In addition to new HD footage shot over the last year -- including a banger last part by Boulder local Jack Spanbauer -- Lumber Jockeys features a look-back section with a highlight reel from the shop's six previous videos.
"I started filming ten years ago with a digital Hi-8 camera," Hines says. "It's incredible how much skateboarding has progressed in that time, and even more incredible to have the technology now to be able to capture it in a way that does justice to it and to be able to make a really high-quality video. We've always focused on our skate videos as a way of trying to give back to community, grow the Boulder skate scene and give it some energy, and give people something look forward to and inspire them to push themselves a little bit harder."
