Following the recent tour across Europe, the first coverage is starting to drop in print publications across the globe. First up is the UK's Sidewalk magazine who have somehow squeezed 18 pages into their latest issue and blessed cover status to éS UK's own John Tanner.
Yesterday was the longest drive of the trip. 560 miles of highway, a whole day event. We crammed in the van, most too tired to get up, and enjoyed some solid traffic for the first two hours, just to get out of the Virginia Beach area.
John put this shirt on to constantly remind me how he felt about the van ride.
With the popularity of the new éS Square Two, we thought we should take it a step further and show you just how good the shoe is and how many different situations you might find yourself in and need it.
Go and snag yourself a pair today, you never know where you might end up next.
Yesterday was our mellow day on this tour, all of us needed a little beach time. No street skating, just a mellow demo and signing over at 17th St.
The morning view enjoyed by Kevin Terpening with a coffee.
Last day of NC, we headed to Virginia Beach last night, skating along the way. Thanks to everyone who showed us around, we all had a really fun time, can't wait to get back there.
Had to try and skate the Durham courthouse on the way out of town, didn't get to long there.
We found out why the van was smelling so bad, Josh and Stevie left some Indian food in there overnight, combined with some dirty the laundry, mostly the whites.
John taking care of some business.
Head over to our Facebook Fan page at http://www.Facebook.com/eSskateboarding and enter to win a nice little package for Mike's new pro board, the new éS Square Two and a éS t-shirt. The winner will be chosen next week.
Started the day off meeting up with éS flow rider Kent and Bob Reynolds down at Vertical Urge for a quick warm up session.
Justin was on the window.
