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The House ‘Fifteen Years’ edit – Matlok, Currie, Baines, Jerome…

Ryan — Thu, 16 May 2013 10:16:11 +0000

To celebrate fifteen years of The House, Matt Hirst, Conal Bailey and Rob Bannister have joined HD forces to bring you one hefty edit from the Sheffield skatepark.

Get watching below for South Yorkshire bangers from (in order…) Ash Hall, Richard Chung, Timmy Garbett, James Cruickshank, Matlok Bennett-Jones, Richard Hattersley, Mark Baines, Dan Beall, Jon Hutchinson, PJ Lester, Jack Newman, Jake Wainwright, Liam Cooper, Greg Somerset, Jerome Campbell, Shaun Currie, Joe Paget, Conal Bailey, Ben Broyd and Shaun Williams.

Fifty Fifty X 5Boro limited edition collab available now!

Ryan — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 12:09:26 +0000

As part of their ongoing fifteenth birthday celebrations, Bristol’s Fifty Fifty Skateshop have seen fit to collaborate with New York’s legendary 5Boro outfit, bringing you a super limited run of ‘Join or Die’ boards and shirts, the graphic for which is based on Bristol’s 14th Century ‘Ship and Castle’ crest.

This collaboration is available in strictly limited numbers right now from Fifty Fifty and 5Boro, so get on the case or risk missing out!

Fifty Fifty’s Fifteen Years product launch and party – Dec 8th, Bristol.

Ryan — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 10:09:03 +0000

Danny Wainwright, Syd and the rest of the Fifty Fifty crew are celebrating the shops fifteenth birthday this coming Saturday, with a massive product launch in the Park Street store at 7pm, followed by the official Fifteen Years party at The Croft at 10pm.

West Country heads, no excuses – peep the flyers for more info…

Dan Magee parts ways with Blueprint Skateboards.

Ryan — Tue, 29 May 2012 13:06:11 +0000

As the Forum/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook lurkers out there will already be aware, Dan Magee officially parted ways with Blueprint Skateboards last night following a fifteen year stint at the creative helm of the company…

“A few years ago, I decide to invest a skate business, that I felt would secure my future working in skateboarding and help push Blueprint & its riders forward. Ironically, certain events meant this investment had the opposite effect of my original intentions. As a result, I was not able to work on Blueprint with the same passion I used to have. Although this transition has been ongoing over the past two years, recent events have helped me to decide that it’s time to officially move on from my 15 years as Creative Director at Blueprint and concentrate on ‘the day job’. Thanks and respect to all those who have been involved with Blueprint along the way and all those that had my back when I needed it. Thanks to Paul Shier who continues to run the brand, as he has during my last couple of years on ‘hiatus’. I still hope to film, work in and be involved with skateboarding on a freelance and personal level for years to come. Audi 5000. Dan Magee”

For footage, tales, nonsense and more, head on over to the “Dan Magee Appreciation Thread” on the Sidewalk Forum.

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