WKND have come through with “Who’s to say”, another visual treat from the brand starring Austyn Gilette, Taylor Caruso, Raymond Molinar and the rest of the crew. The 10-minute clip is packed with solid shredding, clever animations and chilled sounds – give it a watch in full above and head to wkndbrand.com for more.
WKND take a trip back home to their native Florida for a bit of R&R in their latest clip. The 7 and a half minute video features riders Alex Schmidt, Christian Maalouf, Austyn Gillette, Andrew Considine, Johan Stuckey. Jordan Taylor, Taylor Caruso, Trevor Thompson and Salomon Cardenas.
Check the full video above and see more over at wkndbrand.com
WKND skateboards present their latest clip featuring a full line up of team riders in Alex Schmidt, Taylor Caruso, Trevor Thompson, Raymond Molinar, Andrew Considine, Christian Maalouf and Johan Stuckey.
The edit, entitled ‘American WKND’, continues to develop ideas from the brands 90’s aesthetic. Set around American suburbia and following the mundane lifestyles of a barista, dad, valet attendant, insurance salesman, busy boy and mechanic, the video leads into some pretty epic street skating from the team at various spots across California.
Enjoy the full 12 minute treat from videographer Grant Yansura below. For more information on the brand be sure to head over to www.wkndbrand.com. Also, check out WKND’s latest deck series HERE.
LA skate company WKND follow up on their hugely popular ‘Babes’ series with another awesome 90’s themed pack in the “Date Series”.
The brand are known for referencing retro pop culture in their designs and their latest release continues to develop this theme. Each graphic features portrait shots of some of the greatest on and off screen power couples of our time, including Kurt Cobaine & Courtney Love, J.Lo & Puffy, Murray & Dione from Clueless, Corey & Topanga from Boy Meets World, The Bundy’s from Love & Marriage, and Jerry & Elaine from Seinfeld, surrounded by patterns that are reminiscent of the era and link to each relationship.
Made in the USA at generator workshop, WKND have killed it once again with this series, with quality in both construction and the design. You can pick up a deck from WKND’s “Date Series” now at Native Skate Store and Flatspot. Be on the look out for the accompanying apparel also!