Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Article: Entry One - Malaysia and Thailand

Entry One - Malaysia and Thailand

Entry One - Malaysia and Thailand

After dropping one of the best zines of 2017, the Entry One lads keep the hype going with an accompanying edit that is definitely worth popping the kettle on for.

Remember we were raving about that rad Entry One zine a few weeks back? The one where Cardiff heroes Jimmy Silver and Conor Charleson embarked on a skate trip to the gap yah capitals of the world Malaysia and Thailand. Alongside for the ride were Will Creswick, Joe Roberts, and Casey Brown.

I can't really stress how well put together the zine is. Packed with great photos from Will and Casey, words by Conor, illustrations by Joe. And then Jim taking care of the filming along with Reggie Chong. 

Press play, watch some skating at spots you wish you were at and then treat yourself to the zine below. Go on, it is a Friday after all.

 

Leave a comment

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Other Related Blogs:

Read More

The Week Today, Now - 24/08/2026
Monday Links

The Week Today, Now - 24/08/2026

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Deedz's Epicly Later'd, Troposphere in Croatia and a Cornish double whammy.

The Week Today, Now - 17/08/2026
Monday Links

The Week Today, Now - 17/08/2026

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Copenhagen Open, GX's Willow Remix and Twiggy for Rollersnakes and Death.

Glue Bag | Kane Nugent Interview
Interviews

Glue Bag | Kane Nugent Interview

Find out everything there is to know about Glue Bag as we chat to the brand's founder, Kane Nugent, about how it started, where it's going and everything in between.

Living Proof Stress Magazine Book | Product Spotlight
New Product

Living Proof Stress Magazine Book | Product Spotlight

Get an inside look at the new Living Proof Stress Magazine Book as they link up with graff historian, KET, to explore the history of one of New York's most influential subcultural institutions.