Dennis Enarson, who will hence forth be known as Denim Enarson, has a good interview over on Defgrip where he sheds some light on Markit as a brand:

“This is my first time saying this publicly, but it is going to turn into something much more then just a crew. MARKIT will be a Denim company focusing on making quality jeans.”

He also says that the highly anticipated Markit video will be released next year on iTunes.

I guess this has been in the works for a while but now its official, Dennis is on Oakley. Check out his bio here. Also after the jump is his Markit edit from a few months ago if you need a reminder as to how insanely good he is.

I have no idea if this is actually authorized by Nike (if it isn’t, I’m sure it’ll be offline soon) but it’s got an animated Dennis Enarson and Nigel talking about the shoes they ride. The animation is pretty hilarious and worth watching.

Demolition has a post up that says that yesterday, Dennis Enarson broke his femur while filming a suicide double truck. This comes just as Dennis had made his recovery from his separated shoulder injury. Worst of all? It happened on his birthday. Get well soon, buddy.

I don’t even know what to say. This is so good. Everything looks easy for them. Watch it now.

“Drop the Nike BMX team off in a city filled with rad spots and you get a ton of incredible riding. Garrett Reynolds, Dennis Enarson, Chad Kerley, and Nigel Sylvester throw down lines in this video that you will not believe.“- Nike

UPDATE: Bumped this up to the top because it deserves it.

Nike recently got Chad Kerley, Dennis Enarson, Garrett Reynolds and Nigel Sylvester out to Texas to film a web video and this is the trailer. It’s good to see the crew back together. There isn’t much riding in this, but what there is… mindblowing. Really stoked to see this.

“We unlocked a video form our vault, this time it’s Dennis Enarson showing the smith grind. Filmed and edited by the great Terrell Gordy. Dennis took a pretty heavy slam filming in Texas last week. He was knocked silly and injured a lung and shoulder. Dennis is home now taking it easy for a few weeks.“- Haro

“Sooo, we try to keep it on the down low, but we have a indoor park at the Transworld office. The Transworld Skate crew are the owner/operators, but we usually have a late day session when we’re in the office. Only a few people outside of Jeff, Keith, our sales guy Adam, and myself have really ridden it. But, we decided to invite the San Diego crew of Dennis Enarson, Chad Kerley, Christian Rigal, and Ronnie Napolitan to come up and let loose on it.
PS: Yes, I know I used Chad’s nose manual and Dennis’ can-jam at the end of their how-to videos. Ain’t no cares.“- Ryan Fudger

Last week was defined by the release of two of the most insane park web videos of all time by two guys widely considered the best all around riders in BMX today. Those riders are, of course, Drew Bezanson whose Joyride 150 edit had the same banger mentality that most modern pros reserve for street video parts (earning 1600+ Facebook likes on this site alone) and Dennis Enarson who simply lit up his backyard ramps with more bulbs than a tanning salon and let his roommate/filmer Christian Rigal film him destroying his home turf.

Today I am proud to present a video that manages to marry both of last week’s edits. Drew Bezanson was visiting his friends in San Diego and was ecstatic to get a session in on Dennis’ ramps and while both of last week’s edits were captured in HD, today Drew’s riding was captured by Miles Rogoish and his trusty VX. Anthony Napolitan, Kurt Russell and Dennis himself all volunteered some guest clips to complete the section. While athletes in other sports (and even other disciplines within BMX) are often presumed to be cocky and territorial, it’s awesome to see Dennis and Drew ripping on each other’s turf and this edit definitely captures how much fun BMX is even for 2 dudes who are riding at the absolute highest level.

Dennis Enarson redesigned his backyard ramps, and Christian Rigal and Terrell Gordy teamed up to make a dialed edit of Dennis doing what Dennis does best: anything he wants.