DAY 5. Moa Testicle Facility!
Frothin!
ready to hit the facility again and it can't come soon enough! Ive been
doing RND on some new thane and I'm eager to get out and make the
comparisons on yesterdays thane sessions! Gabe and Chad had a vid to
shoot today and with the ol 'spy' apparently being out and about from
lunch, they too were keen to get a start.
Met
by the local dawgs, we head through the gate! Similar conditions from
yesterday except the wind be blowin down the hill stronger today. With
the first runs under the belts peeps started doin wat they do. The boys
hit the corners with they're vid and the rest of us just hit runs. With
countless runs under the belt Speedy called it and we bounced to get
lunch and gas.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
One Man Slide Jam
Former Landyachtz Employee and ripper Justin Abrioux is traveling around Australia right now. He hooked up with Heelside Magazine and this is the result.
Slick editing eh!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Field Report : Ntence Decentz Tour 2013

Day 4. Testicle Facility.
Had a pretty shitty sleep last night eh. Wasn't Anything to do with the accommodation, Speedy had hooked it up again. Just the damn sandflies. We're stayin at the beautiful Pakiri Beach not even 10 minutes from the hill. Its such a nice little beach park, right on a river that leads to the ocean. At this time of year the sands built up over the mouth and the river isn't flowing. All good. The beach makes up for it! Cant wait to hit that again later.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Field Report : Ntense Decentz Tour 2013
Day 3. Mungas SE to "The Testicle Facility"
Well there it is. Wat a start to the day eh. Bluebird skies and a health trip of granola and yogurt, and we set out for the hill. Toady was gonna be the last time we were gonna sk8 the Mungamukas and we weren't about to go easy. The runs where fast and tight. Being Monday morning there were a bunch more trucks makin their way to or from the job! All good, 1 truck - 10 truck. Got busy with some filming too! Jaco gets out and sets up while the rest of us get to froth on the fast sweeping turns. Api loves showin us down this one. He's always up there in the lead group or makin his way from the back. Its a great hill for fast lines and drafting! The pavement for the most part is sticky and banked and the less deece pavement wasn't at all hard to ride.
Well there it is. Wat a start to the day eh. Bluebird skies and a health trip of granola and yogurt, and we set out for the hill. Toady was gonna be the last time we were gonna sk8 the Mungamukas and we weren't about to go easy. The runs where fast and tight. Being Monday morning there were a bunch more trucks makin their way to or from the job! All good, 1 truck - 10 truck. Got busy with some filming too! Jaco gets out and sets up while the rest of us get to froth on the fast sweeping turns. Api loves showin us down this one. He's always up there in the lead group or makin his way from the back. Its a great hill for fast lines and drafting! The pavement for the most part is sticky and banked and the less deece pavement wasn't at all hard to ride.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Field Report : Ntence Decentz Tour 2013
DAY 2. More frothing at Mungamuka
G what a sleep. I think I can speak for the tribe and say that we all slept pretty damn well. Late night games of dice and a mountain of food would suggest that anyhow! Had the hell sleep in and I think for good reason. There had been some early morning rain and the roads outside were a little wet. the sky had that 'morning sickness' look to it. Time to lurk and chill and word is me homie Cam is feelin a little under the weather. Poor fella threw chunks even before we had hit town for breaky.
Jacob Lambert:Pic
Time we had a feed and got to the hill. The sun had some serious punch! While the weather and road had taken a turn for the good, Cam had hit a wall. Looked like death had been ran over by a logging truck. Heavy bra! While we hit the hill, Cam laid at the top. Not much else he coulda done.
G what a sleep. I think I can speak for the tribe and say that we all slept pretty damn well. Late night games of dice and a mountain of food would suggest that anyhow! Had the hell sleep in and I think for good reason. There had been some early morning rain and the roads outside were a little wet. the sky had that 'morning sickness' look to it. Time to lurk and chill and word is me homie Cam is feelin a little under the weather. Poor fella threw chunks even before we had hit town for breaky.
Jacob Lambert:Pic
Time we had a feed and got to the hill. The sun had some serious punch! While the weather and road had taken a turn for the good, Cam had hit a wall. Looked like death had been ran over by a logging truck. Heavy bra! While we hit the hill, Cam laid at the top. Not much else he coulda done.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Field Report : Ntence Decentz Tour 2013
Day 1. Auckland heading North.
Jacob Lambert:Pic
Epic. feels so good to be back in the land of the long white cloud about to get rad on the fine curves the North Island has to offer. Its to be a smaller group of rad lads and a far cry from last years 20 odd. We got 11 crew from all round the planet. Matt k, Gabe, Bondy, Speedy, Kam, Api, The Chad, Jacob and two new friends to add to the ever growin family, Gavin from Calgary and Jordan from Albany, and myself. Good times are just around the corner…..literaly!
