We're Waiting On You, Dude - Etnies EU Tour

Etnies Paris Days. Skaters: Willow, Jose Rojo, Ryan Pearce, Tyler Bledsoe, Barney Page, Jameson Decew et Kyle Leeper. Shot and edited by Ricki Bendenbaugh Additional footage by Fred Mortagne

Barney Page and Charles Collet and their hometowns of Exeter and Grenoble were picked for the last installment of the Tales of Two Cities series, which turned into a bit of an uphill battle. Barney had a busy late summer and fitting the filming mission into his schedule was a bit of a nightmare to begin with. To make things worse, Charles had been plagued by ankle injuries for a couple of months and ended up getting surgery to reconstruct his ligaments one week before he was supposed to vi...

Here's a nice vid of the Etnies team going tech in Japan.

Hailing from Long Beach, California and known as "Juju" to the closest of his bros, there's really not one bad thing you can say about Julian Davidson. At his core Julian is 100% skateboarder with a timeless style in everything that he does, from the impeccable kick flips on flat you can see any day of the week cruising by Cherry Park, to going big on rails and stair sets whilst out on a filming mission, the majority of skaters would borrow Julian's skating any day of the week. In addition to...

Featuring the endlessly creative skating of Sweden's Albert Nyberg, all-terrain destruction of England's Barney Page, and super heavy hammer fest of Belgium's Axel Cruysberghs, Etnies' European am video is a face melter. Filmed all over the world, spanning an entire year, this is the first time either of these international rippers has put out a major street part overseas. Three individual parts, one amazing project. This is AB&A.

Filmed all over the world, spanning an entire year, this is the excess footage of Axel Cruysberghs from etnies Presents: AB&A. Watch Axel's full part in AB&A: http://www.dammn.fr/videos/etnies-aba.html See more of Axel and shop the Summer Skate Collection at etnies.com: etnies.com/shop/mens/skate-collection/

Etnies presents Aidan Campbell

Much like a flock of birds we found ourselves migrating south once again, after the first cold and wet days hit central and northern Europe. Unlike our avian friends, we didn’t get to spend the whole winter in the warmer climate. Ten days had to be enough to do two demos and fill up on sunshine, warmth and good skatespots. Malaga was the start and endpoint of our journey. Axel Cruysberghs, Barney Page and Julian Furones met up there with Joan Galceran and Deniz Yilmaz from the Spanish etni...