Chris Jatoft ‘Pathways’ (2016)

Chris Jatoft’s section in Brett Nichols’ ‘Pathways’ video is not here so much for an unusual bag of tricks, but for the fact that he seems to go out of his way to skate abstract scupltures, fragments of urban debris and generally things that most would look out without thinking ‘Ooh, that makes me want to grab my board and skate it.’

Buster Halterman. Planet Earth ‘Now n Later’ (1991)

The Chrome Ball Incident has covered the story of Buster Halterman skating on his own, in a barn far away from the centre of the late 80s/early 90s vert scene before heading to California and melting minds, which is worth a read if you have a minute. If not, just check out his incredible section from Planet Earth’s ‘Now N Later’, two Op Ivy songs’ worth of fluid, creative vert madness…

Tom Day. Heroin Skateboards ‘Video Nasty’ (2013)

An upbringing of crusty Northern spots clearly shaped Tom Day’s skate preferences, and Video Nasty sees him hitting a huge array of obstacles – unexpected lines at haggard bank set ups, half cab flips in fullpipes, no complys over handrails and jersey barrier madness are all contained within!

Amandus and Sondre Mortensen 2015 clips

Swedish brothers Amandus and Sondre Mortensen definitely make full use of Malmo’s incredible skateable terrain, but from the way they skate, you feel they’d be just as happy tearing up spots in a West Country fishing village as a Scandinavian skate-playground. Skate everything!