We’ve been fuckin with Raekwon since “Enter the Wu Tang” so you know we are feelin this ill beslt collabo with Akomplice. Taking their unique hook clasp belt to another level, it comes packaged in a “Cuban Links” approved cigar box and features laser etching in bloth black and brown leather. Fish scale not included. Full looks after the jump.

From volcanoes to whales to freezing dark water, there are a million reasons not to surf in Iceland but shit, if no one did it we woulnd’t have sick footage like this! Peep the highlights as Vincent Duvignac takes the overall and Chippa Wilson the best trick at what has to be one of the ballsiest comps in the world.

Corporate underwritten art shows are a dime a dozen in cities like LA and NY, especially ones that aspire to have a look and feel of something spontaneous, but for the most part lack any true inspiration other than money. That’s why its remarkable to see the LA based Survive project creating authentic art experiences purely for the sake of art. Starting in New Orleans and now moving to Detroit on June 8, LTS KOG artists SINER, FISHE, DREYE, Kyle Thomas, and Nathan Smith produce a one night only pop up of 36 3×4 foot canvasses and invite local residents to come experience the art without any commerical stings attached. Check out the moving video from NOLA above and hit the jump for full Detroit info.

The writing has been on the wall for Dakota Servold for a minute, who gets backed by Ed Templeton and then blows it, right? Regardless, he was surprised to have pro status happen so soon as you’ll see in this recap from Radcollector fam and Master Plan empresario Ashton Maxfield. His words and Aaron Gilliam’s photos start here and continue after the jump. “Dakota Servold was genuinely surprised to find out he is Foundation’s newest pro on Tuesday night. When he arrived at T.F.R. Gallery in Leucadia, CA the place was packed with Corey Duffel, Chad Tim Tim, Nick Merlino, Daniel Lutheran, Josh Harmony, Ryan Reyes, his family, friends and skate media.”

If you are even remotely involved with the skateboarding world in NYC you’re run into Mike Powley. The hard charging ripper and his trademark spectacles are a staple anywhere real skating is going down. JZ Radical caught up with Mike recently to get his background story and find our what he’s up to this summer. Peep the whole thing (with photos from Ryan Zimmerman) here.

The entire Arnette skate team raided NYC for the first time ever and hooked up with Timbo to get things cracking for dose. Check out Sierra Fellers, Mark Appleyard, Felipe Ortiz, Ryan & Scott Decenzo, Danny Supa, and a singing, tree climbing, fence jumping Luis Tolentino as they shred and live it up in the city.

DirtyDirtKid has created a massive 15 part video series dedicated to Brooklyn skate shop and community institution Homage on the occasion of their 6th anniversary on June 15. Stay tuned to his column for each episode and if that’s too much, you can just chill until he releases it as one mega-edit. Homage big ups!

Superpark 17 recently went down at Mt Bachelor in Oregon and our homie Jake Hanson was there with the Coal team as they got busy hitting all the features Seven Springs built. Click the jump for a look at his rad gallery of photos featuring Austen Sweetin, Austin Hironaka and more.

Thank god AMBSN made this video lookbook because we had no clue how to pronounce the brand’s name. Now we know, it’s like a cross between “ambition” and “vision.” With that cleared up we can actually check out the line, which goes in on a american vacation themed tip that won’t work for everyone but will definitely have some fans. Get some more looks after the jump.

After what feels like years of rumor and speculation, not to mention several “closing” parties, Max Fish is officially closing up shop in the LES. Apparently they are not moving to Vegas but instead across the river to Brooklyn. As a final, final hurrah for the bar, they’re hosting an art show with some NYC fixtures like Ricky Powell, Dave Ortiz, Craig Wetherby and more. Hit the jump for full details.