Yesterday, we rounded up some of the posse and went out to The City to check out the Benny Gold store opening. Fair weather in S.F. Saw some familiar faces. A real good day with a good vibe all around.

Clint and Johnny Roughneck, chopping it up. See that dude in the red shirt in the background? Yeah, that’s Jamie Hustle, always on his hustle. Just thought I mentioned that.

The original SWS Crew, sans yours truly. Because you know, I’m behind the lens.

Clint with the Roughnecks and the man of the hour. We got the chance to meet Benny for the first time yesterday. A real humble dude.

A billboard off the Bay Bridge. Just gotta respect the 42! That’s all…

PEACE

Infinite S.F. is a fresh addition to San Francisco’s growing streetwear community. On top of the support we plan to give to the City’s “up and coming” to “established” artists and business owners, we will be laying more ground for the select brands we collectively believe in. With Infinite S.F., the avenue’s for opportunity are endless again with the development of our in-store brand “Infinite” and the distribution of our secondary label “LIMB X LIMB” which is going on its 3rd successful season.

Make sure to join us on Saturday March 20th from 11AM to 7PM for the Grand Opening of Infinite S.F. and stop inside to cop on the hottest spring lines streetwear has to offer. After closing the celebration doesn’t end there. The Official Infinite S.F. Grand Opening After-Party will be going hard at:

SHINE
111 Minna St.
San Francisco CA
Hosted By The One And Only

Thanks for all the support and hope to see you there!

Considering that the HA Crew is dispersed all around California, whenever we get a chance to all be together, we do it big. This past weekend was no exception. With this episode starting just passed noon in San Francisco, we were blessed with sunshine in the City. Our primary visit was to check out the Cruz Skate Shop 2nd Year Anniversary Contest/Celebration over at 3rd & Army. The day also consisted of kicking in a session at the same spot, some eats over in the Mission and a trek to Sacramento to prep for some other skate events. Let me just add one more thing, I honestly prefer my burritos from the Bay. Sorry, I had to say it. Any rate, check out some pictures from last Saturday while we were at 3rd & Army:

Driving into the City.

Another good ass thing about that day was there was no winds in either direction at this spot!

Andrew Dellas.

Andrew, once again…

Colton with Rob Williams (From here on out I’ll just refer to this Rob as Emsea).

Turbo with a tailslide.

Marc Critical with a noseslide.

Clint Critical with his “Blue Steel” look. I wonder what his “Magnum” look is going to look like?

I guess this is Jay’s (NoCB) “Blue Steel” look.

Jason Wussler with a bluntslide. Dude pulled this nine times in a row. All clean.

I always felt like the New Edition era Ralph Tresvant of the crew, considering that I’m normally the one behind the lens. Was that reference too obscure? I hope my street cred points don’t get docked.

And the inevitable. Turbo on his Crackberry. That is the third guest appearance.

The winners circle…

A critical posse…

So, I suppose that is all for now. I’ll upload pictures from the Omar Salazar SB release very soon.

Don’t know what happened. That this was published to post on Saturday afternoon. Sorry about that…

Any rate, as mentioned before, here goes our second part of pictures from FTC’s For The Cash contest that happened this past Tuesday. This post focuses more on the tricks. Maybe the first post should have been titled “Exterior” and this one “Interior”. Eh, whatever… Any rate, Check it.

Steve Berra…

The mastermind behind it all, Ando from FTC.

Karl Watson, Steve Berra and Rob Welsh…

Apollo in the announcer’s seat.

Jack Curtain…

Looking down from a bird’s eye view.

Adelmo Jr. hittin’ a pop shove-it.

Lindsey Robertson with a frontside flip.

Matt Miller and a nollie heelflip.

Apollo and Marc with the best seat in the house.

Jack Curtain with a nollie over the rail into the tranny.

Theotis Beasley with a backside 180 flip.

Skate Junt’s Figgy brought it with a tre flip.

Moose from Shake Junt and a frontside flip.

And now that concludes the visual representation of the adventures of the Critical Brothers. Tune in soon as these HA Boys throw up some pictures from the Cruz Skate Shop 2nd Anniversary and the Omar Salazar Nike SB release.

Peace.