Lloyd Houston
Cardiff's most brilliant (or at least most unusual) mind, Lloyd's boundless creativity spreads all the way from his canvas to his skateboard and covers pretty much everything else in between. Whether he's painting mind-boggling masterpieces or navigating never-before-seen lines at the skatepark, it's safe to say that Lloyd just sees things differently. But that's why we love him.
Fun Fact: Lloyd's knees are 99% rubber.
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The Week Today, Now - 25/11/2024
Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Polar Skate Co's latest video, another NYC banger from Pauly Coots and the new Nike SB x...
The Week Today, Now - 25/11/2024
Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Polar Skate Co's latest video, another NYC banger from Pauly Coots and the new Nike SB x...
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Product Spotlight - Jerry Hsu The Beautiful Flo...
Experience the world through the eyes of Jerry Hsu with his all-new photo book, 'The Beautiful Flower Is The World', capturing the beauty and bizarreness of everyday life with a load...
Product Spotlight - Jerry Hsu The Beautiful Flo...
Experience the world through the eyes of Jerry Hsu with his all-new photo book, 'The Beautiful Flower Is The World', capturing the beauty and bizarreness of everyday life with a load...
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Product Spotlight - New Balance Numeric x Arrow...
Treat your feet to the latest limited edition shoe from New Balance Numeric as they team up with Arrow and Beast for a frosty all-white colourway in the iconic 574...
Product Spotlight - New Balance Numeric x Arrow...
Treat your feet to the latest limited edition shoe from New Balance Numeric as they team up with Arrow and Beast for a frosty all-white colourway in the iconic 574...
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Product Spotlight - Read and Destroy Book
Venture deep into the annals of British skate history with the all new Read and Destroy book, offering an insight look into the UK skate scene between 1978 and 1995.
Product Spotlight - Read and Destroy Book
Venture deep into the annals of British skate history with the all new Read and Destroy book, offering an insight look into the UK skate scene between 1978 and 1995.
