of traveling around the world in contest-circuit, Finnish snowboarding legend Antti Autti decided to do things in his own way - he wanted to hit the natural terrain. He spent a year searching for the best spots and the deepest powder. Documenting these explorations gave birth to ANTIOUT.
After ten years of traveling around the world in contest-circuit, Finnish snowboarding legend Antti Autti decided to do things in his own way - he wanted to hit the natural terrain. He spent a year searching for the best spots and the deepest powder. Documenting these explorations gave birth to ANTIOUT.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
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