14 years ago, Zero released the instant hit video Thrill Of It All (1997). Despite a great team lineup, the comparatively unknown Aaron Harrison had one of the most talked-about parts in the whole video. If you’ve seen it, you know exactly what we’re referring to. The munificent BS 180s, the high speed bank bombs, the cranium-bonk-to-viewer-cringe, and of course the notorious 14 attempts at the shipping container ollie to bank. The Who turned down the volume on their serenading amps just enough to allow the sound of Aarons fortitude push him to the 15th try and make. Call the doctor…

Bruisers is the latest visual treat from Richard Mulder and Camp Heel Bruise. Featuring Victor Mendoza and former Broadcast Correspondent Billy Davenport, this mini motion picture is just a sneak peek of good things to come. Support the Bruisers.

The Berrics recently released Part 3/3 of the Trajectory series for Brian Lotti’s Telegraph Skateboards. Coming from one of the few true legends of skateboarding, Telegraph has an impressive team of skate sages and the artistic thumbprint of my good friend Brian Lotti. Enjoy.