Hold Tight Henry was on hand to film the days events, the footage from which is online and ready to be viewed right now! Watch on below as Chewy, Nick Stansfield, Geff, Evz, Lucien Clarke, Ben Grove, Kevin Parrott, Tom Harrison, Dave Mackey, Vaughan Baker, Charlie Birch and plenty of others hit up New Bird, the Camp and Furnace and Lost Art shop…

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This Saturday sees adidas, Palace and Lost Art bringing you the goodness for our boy Chewy. Apart from a skate with the adidas International team along with the UK lads and the Palace boys, expect loads of good shit down at The Camp with ledges galore and much more. Later in the evening, get your shit together for a screening of the International video, then a non stop party into Hip Hop obscurities with loads of free beer from the Trefoil hype train and the beats provided by our mates who are a bit good, y’ano?

Local Hip Hop Stalwarts No Fakin’ have been been steadfastly purveying Hip Hop in the UK since ’97….putting Liverpool on the Rap Map with shows with Public Enemy, The Pharcyde, Lootpack, Wu Tang Clan and many more. For the Chewy Cannon shoe launch party they will be teaming up with their More Bounce brethren DJ Digit, hot off the heels of shows with Large Professor, Cormega, Homeboy Sandman and Tanya Morgan….expect a funked out, all encompassing turntable knees-up deep rooted in Hip Hop.

Now anyone that knows what we are about can already see that we are going to kill it with this shit and EVERYONE knows that Lost Art parties always deliver on every motherfucking level, so you better be coming with some good excuses if you ain’t already there. Feed on a weed and we’re feeling high.

The release of Chewy Cannon’s long awaited shoe from adidas Skateboarding is taking place on the last Saturday of the month, and Chewy has decided to round up the Palace crew and take the party to Liverpool so Mackey and the Lost Art boys can take care of the proceedings properly!

The day starts out with an afternoon jam at New Bird from 1:30pm, followed by the shoe launch and premiere of the adidas International video in the shop, ending at the afterparty at the Camp and Furnace where the bar with have ledges and whatnot laid out for all to skate!

As Mackey says “you’re playing yourself if this ain’t on your ‘to do’ list”. Keep an eye on the Lost Art site for more details and hypeshit over the coming weeks…

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CJ sits Harry down to find out about his show-stopping 5050 in Sheffield, his highlights from the past year and plans for the coming twelve months.

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For November’s cover we went with the last trick from your section on “In Progress”. Where were you when you found out you had the cover, and was it a surprise?
Yeah it was massive surprise! I was up in London skating and filming with Kev Parrott (Volcom UK), he had a copy of the new mag at the time. I didn’t think that it would be a cover at all. I’m so stoked on it!

Where was the photo shot and was it something you had in mind for a final hammer for your part, or were you just in the area and kind of happened upon it?
The photo was shot in Sheffield at the well-skated Subway stairs. I hadn’t really thought about it that much. I had been there before and looked at it a lot but never thought of trying it, but we went to the spot to check it out and it kind of just happened. It wasn’t really planned.

Who else was there when you did it, and do you find having a crew offering out encouragement helps you get your head around something like this?
There we a good few people out that day filming for the video. Conhuir Lynn, Nick Remon, Ryan and Ben who were filming for “In Progress”, CJ shooting the photo, Tom Harrison and Manhead. I think that was everyone. Yeah it helps being out with a crew to have people to skate with, and helps you all learn new things together. They really encouraged me!

What goes through your mind when you’re getting hyped up for something like this?
I’m not sure really man. I worry that I might hurt myself a bit, ha ha, but it happens. I just try to think about the trick really and how it will feel and the feeling of rolling away. Try and get as hyped as possible…

With pretty much no chance at testing the water on something of this scale, did you have any problems getting the speed with the limited run up and how did you deal with the rusty state of the rail?
The run up was scary man, just because of how quick it was. You had to just get your feet on your board and pop. I just tried to get a couple of good run ups. It was half the fun trying to not to fall on to the rail or fall in the bush. Ha-ha.

In the past 12 months you’ve had the December 2010 Sidewalk cover, August 2011 Kingpin cover and now the November 2011 Sidewalk cover. You must be stoked! Was this something you dreamed of growing up in a small scene like Ashford, Kent, and did you ever think things like this would happen?
Yeah man, I’m so stoked! I couldn’t be more stoked! Travelling and just skating along the way is something I have always wanted to do ever since seeing spots all around the world, in videos and magazines. But I never thought I would be here man. Ever.

The past year or two have been a whirlwind for you with endless tours, filming missions, magazine coverage and events all over the UK, Europe and even the States. What are you plans for 2012 and is there anyone you think we need to keep an eye out for?
My plans are just travel as much as I can and try maybe stay out in the States for a bit again and just to try and keep skating for as long as I can. Yeah, there’s loads of people to look out for but I would say to look out for Denis Lynn!

Harry and the Converse UK crew charge their way around the country during this years Big Push:

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Weighing in at just under ten minutes in length, get yourself a brew and dive head first into “Ten Minutes Before Lights Out” now…

Expect more from Harry in the Sidewalk “In Progress” Bonus Disc DVD which is coming free with next months issue of the mag.