Friday, November 28, 2008
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Zero Flat Bars
Sk8 is getting only two of these Zero Flatbars and I was just wondering if anyone wanted to reserve one. It's adjustable and it will cost $189.95. If interested give me an email mark@sk8skates.com
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
The People Have Spoken!!!!
Bill has been voted for "The Most Anticipated Part" in the new Sk8 Skates Film "Shred". Congrats Bill!!! Rumors have it that the video will be premiering December 18. Video is going to be hype.Party Time
You can't say there is nothing to do in Winnipeg. To great parties this week! Drink, dance, laugh.Monday, November 24, 2008
Poles close in a few hours
So far it's a tie between Nick and Gaucher. Vote!!!!! This will be your last chance.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Last Day to Vote
Today is the last day to vote for your most anticipated part to see in the new Sk8 Skates video "Shred"
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Friday, November 21, 2008
Check out the new Color Mag
Check out the new Color Mag featuring The Rolling Perspective party at Sk8 and photos from Crolly, Colin Lambert, and many more
Good Bye James Friesen
James Friesen has packed his bags and checked out of the 'peg. James will be traveling for the next nine months in China. These photos were taken hours before he took off. Have fun James!
Will and James
Thats what I'm cocking about... thug life
"Thats him officer....the one on the far right he's the one who stole my cookies! "
Late one night I found this shady character sitting on my bed. Turns out he will be taking James room in the mansion. Wrong room A-hole!!!!Red Bull's Shoot To Thrill Premier
Last night at the Garrick Theater Red Bull and Color Magazine premiered "Shoot To Thrill" that featured talent from all over Canada. The concept of the film was to gather groups of skaters skating spots in there home town. Each team had 72 hours to shoot there short film on 16 mm film which added a unique and "classic" element. The Winnipeg Section featured Jason Crolly, Mike McDermott, Colin Lambert, and Chris Rossong. Our home town boys skated amazing but didn't take the grand prize. My favorite was the short called "Mirrors" featuring Rick McCrank, Bradley Sheppord and some other Van locals. The entire film was shot in unique reflections using water, broken mirrors, sunny glasses, and windows. The winner was no surprise with a team stacked with Paul Machnau, Ryan Decenzo, and Magnus Hanson. There theme was based on the 80's film "Thrashin" were the group raced through the city hitting some famous Vancouver spots on the way. I thought the concept of the film was very cool but it left me wanting more. 72 hours is not really enough time to get stuff done especially when there is weather elements that can hinder the event. Every team did a great job but I think if every team had more time to get things done it would have blown minds. Overall I give the video a 3.5 out 5.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
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