How insane is it that the Deadline video has basically been in the works since this? Garrett’s got a good interview up on Ride where he talks about all things Deadline. The video is still coming (he says Spring) and he also weighs in on the whole VX/HD debate:

“I’ve always been a fan of BMX looking raw. That’s why I like SD footage. I have respect for HD, it’s the new way, it’s more-clear and it looks more professional, but something about the VX I still like more. I guess the colors aren’t over saturated, you can get closer, and when done right, to me, looks more like real life. Also, when you watch VX there aren’t any distractions—it’s all focused on the riding. And if your camera gets hit it’s not as much money to get it fixed and if you’re in a bad neighborhood and someone holds you up with a gun it’s not such a big loss, but there is going to be a day when SD is dead due to lack of parts for the cameras and them all being discontinued and only one shop still fixes them—this guy Kerry, from Video Electronics in Boston. Regardless, don’t take my opinion to heart, I love all riding footage and I think actually hating on others footage because of format is retarded—there’s going to be a day when everyone has to go HD.”

Sad but true. Check the rest of the interview here. Also scroll all the way down to the bottom and peep that sequence. That spot is in Long Beach and we are all absolutely shocked that he did that gap to wallride, nevermind he had the momentum to 5 off the loading dock after.

JJ Palmere, Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, Hoang Tran, Billy Mitchell, Vince Kroft, and Gary Young session a park in San Diego. What really gets me is that most likely this is just all casual stuff for them.

Garrett Reynolds does the craziest shit every time we see anything from him. And Big Daddy is always doing something insanely hard while looking like a mental patient doing it.

UPDATE: Bumped to the top because realistically, this is all anyone’s really checking for today.

“Before moving out of his parent’s house in La Mesa, Calif., Nike 6.0 constructed an amazing set of ramps for Dennis Enarson, which his parents have allowed him to keep. These days, with Dennis as a homeowner, the sessions at his parent’s house might not be as frequent, but the riding continues to deliver when sessions do go down. Highlights of this video include Augie Simoncini’s command of the superman air, Garrett Reynolds’ smooth as glass opposite truckdriver and Dennis’ regular and opposite downside whips.”- ESPN

We’re late on this but there are some crazy wallpapers up on Fiend including the above, insane, tooth to 180 bar and some other stuff that Garrett, Ty and JJ got done. Also check out this awesome sequence of Colin Varanyak doing a tooth to crook to bar in Boston.

Wow.

Update 1: The site crashed, but the video is still viewable on Vimeo. It’s not embedable, so go here to see it.

Update 2: Bumped to the top because, let’s be honest, this is all anyone cares about today anyway.

There still hasn’t been too much info released about Garrett’s new company, Fiend but it looks like they got a New Era account and their Twitter says that these are dropping in September.

Garrett Reynolds makes wild lines and tricks look simple. I literally can’t imagine what his Deadline part will be like, when this is him cruising at the skatepark.

The Nike HB Pro contest was judged partly on live runs, and partly on video parts. With Tony Ennis behind the lens, Team Reynolds completely destroyed the park in their video section.