Kai Neville Debuts Episode Three of Landscape Altered

| posted on May 13, 2010

Much to our delight, Kai Neville recently uploaded the latest installment of his Landscape Altered series. The third chapter continues along the lines of the unimaginable as Clay Marzo, Jay Davies, and Chippa Wilson all drop some bangers and redefine technical surfing.

Landscape Altered – Episode 3 from Kustom Airstrike on Vimeo.

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