Watch: Simon Bannerot's Heavy New Video Part
"Mega-ditches, rock rides, and one unimaginable Oakland ender, Simon Bannerot's globetrotting ATV skills are in full effect for his new Spitfire part. Edited by Mack Scharff"
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Get to know Simon a bit better with the chill Slice of Life Crailtap did with him a while back:
Related: Crailtap's Slice of Life with Simon Bannerot
One of the most talented skaters jettisoned in the Lakai collapse, Simon's name has been at the tip of everyone's tongues, wondering what his next shoe sponsor will be. He's seen here wearing Asics in some clips, so we'll see if that develops into a solid deal.
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Related: Jamie Foy Lights Up the Screen in New Spitfire Part 'Charred Remains'
Charred Remains ain't a bad name for a part. Kinda makes it sound like it was leftover clips, which for Foy, are probably still better than most pros' bangers. Don't know why Simon just got the Spitfire Part title...
Anywho, the clips do the talking, and that ender is bonkers. Nice one, Simon.
Watch: Simon Bannerot's Heavy New Video Part first appeared on Skateboarding on May 20, 2025
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