To celebrate the release of Brian Lotti’s Broadcast wheel, we are giving you the chance to win a set for yourself. Head over to @berrics on Instagram and answer our trivia question and we will hook up three lucky people who answer correctly with a set of Brian’s wheels for themselves and a Broadcast t-shirt. Contest ends April 12, 2013.
You already watched Kevin Coakley’s Off The Grid video a few weeks ago, right? If not check it here. This time around, it’s Paul Shier and Daniel Castillo getting lost in the jungle. Click here to watch at TheBerrics.com
The Broadcast team is bustin some moves! We’ve been waiting for Kevin Coakley’s Bangin vid to come out on The Berrics for some time. Well, it’s finally here and confirms the widespread rumor that Mr. Coakley destroys. Check the full clip here.
Over at the Berrics, Kevin Coakley, Brian Delatorre, and Yaje Popson throw a dart at a map and spend a day Off The Grid. Watch the full video here.
“In the early 90’s a dozen companies, armed with very little money, a lot of hard work and a refusal to fail, rose from the ashes of the recession to become the established brands you know today. Now, in the greatest economic hardship our planet has seen since The Great Depression, it seems history is repeating itself. New companies and new projects are surfacing weekly. Trajectory is our way of introducing to you these initiatives as well as the people who have the courage to throw caution in the wind and not be afraid to have it blow back and hit them square in the teeth. Here is Broadcast part two.” — Steve Berra
“In the early 90’s a dozen companies, armed with very little money, a lot of hard work and a refusal to fail, rose from the ashes of the recession to become the established brands you know today. Now, in the greatest economic hardship our planet has seen since The Great Depression, it seems history is repeating itself. New companies and new projects are surfacing weekly. Trajectory is our way of introducing to you these initiatives as well as the people who have the courage to throw caution in the wind and not be afraid to have it blow back and hit them square in the teeth. Here is Broadcast part one.” — Steve Berra
As usual, we’re a little late posting this exciting news bit to the blog: The Berrics have opened the first of many (hopefully) skate parks allowing the public to skate terrain that somewhat resembles that which is found in the elusive Berrics park. The opening ceremony was well attended and Paul Shier represented us like a true gent. Check this link for more.
Speaking of Melcher, here’s one of his Berrics First Try Friday’s from a while back. Just because it’s Friday.
It’s always a pleasure to behold the Blueprint crew skating the Berrics. You’ve likely already seen this, but here is a recent edit from Broadcasters Paul Shier and Kevin Coakley.
Shea Cooper gets spotted from the window of a Los Angeles cafe as he navigates the streets on his way to The Berrics. Photo by Brock Mitchell.
