Previously: Julien Cudot @ Fise Xperience Amiens 2017 (1st place), Video Edit + Results. Photo: Cedric de Rodot.

RideOut VI (Japan). Presented by Soichiro Kanashima, with David Sizemore, Worapoj Note Boonnim, Richie Eisler & more.

Brandon Campbell. Classic section, edited by Brandon Negrete. Music: Van Morrison – Sweet Thing, Radiohead – Idioteque (live on snl).

Filmed & edited by BTK.

Film Location: Atlanta Ga, Nashville Tn, Memphis Tn. Filmed by: Cameron Martin, Zach Tierce, Taylor Popham & Chris Smith. Edited by: Quintin Lamb. Music: Warhol S.S. - Yung Andy.

Straight Jackit was a term thought up by Jeromy Morris, Alex Broskow, Brandon Mateer, and Adam Johnson as they journeyed from Kansas to California for the first of many trips. A video featuring Brian Aragon, Chris Haffey, Chris Farmer, Alex Broskow & more!

Play: Intro | Brian Aragon | Aesop montage | The KFC montage | Metallica montage | Chris Haffey | Chris Farmer | Alex Broskow | Vibralux Team part | Credits.

Surfing the boat with Sam Cooper a while back. Read Sam’s new article with more freat shots at Oneblademag.com. - Jo Zenk.

Larger Picture on Imgur. (via Instagram).

In february 2016 we released Seis de Bastos. Now, a year later we’re uploading the video a section per week. If you haven’t seen the full length you can still get it on Sellfy.

Play: Intro | Leon Humphries | Homies 1 | Chris Dafick | Carson Starnes & Mathias St John | Adria Saa | Homies 2 | Theo Reumert | Kare Lindberg | B-Roll | Trailer 1 | Trailer 2.

Seis de Bastos: shot during 2 years across Spain, Denmark, England, Sweden and Norway. A 73 minutes flick. Shot by Marc Moreno, Chris Dafick, Adria Saa and Seba Seufferheld. Edited by Marc Moreno.

Some leftovers from The Dr8k Project ft. Andy Leitermann, Remo, Hectoro, Los, Young Juice, Ian Orbinson, Brandon Cummings, Ragone Bones, LilFriendZoned, John Carbonneau, Craig Carbonneau & Tim Shapiro.

Snake River Special 3, a video by Erik Bill, still available on Sellfy. You can also support Geoff Phillip by purchasing his latest VOD, edited by Ian Walker.