Capri Sun vert ramp. 90 degrees. Sand on the flat bottom.
Every year the Soul Bowl comes to Huntington Beach and while this isn't the legendary bowl there where a couple guys getting work done on the 16-ft wide mini-vert ramp.
Ronnie Surridge is just plain blasting the f@*% out of this tranny and Dave Voelker extends a can-can like no other. Despite these tricks, despite the Capri Sun logos, despite the mass appeal of a vert demo on the beach, going high will always be cool.

A while ago I was out in Salt Lake City with Fuzzy shooting photos and we had this idea for a sequence morph that went arcross two jumps.  The morph turned out sweet but we never used it for anything. Check out the radness from Redline's team manager.

First of all, count how many times this kid says Bone Death and has fake seizures.
It is pretty messed up how his wheel snapped at the seam, never seen it happed like that before but had it not buckled, he would have snapped his wrists instantly.
This stair gap is insane, but his rendition is epic. At one point he says "A thousand wooden hookers." Amazing.

The sweetest part of my job is getting to see things like this go down and then having them recycled into a killer ad. Three dudes have taken a stab at this spot and one guy, broke his foot trying to get it done. It isn't as curved as it looks. This was the second time we took Gary to the secret Orange County ditch and he made it happen after taking a couple diggers. I lied to him about how far it was from Oceanside so he would come up to ride. I'm glad he wasn't pissed.

Here's a quick trailer from Bob Scerbo's most recent project: Skapegoat. Enjoy the East Coast Street.  Photo: Romanowski