In anticipation of the release of SUPRA’s forthcoming full-length tour video set to release next week, we take a look into some footage of the brand’s team riders shredding throughout New York City. Having rented an apartment in Brooklyn for roughly a month, the gang of talented boarders virtually made the city their playground, awarding onlookers with high-octane visibility of their well-honed skate skills.

Bitchslap Magazine recently caught up with Erik Ellington while in Copenhagen as members of the SUPRA skate team were just finishing up obliterating Europe. In this intimate profile, Ellington, famously of Baker and now Deathwish Skateboards, talks about his initial start in the business as well as the grind that comes along with running a successful brand. Combining sit-down interview bytes with skate action, this is a segment that should satiate a viewer’s desire to learn about the business as well as the boarding.

The Berrics and KR3W have teamed up with skater Erik Ellington on a special collaboration project. The lineup consists of KR3W’s denim model, the EE Slim and a snapback cap featuring ‘The Berrics’ logo embroidered on the front. They come in a Charcoal Grey Twill colorway and can be purchased through The Canteen or Berrics Unified Shops.

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Skate pro, Erick Ellington, widely regarded as one of the best around has made a name for himself not only by being an awesome dude and superb skater but for his signature collections from Krew/Supra and Deathwish boards. In a question and answer segment, we get tons of answers from the pro including whether he is becoming a satanist and why is only the Supra team on Deathwish? Definitely an entertaining piece, look out for the Neckface cameos as well.