In this promo of Ave BMX’s Radek Dzwigala for Proper and Vans he hits the streets of Poland checking moves off a trick list. Highlights include bar manual to bar down a pair of 7 sets, and a really clean 360 to manual to 180. Execution of this promo from the concept and riding, to the filming and editing is on point.

Kevin Kalkoff finds some great spots in France and Spain and puts them to good use in his new Vans edit. He put a few months into filming for this, and I think it shows.

Vans Orlando Skatepark has long since shut it’s doors, but since I spent way too much time there when it was open, I had enough footage to make one last edit from there still.

Featuring the whole Cult team and a bunch of other thugs.

Eating Starbursts in the dentist’s chair is G as fuck. This is mostly just a recap on what Ty has been doing over the course of the past year with some old riding footage and some newer stuff towards the end.

Quick edit from the French Vans team:

“Jeremy Muller
Anto Lille
Nicolas Badet
Adrien Lecomte
Kevin Demester
& Anthony Perrin”

Uh………………

Back in December of last year Mick Bayzand, Alex Hiam, Cooper Brownlee, Ryan Guettler, Zac Miner, Tom Stretton, Brock Olive, Valvo and Clint Millar spent five days in Adelaide, South Australia. Given those names, I expected that it would be a really good edit, but I think it surpassed my already high expectations. If you want to see even more from this trip, check out the disposed feature on it over at Defgrip. Also, be on the lookout for a Vans/Colony colab shoe due out in March 2012.

Yeah, I know we already posted a Vans Last Session edit, but while that one focused mostly on the locals, this is made up of a night before private session with the pros that came in to town and their riding on the final session. It also has a ton of angles of that wild transfer Scotty did as first seen on Cottle’s Twitvid, and then on the other edit.

Our own Brett Rohfling put this together for ESPN and he has some words about the end of the Orlando Vans park:

“The loss of the Vans Skatepark in Orlando is more than just a big room full of ramps going away. It was a second home for many of the locals. Everyone knew everyone else’s names (including the employees), and it lacked the cold, cliquey feel that some parks have. If you were from out of town, or just starting BMX, you were welcomed with the same warmth that any local would be. It helped cultivate new talent like Trey Jones, and it helped keep some of the more seasoned pros like Rob Nolli and Tom Haugen stay riding at a high level. Even though the ramps will soon be completely dismantled and removed, the fun times, friends and progression that happened there will not soon be forgotten.”

Note: The five minutes of black at the end of this video, and other recent ESPN videos is a system issue at ESPN, and not that the contributor exported the video improperly.