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Scoot at Vulcan || Max Heaton Photography Print

$120.00
$120.00

Scoot at Vulcan || Max Heaton Photography Print

Scott “Scoot” Mano, potentially the hottest name in downhill this decade.

I’ve had the pleasure to watch Scoot grow from just your average rat-bag skater to a clinical machine on the roads, every session blowing minds all the while being composed and seemingly unaware of his insane skill.

This particular image was shot at Vulcan Freeride hosted by the Transylvania crew in Romania of 2022. Spud was the man behind the wheel and was capturing raws one afternoon so figured I would hang out of the window at 100k+ to capture the moment.

To the right of frame you can see the “pit-crew” awaiting Scoot’s arrival at the halfway point to change him onto square-lips and to also swap helmets.

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What are you getting?

Each photo has been picked by Max as a standout and worth to be framed on a wall. It has been printed on quality A3 stock at a professional print laboratory. The size of the print is 297mm x 420mm. It is a heavy grade of paper, similar to a printed photograph. It is shipped in a cardboard cylinder. Here is the process:

Max is not involved in the printing this time!! There will be no Max-delays. Max has outsourced the printing, once an order has been received we book it online with the printer and it gets shipped direct to you from the printer with notifications and tracking.    

Who is Max Heaton?

Professional photographer, downhill skateboarder and deeply connected to the community and events management. Max has traveled the World Cup circuit as a racer, an IDF and World Skate representative and also as a photographer. His collection of photos is one of the best in the world. 

All proceeds of this sale (excluding local taxes) go to the photographer (Max), Hopkin Skate takes no commission. 

Support Max while he is overseas

Max has quit his job, bought a one way ticket to Europe and is following the Downhill Skate Pro tour in Europe and possibly America. If you follow downhill skaters online you have see his photos, they are amazing for those of us stuck at home. If you dream of big buttery mountain passes, help Max document them and bring some extra colour to our world. Every cent of these photo sales goes to Max.