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“Meet The Stans” – Patrik Wallner and co visit Central Asia.

Ryan — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 10:50:29 +0000

Patrik Wallner’s latest thirty minute masterpiece is now online and waiting to be viewed for free, following the VisualTraveling crew as they trek across many different countries in Central Asia – namely China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan.

This time around, Patrik is joined by Dave Bachinsky, Jimmy McDonald, Laurence Keefe, Dan Zvereff, Stas Provotorov, Gosha Konyshev, Walker Ryan, Kenny Reed and Michael Mackrodt on his journey, so get watching below as they leave the safety of China in search of fresh terrain in a predominantly unexplored part of the globe.

Visualtraveling – Meet The Stans from Patrik Wallner on Vimeo.

“Holy Cow” – Reed, Mackrodt, Keefe and Ryan in South Asia.

Ryan — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:00:27 +0000

Patrik Wallner has dropped another Visual Traveling treat for you, this time following Walker Ryan, Laurence Keefe, Michael Mackrodt and Kenny Reed as they spend a solid month in South Asia.

Witness “Holy Cow” below…

“Mandalay Express” – out now!

Ryan — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 09:52:34 +0000

“Mandalay Express”, Patrick Wallner’s no doubt amazing follow up to 2010′s impressive skate documentary “10,000 Kilometers”, is finally out on DVD!

Following Casey Rigney, Geng Jakkarin, Dan Zvereff, Kenny Reed, John Tanner, Laurence Keefe and Denny Pham as the trek from South Vietnam to Northern Myanma, this is definitely one for the DVD collection. Power will be responsible for distributing “Mandalay Express” around the UK, so start hassling your local skater owned shop now!

Check the trailer underneath for a taste of the brilliance to come, and hit up www.visualtraveling.com for more from Patrick and co.

“The Mandalay Express” teaser from Patrik Wallner

Ryan — Tue, 31 May 2011 13:17:53 +0000

Patrik Wallner, the good fellow behind the ever impressive “10,000 Kilometers” skate video/documentary, is about to bless your eyes and brains once again as he prepares to bring you “The Mandalay Express”, following Casey Rigney, Geng Jakkarin, Dan Zvereff, Kenny Reed, John Tanner, Laurence Keefe and Denny Pham as the trek from South Vietnam to Northern Myanmar.

Peep the teaser below, and keep an eye out for the full video which is due to drop this Autumn – get excited!

See www.visualtraveling.com for more.

Ipath head to “The Dark Side Of The Moon”

Ryan — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:06:07 +0000

Ipath riders Fred Gall, Jack Sabback, Aaron “Jaws” Homoki, Ryan Lay, Ben Raybourne, Ryan Reyes, Jon Goemann and Kenny Reed hit up some slickrock in Utah in the latest video from Skateboarder Magazine…

Raw.

Darkside of the Moon: iPath Skates Utah Slickrock from Skateboarder Magazine on Vimeo.

February Gallery Updates – Part 3

Ryan — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 00:10:27 +0000

The third and final installment of skate photography from Chris Johnson is now in, with the handywork of Nicky Howells, Danny Dicola, Nick Remon, Gav Coughlan, Ste Roe and Kenny Reed.

Click below and get browsing…

Sidewalk 171: Ipath “Blazed and Confused” tour – Extension pt 2

Ryan — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 11:23:00 +0000

Following on from Friday’s post, today we bring you the second part of our “Extension” online feature focusing on the Ipath “Blazed and Confused” tour, with more photography from Chris Johnson building on what can be seen in the current issue of the mag.

See below for additional shots with Eddie Belvedere, Adam Moss, Gav Coughlan, Rob Smith, Kenny Reed, Ryan Lay, Danny Dicola, Fred Gall and Harry Lintell.

The late nights and early starts took their toll.

A common feeling on tour.

Beer, Birmingham and Barbie - all a man could ever need.

Fred tells the viewers about his run in with a wild dog at Fastlands.

Shelter.

Multi-tasking expert Robert Smith.

Pre-demo Cig break at Central.

Eddie fell fowl to the treacherous combination of water and newly screened concrete.

The final moments in London before another another downpour.

Sidewalk 171: Ipath “Blazed and Confused” tour – Extension pt 1

Ryan — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 00:04:13 +0000

To further enhance your reading/looking experience of the Ipath “Blazed and Confused” tour article in the latest issue of the mag, Chris Johnson brings you a bunch of additional photos from the rain-dodging UK jaunt, featuring Eddie Belvedere, Adam Moss, Gav Coughlan, Rob Smith, Kenny Reed, Ryan Lay, Danny Dicola, Fred Gall and Harry Lintell.

This is the first of two special ‘Extension’ posts on the site – check back Monday for the second…

How most would spend the majority of the trip.

Livi!

Buckfast!

Callum helps Tez and Harry pray for a break in the clouds.

Aberdeen demo done, Fred reaps the rewards.

You don't say!

Stu is a seasoned pro when it comes to optomism, water and concrete.

Nothing better than a fish supper in a car park to set you up for nap in the van.

Second rain out in as many days at Saughton.

Moss making the most of the down time.

Ben Leyden helped lift the mood during the damp Scottish times.

Ipath “Blazed and Confused” in the UK!

Ryan — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 00:48:18 +0000

Big Bird’s edit of the Ipath “Blazed and Confused” UK tour is now on the interweb, with Eddie Belvedere, Adam Moss, Gav Coughlan, Rob Smith, Kenny Reed, Ryan Lay, Danny Dicola, Fred Gall and Harry Lintell.

For more from the trip, check out the full article in the latest issue of the mag, which is out right about now!

Sunday Service: Nick Jensen, Vaughan Baker and friends.

Ryan — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 10:00:20 +0000

Following on from yesterdays first installment of the all new Blueprint “Black Glove” tour video based around this years “Make Friends With The Colour Blue” UK premiere jaunt, today we’re keeping things Blueprint themed as we bring you Nick Jensen, Vaughan Baker and friends from Mark Baines’ maiden venture into the world of independent video production, “Driving South” (2002).

See below now for some classic street action from Nick and Vaughan, alongside appearances from Kenny Reed, Jake Sawyer, Danny Calow and others.

Nick Jensen, Vaughan Baker and friends – “Driving South” (2002) >>