The 8th annual benefit jam went off perfectly on July 17th!
Women’s Finals at the Vans BMX Waffle Cup was awesome. Everyone was ripping! From big airs to tech street it's great to see so many different styles mesh on this hybrid course. Don’t let me keep you from watching the action play out, Hit play!
The 8th annual benefit jam went off perfectly on July 17th!
Watch the best moments of BMX from X Games 2022!
After every Rom Jam I'm left in awe, trying to understand how it got wilder than the year before... and this year was no exception. Featuring Darren Van Wyk, Ash Finlay, Jack Clark, Jordan Clark, Ben Towle, Tom Russell, Isaac Lesser and more...
The Best Trick Jam at Vans BMX Waffle Cup was just jaw-dropping. The level of riding was at an all-time high and the riders were feeding off of each other's energy the whole 30 min session. You're not going to want to miss the exciting Best Trick Jam.
THIS VIDEO WAS SO MUCH FUN TO MAKE WITH TYLER, HE ABSOLUTELY RIPS. THIS WAS ALL FILMED AND EDITED IN ONLY ONE DAY. HOPE YOU ENJOY!
Valley View Jam (June Jam) is always a weekend that is looked forward to each year! Ever since I met will 6 years ago the vibes and times have only gotten better and better. I've watched the shed project grow over those years, and fuck me hasn't! It's hands down one of the best legend conventions each year.
Today, etnies and Doomed continue to embrace the chaos, launching their third footwear and apparel collaboration with a video featuring Jordan Godwin, Sam Jones and Jordan O’Kane. Once again, the Doom-mongers worked with etnies to produce two stylish black shoes that are dark, stealthy and durable – the Windrow and Windrow Mid Vulc. Pictured above the Windrow Vulc Mid x Doomed is black to the floor with a witches graphic on the footbed. The ghoulish green hit below the white stylized “E” on the Windrow x Doomed pops, and this style offers the support of a cupsole.
etnies pro BMX rider Jordan Godwin and artist Paul Robinson founded the brand on Doomsday, back in the late teens of the 21st century. When these two aren’t pushing the limits of technical street riding
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.