éS has just dropped a spankin new website with a blinding array of new features that includes a Mike Anderson interview, Mike Anderson video part, new team bios, éS in Denver, éS team interviews in 5 parts, éSpanol Tour documentary, Spring 2010 products, simplified format, daily news updates, and exclusive éS website features updated regularly. That’s pretty major. Go here to peep it.

Photographer Yoon Sul has has just launched a new website and is kicking it off with an audio interview with Lizard King entitled “Lizard King is a Dickhead.” Go here for a bunch or rad photos and to listen to the complete interview.

Surf brand SUPERbrand launched their new website today with an exclusive preview of their first ever apparel collection for Fall 2010. In addition to the apparel preview, hardgoods, and accessories, the new site will have a constant stream of info from one of the raddest teams in surfing: Dion Agius, Ry Craike, and Clay Marzo. Go here for more.

Stranger BMX just launched their new site and dropped this rad little teaser featuring Caleb Quanbeck to get things cracking. Homie is on it. Via Lotek.

The daily skateboarding news bible SkateDaily has dropped a redesigned version of their site. Keeping true to their established low-tech steez, the redesign doesn’t feature tons of digi bells and whistles, opting instead for a clean interface and easy navigation. They do have a Twitter bird that drops in on a skateboard though, that’s pretty next level.

Photographer and Rad Collector columnist Craig Wetherby has just launched his new website. Featuring iconic images of board sports legends like Herbie Fletcher, Devun Walsh and Chris Pastras, as well as musicians and artists from GWAR to Santigold, his work covers an impressive gamut. Go here to peep his rad new extensive gallery.

Nyjah Huston has just launched the website for his new company I&I Skateboards, just about a year after leaving Element for greener pastures. Things at I&I definitley look green with an overall rasta theme and a team that includes Anthony Williams and Richard Jefferson. The above ad sets the tone for what should be a fresh source of irie new talent.

The new Build the Woods site has just launched. Built by Elwood Ruffle from Seventies Distribution, the design mastermind who also helped launch the new Hoffman site this year, Build The Woods is a UK based blog supported by some of the best UK, US, Canadian and New Zealander trail builders and a motivational tool for anyone to get inspired to dig for some sky. Check it out here.

Skullcandy just dropped their new website. Surprisingly simple in appearance, the site actually seems somewhat low tech, especially for a tech brand. However, with a few clicks, its obvious that everything from entertaining multimedia to shopping is in there, just not presented in an over the top manner. Particularly dope are their artist and team videos and their Freeloaders section with mad free shit. Go here to get it all.

DC dropped their 2010 Snowboarding site today, marking yet another step towards the beginning of the winter shred season. Not overly tech and with a good look to it, the site has all the product info you would expect as well as a particularly good team section with multi media on both global pros and ams. As an added bonus, DC Snowboarding is presenting a 5 part “Shredisode Series” directed by Pierre Wikberg, with the first one going live today. The site will be updated regularly with new content which should help with the counting of days until your local hill opens up (Colorado excluded you lucky bastards!)

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