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Hathenbruck’s New Video Is a Refreshing Look at Hometown Skating

Written by Lia McGarrigle

If you're sick of rewatching Blessed and imagining yourself as part of Strobeck's crew, Salt Lake City store Hathenbruck has dropped a refreshingly hometown-focused skate video.

EVERYTHING SHIPS FROM THE WAREHOUSE is directed by Seamus Foster and includes a host of local skaters including Mitchell McIver, Kenwood Merrifield-Nirva, Colin Brophy, Jake Flood, and Hathenbruck founder, Caleb Flowers.

Filmed in various locations across Salt Lake City, the video shows the skaters — 15 in all — give a mini-tour of the city while showing off some laid-back tricks.

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Now, read our profile with Hathenbruck's founder to find out what its like selling streetwear in the Mormon capital of the world. 

 

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