Born? July 6th 1991
Years skating? 8 years
Goofy or Regular? Reg
First set-up? Blind complete haha
Ideal set-up? Anti Hero or Krooked (7.5) deck, Bones wheels, Reds bearings, krux trucks.
Favorite brands?(shoes and clothing) Emerica, E’S, Vans, Etnies for shoes.. Clothes just something simple, Probably just the same as my shoes brands…and Indy.
Favorite Pro: Ever? As a child? At this very moment? ADIDAS, Lee Yank, Blue Turner.
Favorite trick to do in a line? nollie flip.
Best Saskatoon skate spot? End of the Roll or… The Riverlanding.
Favorite skate video? Fav skate video for sure would be ‘Diagnal’ by ADIDAS.
Favorite website/blog or magizine? Facebook, Youtube, Vimeo, Transworld.
Favorite musician? Beirut, Matt Costa, Smiths, Velvet Underground, Pixies, Talking Heads.
Best thing about skateboarding? Just ririiippppppin down a busy street with some dudes.
If you aren’t skating, what are you doing instead? Not skating, i’m working… lame
What’s your inspiration? Just friends, friends are always down to skate. I think we keep each other going.
Future dreams? Skate more, grow a beard, get some long socks. Cruiser board and rip the pool.

Prior, Ollie over both handrails @ End Of The Roll(gnar factor: fractured ankle)  Warrington Photo

*Special Thanks to Geoff Warrington for shooting this super rad photo.

By: Brennan

Born? November 3rd 1992
Years skating? I kicked around on a board about eight years ago, but really started skating 4 or 5 years ago.
Goofy or Regular? Goofy
First set-up? World Industries deck, Grindking trucks, Darkstar wheels, and Mini Logo bearings.
Ideal set-up? Krooked or Plan B deck, Krux trucks, Reds bearings, and whatever kind of wheels.
Favorite brands?(shoes and clothing) Vans and Emerica are ballin’ shoes to ride. I am obsessed with Krew, Crooks&Castles, and anything really urban that still has steeze.
Favorite Pro: Ever? As a child? At this very moment? I really liked Bam when he was still popular, and Rodney Mullen. I have so much respect for Antwuan Dixon… so chill. My favourite rider as of now is Terry Kennedy, sick style and throws phat shit like nothing.
Favorite trick to do in a line? frontside flip or fakie big spin flip
Best Saskatoon skate spot? For park skating: Riverside. For street skating: im not picky find me stairs and a couple ledges i’ll be happy.
Favorite skate video? Honestly one that brings good memories is ‘Yeah Right’, ‘The Chocolate Tour’, ‘Baker Has A Deathwish’, or ‘Cliche Live & Unplugged’.
Favorite part in a skate video? Anything with Lizard King its always exciting.
Favorite website/blog or magizine? www.skatevideosonline.net kills it.
Favorite musician? J.Cole or XV
Best thing about skateboarding? The crews I roll with, it’s all one big family.
If you aren’t skating, what are you doing instead? Snowboarding, or chillin’ with the homies.
What’s your inspiration? Just the fun of it all, Keeps me going.
Favorite thing about our shops? The style of all the product, and how the people that work there are super ill.

Grasby, Ollie over fieldhouse rock gap/Warrington Photo.

*Special Thanks to Geoff Warrington(bottom photo) and Maile Crowe(top photo) for shooting these super rad shots.

By:Brennan

Smooth black leather Swoosh, toebox and heel. Black suede upper. Black midsole. Aqua branding and laces. Yesterday was full of Nike SB posts, ya’ll must be tired of my overzealous descriptions and ecclesiastical vocabulary.

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Available at Momentum Marketplace

Ayy,
JJ

Another rudimentary Dunk, Nike excellently makes use of the shades within the color spectrum: grey, white and black. The whole side of the shoe fluctuates in regards of grey, while the midsole is solely black. Not only does the shade scheme alternate, the materials do as well. Canvas and suede make up the upper; suede can be found on the toe-box and canvas takes over as you make your way up the sneaker. Finally the third shade: white makes up the tongue branding and laces thus completing and complimenting the overall design.

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JJ

Throughout the summer, our skate team has been skating hard, and breaking bones. We have been shooting for a possible video, and recently getting photos taken from Geoff Warrington. You can expect to see more content from us.

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Mo Market Skate Team:

Greg Prior, Jacob Grasby, Tyler Abrahamson, Steve Spizawka, and Garrett Kendel.

Perforated obsidian leather covers the entire upper of this Blazer, alongside a matching midsole, Nike has successfully created another “midnight” SB. White tubing, laces, and Nike (on the heel/tongue) contribute to this Blazer’s contrasting outline. What irks me is that I never really see anyone skating a Blazer/Dunk High.. I’m tired of seeing the same ol’ low(s) being worn constantly. Stop being so traditional!

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JJ

Less than two weeks ago, the Zoom Paul Rodriguez 4 was officially unveiled as the 4th generation signature sneaker from Paul Rodriguez. A full-fledge video campaign comes to us in the form of a video and various interview segments with Paul Rodriguez. Images previously seen as part of initial launch are now pieced together as part of a commercial which includes a voiceover and appearance from New York’s own Nas. After the jump are some short videos featuring Paul Rodriguez on topics such as the shoe itself, P-rod’s thoughts on Nas, New York City skating and a segment involving Theotis Beasley’s thoughts on P-Rod

If you come into The Marketplace, you’ll be able to sift through the nice selection of P-Rod apparel and footwear as well. We’ve recently placed some neat photographs/posters around the shop as well. Of P-Rod. Doing what? I don’t know..

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The 2.5 would be best described as undergoing a clipping, removing the excess of previous whole numbered P-Rods. Light, skate ready, covered in red suede with a grey suede Swoosh, the P-Rod 2.5 just makes decision making that much harder.

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JJ

The Hundreds’ F/W line is as strong as ever with their referential graphic tees to the past/present/(future?). As usual, we’re stocked up from the feet up with tees and some hoodies. This is only the first shipment, so expect more throughout the upcoming months.

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JJ

HUF is divided between the two stores (8th & Marketplace) and between the two stores we have every model except two (thank-tou). 8th Street shelves the Hupper, Hupper Star Pack, Genuine Star Pack, and Choice Star Pack. Marketplace has different models which include the HUF 1 and Choice (Standard) — both made of suede. All of HUF’s shoes are simply lifestyle/skate constructed and provide a comfortable fit/feel.

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Available at Momentum 8th & Marketplace

Ayy,
JJ