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Talking Skiing, Five-Year Projects, and The Jetskis Movie
The highly anticipated five-year follow up to Zootspace is here. Upon tuning into the highly anticipated five-year Jetskis video and watching what seemed to be the street version of Tanner Hall’s iconic “my ankles are broken” clip, I decided I had better grab my headphones to watch this video. I was going to write my thoughts in real time, but now I’m 13 minutes deep and locked the fuck in. There’s no time for pausing, I have to watch this video in its entirety to get the full experience.
Group Effort’s Heart Over Mind
A street video from Colorado? It’s been awhile.. Street snowboarding and independent videos are scarce in Colorado these days, but luckily Mac Webb and the Group Effort crew are carrying on. Straying from the contest jock scene of Copper Mountain, the boys took to cutty mountain town street spots, jumps on Vail Pass, and down to Denver with some spots you’ve seen for decades, as well as some fresh ones.
Sinister Films Presents Head Under Water
A season of injuries and setbacks, but the crew still found a way to surface. This is what happens when you fight for a project, even while everything else collapses. Sam Anderson and Alex Havey — aka Sinister Films — have been making heavy street videos for the past few years, but this winter handed them a completely different set of challenges.
Torment Magazine - 686’s ATLAS 2
Atlas 2 just dropped, and it’s one of those rare sequels that actually lives up to the weight of the first. 686 brought back the original crew, added a few new heavy hitters, and handed the whole thing back to Colton Feldman — which pretty much guaranteed this was going to be worth watching. Below is a breakdown of the full video, part by part, and why this one deserves your lunch break today.
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