Twelve edits in a year, that's reason enough to celebrate, but at Pop Trading Company, they don't even take the easy route of a compilation of sorts, but offer you two minutes of dat new new on their beloved Benelux brick grounds!
As always super varied in their respective approach of brick grounds, our Pop Trading Company homies offers us here one of the most perilous wallie grind we have seen in a while… And nowadays, that says something!
The Pop Trading Company –remember that post sea-punk remix we recently produced for them?– homies are back with a new clip, including a new rider, this one being British nonetheless, and quite the "explosive" kind in his skating.
Here is the fourth and final remix of the Pop Clips from the Pop Trading Company camp, and this time, this is the one and only Manolo from Manolo's Tapes fame that gets to work on it! A different use of spices, therefore, but with the type of skating that gets you stoked, and a great reminder that there is a healthy and active scene North of us!
After ours, then the Grey one, here comes the third remix of the Pop Clips from Pop Trading Company. This time, they did the job themselves! More never seen before clips and a sick editing of it all: what else you need!?
Here comes the second remix of the Pop Clips that have put out by Pop Trading Company, and this time, it is the Grey homies that gets at it, with Jacob K Brown behind the wheels! A footage selection and a general mood quite different from the ones done by Hugo Campan, and still the general street ripping the Pop heads are known for.
This new edit from the Pop Trading Company homies is the best excuse to announce that we are working on something quite special with the gang! Stay tuned, and meanwhile, enjoy their take on the Benelux spots!
Always great those Pop Trading Company edits! And this one will make you ask the best question a skate video could ever instigate: "Where the hell is this spot!??"
Despite harsh weather conditions and an architectural landscape that is not necessarily ideal at first sight, the Netherlands have developed a strong tradition of actual street skaters that aren't afraid of getting tech, and from the look of their very first edit, the Pop Trading Company crew should hold that torch with pride. We are now waiting for the follow-up!
