The Toronto rolling scene has been through it's up and downs over the past decade. With the emergence and death of it's first skateshop (Dekalz Shop) We once had a scene that was strong, only to find it now in the regrowth stage again. I highly appreciate having the scene in Toronto still alive, and I give thanks to people that contribute to the scene like Shop-Task, and Roll Toronto.
This video displays the bond of friendship amongst several skaters within Toronto. I feel honoured to have known, grown, and experienced rollerblading with these individuals over the past decade.
Sure we may be considered 'Old men' in the game now, but rest assured, we still got tricks, and still have just as much pride Rolling in Toronto.
Enjoy this video as much as we enjoyed our summer.
Jon Craig [MOBBMEDIA]
Tags: blading, canada, dekalz shop, jon craig, mobbmedia, roll toronto, rollerblading, shop task, skating, street, toronto
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so there is only 3 skaters in toronto?
Just livin the DREAM on them hoes
Front torque at the end was the work of a madman