The new Lakai x Public Enemy collection is hitting skate shops nationwide as you read this. They’ve been teasing some of the gear for a few months and it’s finally here! The capsule includes shoes, slippers, apparel, and some unique accessories (like a mini baseball bat) that any skateboarding Public Enemy fan will love. 

Lakai recently offered another sneak peek of a few items (see below), but to see the full capsule, you’ll need to visit your local skate shop!

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As far as shoes, the Cambridge, Telford Low, Owen Vulc and Owen Slipper all got the Public Enemy treatment, and to accompany them, a few tees, socks, hoody, jacket, beanie and accessories—including a sticker pack, a slip mat for turntables, and as mentioned, a mini baseball bat—round out the capsule perfectly.  

Related: Mike Carroll and Rick Howard 411vm Compilation

Seeing Rick and Mike rocking the tee and hoody in the post above got me fired up on this new collection in itself, this is one of those link ups that just make sense. No stranger to collaborating with a wide range of brands, musicians, artists—you name it—Lakai continues to keep things fun, interesting and perfectly nostalgic with drops like this. 

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I wish I could show you more right now, but like I said, you need to hit up your local shop and see if they have it first! If you can’t, well, I’m sure Lakai will have the collection up on their website soon enough. In the meantime, plenty of online retailers already have the items available if you’re stuck in this crazy digital age. Whatever works. 

Whether you’re a Public Enemy fan, a Lakai fan, or both, this collection is definitely calling your name. Don’t let the subtle branding fool you, though! The attention to detail on all the items is something to admire. Simply put—it all looks dope. 

What’re you waiting for? Hit your local and see if they have it yet. 

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Last Resort AB just uploded some attempts, makes, heartbreaks and unseen clips from their latest video, ‚Doomed From the Jump‘ on their YouTube channel for us all to enjoy. This is the good stuff! Take a look:

The gang’s all here! Join Chris Milic, Jesse Alba, Nick Rios, Cruise Mosberg, David Stenström, Paul Grund, Dane Brady, Aaron Loreth, and Frankie Decker as they let us be a fly on the wall during some of the heated sessions that went into making the video. Honestly, I might have enjoyed this more than the video itself. Love me some raw clips and behind-the-scenes action. 

Related: Watch: A Fun Week in Tokyo with a Chunk of the Last Resort AB Squad

Clips like this remind us all just how much blood, sweat and effort go into making these videos and securing these clips. So many battles. So many slams. So many close-calls. All for a few seconds of riding away! Never gets old. 

But I think the icing on the cake is all the hype these sessions provide. We all know the feeling. The only thing better than landing a trick you’ve been battling is seeing your homies do the same thing. The streets will always provide. And the never-ending war between tricks and terrain continues. 

Shoutout to the dudes behind the lens as well. They’re in the trenches all the same and get a front row seat to these epic moments. Filmed by: Daniel Dent, Jon Colyer, Geoff Brown, Benny Maglinao, Kris Burkhardt and Jesse Alba

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Sitting in Tompkins Square Park, on a nice Indian Summer day, occasionally pushing around—you could do a lot worse in life. The Vans team was in NYC in September, which might explain the Curren Caples clip here. Jiro is in there skating before Tompkins got repaved and repainted. Carlisle Aikens comes in with the power-popped, butter switch heels. Stay tuned at 3:00 when the parkour homie tries a backflip from board to board!

After the backflip intermission, we’re back on the blacktop with Carlisle absolutely killing it and some high flying stunts of his own by young Jiro.

At any rate, Naquan Rollings is one of our favorite filmmakers working in NYC right now and his edits are exquisite time capsules of what’s going on in the city that never sleeps. 

Here’s that Vans week we were talking about earlier:

Related: Vans Block Party 2024 Photos and Video Recap

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This past weekend was a family affair as both Kanaan and Dalton Dern turned pro! Kanaan is the newest Zero rider to have his name on a board, while Dalton joins the pro ranks for Heroin. What an epic way to surprise them! Check out the posts:

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Jamie Thomas and Fos came together to surprise their newest pros in a unique way. Two brothers, two board brands—one epic celebration. Skateboarding is cool like that! Both of these dudes absolutely deserve the bump and their debut graphics are super sick. They’ve been putting in the work for years and we’re stoked to see all their blood and sweat being rewarded in the best way. 

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If you know anything about the Dern brothers and how they skate, you know they’re constantly producing. No gimmicks here. Both of them fit the mold of each brand so perfectly, too. Dedicated. Committed. If you think these two are going to slow down and become some comfy, lazy pros—think again.  

Related: Dern Brothers Play Game of SKATE Down the Hollywood High 12 Stair

Big ups to Jamie and Fos, and of course all the rippers at Zero and Heroin who constantly kill it behind the scenes so moments like this can happen. These dudes are living the dream, but it wouldn’t be possible without some serious support and effort from all involved. 

Head to your local shop and pick up Kanaan and Dalton’s debut boards, or hit the Zero/Heroin sites. Your first pro-model is obviously a huge deal. I’m excited to see what these rookie pros produce in the coming years. Congrats, dudes! 

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From his Powell Peralta days as the runt of the LA Boys litter, to under Mark Gonzales‘ wing in the seminal Video Days, of course the intro to Tim and Henry’s Pack of Lies with one of the first switch 360 flips captured on video, his Virtual Reality guest tricks, glimpses we got in Goldfish, the street skating standard obliterating part in Mouse, and on and on. These clips belong in the Smithsonian.

As always, these video compilations are curated and edited by Jan Maarten Sneep. Get stuck in below.

No one’s had a career like this. From child star, to the groundbreaking, influential street pro of the 90s, to disappearing from the skate industry for several years, to the most mind-blowing comeback of all time in Lakai’s Fully Flared—Guy’s life has been truly exceptional. And he’s still killing it today in his late 40s! Just stay on top of his Instagram stories and you’ll see insane tricks and secret spots on a weekly basis. Truly the best street skater there’s ever been. Salute!

Related: Guy Mariano Bobshirt interview

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