Set In Stone is a DIY project by Kingpin, Carhartt and Emerica supporting the radical nature of the DIY spirit.
Daryl was heavily involved in this project all the way through.
This is the first of four videos accompanying issue 98 of Kingpin Magazine. It features the skills of Jan Kliewer, Lennie Burmeister, Eniz Fazliov, Rob Maatman, Hirschi, Vincent Coupeau and Rob Smith and was filmed by Sam Bailey.
Fancy a rad poster of Daryl and some stickers? Simply head over to the Heathen Facebook Page, like and share this image and then send an email with your name and address info@heathenskateboards.co.uk (Heathen Stuff in the subject field please).
One of you'll find a Heathen patch in your parcel. The lucky swine that gets the patch will win a free tee shirt. If you find the patch, drop us another email and we'll send you out your free tee.
Daryl has been busy building and skating as part of the Kinpin 'Set in Stone' project. Watch the trailer below and then prepare yourself for the special edition mag and edits dropping soon.
Daryl and Ben took a trip to Eindhoven last week. The boys at 100 pecent skateshop have some photos of the boys ripping over on their blog, check them out by clicking here.
Who even knows if 'Scrolling' is a word? Who cares? Our latest board series is now here. The 'Scroll' series is available in Orange 7.75", green 8", purple 8.25", red 8.5". Hail skatan!
Nick is featured on the cover of todays Derby Telegraph. Check the cover shot and inside story below. Also take a look at some old Nick footage from the last few years.
Longest serving member of the Heathen team, builder of high grade skateparks and slasher of all terrain, Daryl Nobbs is the boss. Watching this footage of Daryl from over five years ago last night got me really stoked. The leather jacket might have gone but Cov Sid lives on!
Daryl, Nick, Martyn, Felix, Becky, Harry and myself headed over to Skegness for the UK Mini Ramp Championships last weekend. We met up with Ben, Ryan and Rayner and got a session on. Unfortunately due to injuries and other things not everyone managed to enter. Ryan weaved and shredded his way into the finals and placed sixth, good work dog. Check the highlights from Sidewalk below.