Ryan slingshots through one tree before vaulting off another. Solid woodwork.

hank God Brophy got a hold of a steady Cam for that Go-Pro; we were starting to get seasick!… And what better way to put it to the test than chasing around his ole’ mate Benny Fairfax. Good lines and good times in the Sunshine Coast and a little dabble in Melbourne before Benny’s hand went boom!

To support the new One Star Pro launch, Converse Cons teamed up with Sidewalk mag to explore seaside resorts across the North of England. And so, for one freezing cold week in January 2016, the UK Converse Cons team consisting of Matlok Bennett-Jones, Ollie Lock, Harry Lintell, Dom Henry, Mike Arnold and TM Jerome Campbell, (Jamie Platt was absent due to doing his ankle a serious mischief late last year) layered up, packed themselves into a convoy of vehicles and ventured north to see what a handful of Northern seaside towns had to offer to a bunch of skateboarders deep in January.
On the agenda were infamous holiday venues Blackpool, Whitby, Bridlington and Skegness, along with a few other hidden gems that were hit up along the way. The weather was as bitterly cold as you’d expect but the crew came through. We’re stoked on the result and we hope you are too…
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to ‘Lobster Tales’.

The Converse skate team took the One Star Pro around the world from June through November 2015. From Nebraska to Burgundy to Bankok to Brazil. This is the best of that epic trip.

Filmed and Edited By Richard Quintero and Ben Chadourne

Starring: Mike Anderson, Al Davis, Nuge, Aaron Herrington, Kenny Anderson, Jason Jessee, Sean Pablo, Sage Elsesser, Sammy Baca, Ben Raemers, Tom Remillard, Zered Bassett, Eli Reed, Louie Lopez, Jake Johnson, and Al Davis.

Featuring: Frank Gerwer, Bobby de Keyzer, Milton Martinez, Andrew Brophy, David Stenstorm, Ramy Taveira, Jerome Campbell, and Carlos Cardenosa.

New Waylon Bone edit featuring Polar riders Aaron Herrington & Dane Brady, HOPPS riders Dustin Eggeling & Brendan Carroll, Quasi rider Josh Wilson and more…

2015: One hell of a year for Josh Pall.

Well, it’s actually been one hell of a decade. From moving from his home town of Cooroy, Queensland to the bright lights of Sydney, juggling skateboarding and a full time job, right through to turning pro and in the process fracturing his handsome cranium. These are the highs and lows of Josh Pall.