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Article: The Week Today, Now - 02/12/2024

The Week Today, Now - 02/12/2024
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The Week Today, Now - 02/12/2024

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including 11 minutes of Braden Hoban savagery, Magenta in SF and Riley Pavey in the nude.

Braden Hoban Kickflip Backside Lipslide, photo by Tim Aguilar

Redd Sarson has treated us to '4 minutes and 47 seconds of Riley Pavey to study/chill/smoke to', setting the tone early with a naked front biggie into the drink before doing exactly what it says on the tin with a load of highly enjoyable Riley Pavey footage alongside more of your favourite Aussies.

Coming through with an almost overwhelming 11 minutes of straight savagery, Braden Hoban brings his signature blend of classically-trained hammers and bonkers rail hits in his new 'Catalyst' part, offering up a solid reminder of how it's meant to be done. SOTY worthy? Guess we'll have to wait and see.

The Magenta lads have returned to San Francisco for their third 'Hill Street Blues' edit as they bring their distinctive brand of jazzy tunes, powerslides and quick-footed tekkers to the iconic hills of SF, featuring Leo Valls, Ben Gore, Jameel Douglas and more.

Shogo Zama Wallride, photo by Kohei Hayashi

Leeds' hardest-working lensman, Joe Allen, is back with another bangin' scene video, 'Safety Net', documenting a selection of the city's indigenous wildlife in their natural habitat like a Northern David Attenborough, alongside an equally bangin' photo-zine from Farran Golding to compliment.

Continuing his all-terrain rampage, Didrik Galasso is back with yet another banger of a part in the run-up to SOTY 2024 as he takes his signature style, unorthodox approach and outlandish selection of trou to a load of hectic curved ledges and rails across the globe.

After clearing out his hard-drive of VX footage, Pompey's finest export, Nick Vieweg, has put together a wholesome new homie vid featuring a load of familiar faces at some equally familiar London spots. Where's the Reid footage though?!

Jake Cortez Treflip, photo by Ryan Allan

Hockey wunderkind, Joseph Campos, has come through with just under three minutes of raw hammers in his new part for Hockey, launching himself at a load of hectic spots with his usual zero nonsense approach.

Jake Cortez brings the sauce in his new part for Venture Trucks, put together by the multi-talented Dylan Jaeb, laying down a load of immaculate ledge and manny tekkers with effortless style.

The 'Saga Continues' in Kevin Stake's latest edit, showcasing some of the finest talent Seattle has to offer as Simon Bannerot brings the ATV vibes while Griffin Gass supplies the technique. 

That's enough chit-chat though. Head to the shop to buy the latest clothing and skateboard decks from CSC. Or, check out more of the latest news, videos, and product reviews on the CSC Blog. Safe.

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