For this video, a part of the Vans Skateboarding roster also traveled to the lesser-known cities and spots of Portugal to have a good time and experience the Portuguese “Bom Viva” way of life. The country definitely has a lot to offer.
Filmed & edited by Blai Costa.
A new one by our good friends from POP Trading Company who teamed up with the record label Safe-Trip to create a whole collection.
Video by Jan Maarten Sneep featuring Bastiaan van Zadelhoff, Jair Gravenberch, Chima Chibueze, Pascal Moelaert, Hugo Snelooper, Logan Da Silva Ortiz, Tomas De Keulenaar, Billy Hoogendijk, Jeff van der Veken, Alex Raeymaekers, Yeelen Moens, Ali Belhadj & Rob Maatman.
Film and Edit by Jan Maarten Sneep
Gotta love the Vans Europe team for their ability to go for it in any and every situation or spot. We don’t want to spoil the trick but we were really stoked to see Dustin Dollin with a great ender trick in this!
On a side note Pfanner is like a very fine wine isn’t he.
The system drops a threatening vision of the future direct via Big Brothers’ private channels.
REMY TAVEIRA, LILIAN FEV, YEELEN MOENS, QUENTIN BOILLON, EDOUARD DEPAZ, JOSEPH BIAIS, ÖCTAGON,
The best possible outcome from a Moscow trip is definitely this video to which one can simply say wow…
Vans put this out from Russia with love and we managed to get our Chris Pfanner fix until the next video.
Another Paris edit from Holland’s most fashionable crew!
By the way, a special s/o to Hugo Snelooper for keeping his fans happy with that classic line!
Sami and the POP boys are back at it again with this very magenta inspired 4:3 VX video. A lot of great tricks and some nice gestures in this one.
Rain or shine or a “Gorgelfontein” the POP guys always come through in the end. A solid video from a trip plagued by with shit weather and a lack of covered spots. Enjoy!
To round up their collaboration, Vans & Öctagon released this video featuring Joseph Biais, Val Bauer, Yeelen Moens and a bunch of lab technicians.
Introducing Yeelen Moens, here is Pop Clip #32. This time with music (and a hidden message for the Dutch viewers). Also featuring Alex Raeymaekers, Mats Edel, Billy Hoogendijk, Jair Gravenberch, Hugo Snelooper, Noah Bunink, Ali Belhadj & Buddy Swinkels.
After watching (read completed) this new “ALPHA” tutorial by the system called Öctagon you will feel rejuvenated and excited to go out and skate.
On the one side, the modern society as evil machinery that unnoticeably takes control about our being, and on the other, the Öctagon members that refuse to defer and try to breakout of the a system of false reality. A really great and artistic approach combined with strong skateboarding.
Featuring Edouard Depaz, Remy Taveira, Yeelen Moens, Joseph Biais, Valentin Bauer, Bram de Cleen and Florian Merten.
The system known as Öctagon just produced a new video, Öctagon is a special brand with a distinct flavor of its own. Once again the video delivers a strong message when it comes to the editing, the music and the skating.
The clip features: Maya Coline, Remy Taveira, Joseph Biais, Bram De Cleen, Edouard Depaz, Valentin Bauer, Yeelen Moens & Florian Merten
“The Öctagon is totalitarian and omniscient. Billions of data are generated by this independent system and build a unique reality. Individuals live within the Öctagon. Geographic space doesn’t exist for real, it is not tangible but still defined by a multitude of data.”
Nachdem wir im Januar die Öctagon Premiere im Rahmen unserer Ausstellung zur Ausgabe #50 gezeigt haben, verging fast ein halbes Jahr, bis der Film nun endlich im Internet bestaunt werden kann. Edouard Depaz, Valentin Bauer, Bram De Cleen, Joseph Biais, Yeelen Moens und Rémy Taveira sind unter anderem in Paris, Tokyo und London unterwegs gewesen, um diesen sehr dunklen und modernen Skateboard Film zu produzieren. Vorhang auf für das Öctagon:
All Photos by Maxime Verret.