There is no question that Devon Smillie deserves a pro spot on any company he is affiliated with. Every edit he puts out is better than the last, and this is no exception.

Daniel Martinez takes his street skill to the West Covina Skatepark for his latest Osiris Shoes edit.

Subros and Osiris have some collab shoes coming out. Check out another pair after the jump. Seen on Subrosa’s Facebook page, go throw them a like.

Tony Malouf (excellent taste in hats up there by the way) has parted ways with Osiris to ride for Lotek:

“I’m really happy to move forward this year and be apart of a shoe company who’s main focus is BMX. I’ll also be helping out with Lotek’s videos this year and can’t wait to get a trip planned with the rest of the crew.”

Pretty excited to see what’s to come Lotek-wise with Tony involved.

Josh Betley and Devon Smillie hit up street spots and parks together in Las Vegas for a few days, and this edit is the result. Devon’s skill level is so high, Josh brings a lot of creativity, and both have head coverings that fall off during tricks. It’s everything you want in an edit.

Ronnie sent me this a week ago but Chinese internet kept me from posting it til now. Congrats man.

Sean Burns promotes his new shoe by doing what he does best: jumping off big stuff. He does switch it up at the end with some tech grinds that you probably wouldn’t except to see form him, though.

Ridiculous.

Here we go:

“Conceptualized by Osiris, produced by Futuristic Films and directed by Nicholaus Goossen, who was a first-time director at age 26, making the cult-classic, “Grandma’s Boy” for Adam Sandler, We Are Osiris, subtly infuses iconic Osiris athletes, a graffiti artist and a rapper through notable action clips that tell the brand story in a unique documentary style — all in 30 seconds.”

Making fun of Darryl for being called “iconic” starts… now.

Josh Betley comes up with some fun and creative lines at a prefab skatepark in Henderson, Nevada for his latest Osiris edit.