The van that we are using this year is a Mercedes TD, seats 14 and is comfy as to lurk in on the way to the hills. Its gonna be a long 5 hour drive up the North Cape to Mungamuka. Sit back and get our chill on was the call. There wasn't too much sleep last night, i guess the anticipation of the adventure had us sleeping lightly. Good thing it was a long drive, plenty of time to chill.

Jacob Lambert:Pic
Epic. feels so good to be back in the land of the long white cloud about to get rad on the fine curves the North Island has to offer. Its to be a smaller group of rad lads and a far cry from last years 20 odd. We got 11 crew from all round the planet. Matt k, Gabe, Bondy, Speedy, Kam, Api, The Chad, Jacob and two new friends to add to the ever growin family, Gavin from Calgary and Jordan from Albany, and myself. Good times are just around the corner…..literaly!
The van that we are using this year is a Mercedes TD, seats 14 and is comfy as to lurk in on the way to the hills. Its gonna be a long 5 hour drive up the North Cape to Mungamuka. Sit back and get our chill on was the call. There wasn't too much sleep last night, i guess the anticipation of the adventure had us sleeping lightly. Good thing it was a long drive, plenty of time to chill.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Field report : GP Offshore
Max G checking in from an island somewhere in the Atlantic.
We've been skating some of the gnarliest roads under the sun with some
amazing riders.
We had a session with
some crazy locals on a closed road. We had the free time to play all day,
so we emptied my skate bag and used it as a cooler,
and of course in good 'ol use what you got fashion... the BBQ
was in a ditch on the side of the road.
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We went exploring in an abandoned building near where we were staying. Found some pretty crazy stuff to say the least. Including an abandoned well shaft and some old cars. Obviously we left no trace of our presence.
We had a nice touristy day and went up to the volcano at
3300m...
I'll let you dream about that road, you'll probably see it soon enough
in the greener pastures videos!
We head north and out into the desert soon. Whole
new geography. Whole new set of roads.
MaxG.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
G is for Guff
... who lived under the sea. He makes rad videos for Landyachtz, I wonder what the next one might be?
Check out his interview in Thane Magazine HERE.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
The Peacemaker
Wheelbase.com posted their review of the 2012 Peacemaker today. I really liked how purrfect they thought it was for so many applications.
Interestingly enough, it is coming in a smaller size (16inch wheelbase) with a little more of a nose. This will be dropping with the rest of the 2013 line-up which is meow only 1 month away.
Interestingly enough, it is coming in a smaller size (16inch wheelbase) with a little more of a nose. This will be dropping with the rest of the 2013 line-up which is meow only 1 month away.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Max Wippermann
He has no respect for "switch". You however might share his opinion, if you go as fast him.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Friday, December 7, 2012
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
An old man is talking
...listen up kids, cause Bertrand has important things to say.
Check out his whole blog HERE.
UPDATE: The Polar Bears continue to rock my world. The Polar Bears are
so good they make my other TKP trucks feel like cheap toys. I have been
to the concrete park near me twice so far with the Polar Bears, they are
excellent carving trucks and they grind extremely smoothly on concrete.
I have been improving my frontside carves on the flow corners; I am now
going so fast that I'm flying off the coping on the exit. The 91a
durometer stock tall barrel bottom bushings were too soft for a big
fellow like myself, so I replaced them with some Venom 97a pink
bushings. I kept the stock top bushings to keep the carving sharp. The
trucks carve really well with the hard bottom bushings and I am getting
absolutely no wheelbite with my 52mm Satori Linked Logo 98a
wheels. Everything with the Polar Bears is fast and stable at the
park. The trucks are super stable; bombing some hills I quickly wore
the Satori wheels down to about 50mm. The Polar Bear trucks are so good
that I don't even bother to skate my other boards now. Wherever I take a
skateboard, it is the one with the Polar Bears on it that I grab
without hesitation. Traveling is so easy with these trucks, they carve
well, they grind well, and it is so easy to ollie with these trucks that
I barely set up anymore to hop curbs. Here are some more pictures of
the Polar Bears:
Check out his whole blog HERE.
Introduction: Bear Trucks Polar Bears
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| Polar Bear 155mm trucks. I'm still grinding my locks in. The heat treated aluminum is so strong that it is taking longer than usual. The Polar Bears grind super smoothly. |
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Jack the Ripper
Jack Craddock is one of the youngest riders on the team. Living in West Van gives him the perfect terrain to practice and its no wonder this kid is progessing so fast. Totally dominating the Junior 1 division at races this year, this kid is coming after the older guys now.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
What took you guys so long?
Euro Tour 2012 Part 3: Land Boat Special from SkateHouseMedia.com on Vimeo.
Skate House Media always puts together great edits. This one happens to feature Team Rider Dillon Stephens in Europe a few weeks back.
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