Another slog of a July week on QS — it happens ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
An aforementioned 10/10 bigspin, some Parisian mishaps, and a keyhole crook popover dismount sending gasps through the air to anyone watching.
Back on it next week with the cooldown in place, have a good one :)
QS goods available now on our webstore. Thanks for your support as always 💙 Available now in U.S. QS accounts. Arriving in Canada, Australia, Europe and Asia this week. (Photo above via our friends at No Comply in Austin, Texas.)
Mike Sass and his crew came together to make another PFP video. Teaser here. PFP6 premieres at Lou’s Athletic Club this Saturday, July 20th @ 8:30 P.M.
Dalton Palacio and his crew (the 700k crew) dropped a new video entitled “Mahogany.” Mostly L.A. clips with a bit of New York mixed in. Last part was crazy good. And the closing bigspin on a certain Chinatown set was 10/10.
Our webstore has been updated with the latest round of QS goods 🐍
(Apologies to the loyal contingent of people who always buy a hat or two each drop. We had some supply issues with hats this round, so weren’t able to get much of the new ones up on this webstore. They did, however, ship to shops, so if your local carries QS, they might have the hat of your dreams in stock.)
Thanks as always for your continued support ♥
Good blend of independent videos between selections from …an energy drink video.
You can pick any clip from Max’s part and it’s the one — the hold on that particular one just feels special.
…and you could also pick any clip from the Jacopo part and it’s the one, but had to choose this one for fellow fans of Bobby Worrest’s Right Foot Forward part. If you find yourself in that category, you already know what it’ll be ;)
Have a good weekend.
When choosing a headline image / thumbnail / still from this crew, it’s so easy to go with some shit they’re about to skate into because it mimics the experience of first watching the video. Like, “is this dude actually about to do this?” When the answer is “no” — at least to run up a couple slams before cutting to the make — it’s always a full body battle with ten types of sandpaper ground until the glory of the rollaway.
