It took a few days to figure out where the WiFi works best at our hotel in Honolulu, as in it hardly ever worked before then, so I'll be doing daily posts until the end of the trip if all goes smoothly.
We've been skating super sick spots the last week, including Wallows and many more that I've seen in mags/videos over the years. 

   This spot is around the corner from our hotel, and although it looks very good, you only get one try as the security in Waikiki is insane (and lots of Honolulu for that matter). Matt Gravel filmed the Ollie with Ethan Craig, waited a few minutes, and ran back up for a quick photo. Hotel staff were stoked and cheering us on as we skated away, and were still cheering as we made our way around the block and skated by on the other side.

    We had found a really good over rail to bank for Regan Hodgson to try a trick on, but after a couple robberies and slams, his back and legs were pooched and the session was over. The landing was rough and tore up his back in no time; something to go back for.



   Wallows. No explanation needed. Arguably one of the most iconic spots of all time, it was a total life hammer to bomb down from the top and skate the banks. Bets have been going down lately, in which the consequence is shotgunning a Limearita. Today it was Regan's turn, shotgunning one down after his first clip of the day.

   A couple clips of Luke Gonis skating Vic West a couple months back when I first got my GH4.

-Luke Connor

 

15 Seconds with Luke Gonis from yougotthat! on Vimeo.

   The good homie Isaac Walker is finally getting some of the recognition he's been working towards. A true skate rat with more pop than you, his Recognize in the latest SBC Skateboard issue is well deserved. Hell yeah Rupe!!!
Thanks to Brian Caissie and SBC for hooking it up, now go pick up a copy at your local skateshop or news stand today!

-Luke Connor

   With a new project to be released this coming year, we will be releasing a handful more parts from YGT Presents: VICtorious.
   To kick things off we have Trevor Mcdermid and Dan Lintaman's section, with guest tricks from Lucas Hodges, Henri Simpson and Cort Watt.

-Luke Connor

 

   Shay Sandiford is a man on a mission, I'm pretty sure he skates Vancouver more then I do and he still lives in Courtenay. Over the last year Shays been hard at work filming for a web edit that you will be seeing very soon and I can guarantee you will be impressed. With only a hour to spare before having to catch the ferry home Shay landed this 3flip fairly easily and bagged another clip into the timeline, be on the lookout!

-Leo

Shay Sandiford - 3flip [o] Leo Graceffo

For the Frontblunt of Dane Pryds below, I couldn't quite decide if fisheye or long lens would make the ledge look better, so I just shot it from both and I'll let you be the judge. Good to have you back on the board Dane!

-Luke Connor

I was stoked to have Corey Cawdell sleep on my couch for 3 days last week before he flew off to Alberta for work, with filming a little onethirtythree ad in mind and drinking some beers I knew it would be a good time. Although it rained pretty much the whole time Corey figured it could be one of the last times he'll get to skate this winter so we decided fuck it! Lucky for me a little bit of rain, wet shoes, rusty bearings and slippery griptape didn't seem to bother Corey, maybe he should give up that dirty Alberta oil money and take up acting?

-Leo





Jake Hamilton is the man! when he's not working on WDH stuff or filming everyone else he can definitely get down on the other side of the lens! Check out this new part whodahell put out earlier this week.

 

   These black flatbars outside a church on Quadra St. don't get skated very often, but Adam Colborne has had his eye on it for a while so we left the park to get a trick before sunset. Adam wanted to try a different trick, but after warming up with some 50-50's I suggested he do it through the knob. His kingpins were catching, but after a few pushes and determination Adam managed to grind both trucks over the knob with ease.

-Luke Connor