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2013 is the year of collaborations in the Blading industry and Be-Mag is at the helm of this movement. We're proud to introduce another effort to grow and strenghten our sport by teaming up with Germany based wheel company Chimera to release another great product, the Chimera × Be-Mag Collaboration Wheels.
Berlin resident and Valo rider Jojo Jacobi is one of the hardest working men in blading. Our recently appointed Editor-in-Chief of Be-Mag rolling magazine also founded the premium content Blading.info, works with Hedon Skate and created the biggest blading event worldwide — the Winterclash. As if he didn’t have enough on his plate, plans are well underway for the upcoming Summerclash blading festival you’re not gonna want to miss, this coming June. We recently caught up with Jojo for a chat about his plans for the event.
It's October 2009, the last chance to shoot before the weather starts turning bad. Jacob Juul and myself get on the midnight express. Origin: Copenhagen, Destination: Berlin. Purpose of travel: A two week shoot for a untitled video project...
One day I was talking to my friend Kevin in BCN when I was there chilling at the Powerhouse (the biggest thanks Richie E. for letting me stay haha) and when we were talking he asked me if I would like to film an ''Up and Comers'' section for Be-Mag. I didn’t believe it in the beginning, but when I wrapped my head around the concept I was trying to blade as much as I could to get the best clips for the video! As always there were high and lows, tricks, bails and injuries so in the end I didn’t get as many clips as I wanted. I didn’t get to do the last planned hammer for the edit because of the contusion I caught along the way. My head is still woozy so I'm sorry if the edit isn't good enough for you, but know this – it would have been better if my head was made of metal and I don’t care what you think!
You can now watch another part of the Be-Mag production 'Traitement' online, featuring none other than Danish powerhouse Jacob Juul. Jacob annihilates every spot put in front of him, always eager to push himself to take his blading to new heights. Filmed and directed by Jonas Hansson, Jacob's part in the video gives you an understanding of the mindset of someone that can do anything he wants on a pair of skates.
It's been a few weeks now since the real Street Berlin contest went down. Daniel Prell was one of the many people who attended the event and he's given us his view on the skating, the people and the atmosphere from the weekend. Be-mag videographer Karsten Boysen pieced together five minutes of the event for your viewing pleasure.
Be-Mag checked in with Jojo Jacobi and Dirk Oelmann who are bringing back a Realstreet Event to Germany's capital. The timing seems right. Europe's best bladers will make it to Berlin to battle it out for the crown. And as you might expect Jojo brings in a few high-level people from the States!
If you've never met Ben Harmanus before, from the outset he can seem a little bit scary. A man covered in tattoos who's always dressed in black and constantly throwing himself at rails all over the globe. For those who do know him, they realize this is simply a front for one of the most caring and passionate skaters in our scene. Ben spoke with Be-mag to discuss the current state of Chimera, his collaboration with the dutch boot company Adapt and the future and beyond of skating.
Dirk Oelmann devoted his life to blading; in return, it's time we devote a bit of our time to him. The German blader and fashion-designer is featured in a video that has been selected for a film festival called WEBCUTS in Berlin. Voting is still open for this nice little documentary where he opens the doors to his work and life, as well as shredding the streets of Berlin!
After my friends and colleagues from Hedonskate arrived late Friday evening we woke up to beautiful sunshine on a Saturday morning with a great weekend waiting for us. Instead of explaining step by step what went down during the weekend, I decided to ask Dominik Wagner, Jojo Jacobi, Bart Laubsch and Basza Takemura to write about some of their personal experiences from the event that was a beautiful weekend full of blading, good weather and friends!
As the event draws nearer, the Summerclash 2013 Crew have released this trailer by Benjamin Büttner to raise awareness for the event. A little over 40 days till Summerclash 2013!
Some tricks from a cold day in Berlin at a fresh new miniramp. Filmed and edited by Patrick Piesik.
Ronni Skovmand and friends spent three days in Berlin in 2012, peep edit!
Phil and Tim Jamaldeen chilled with Miro in Berlin for a few days at the end of 2012, this is the result!
The Summerclash 2013 website is now live, allowing you to get all info about the event and also register as a competitor! Make sure to get yourself one (or more) of the stricly limited tickets before they sell out!
Summerclash is back again and stays true to his roots by chosing Berlin for its location again.
Videographer Karsten Boysen spent a day in Berlin with Dominik Wagner and Richie Eisler. The result is this article on Blading.info which you can find at the link below!
Be-mag friend Dirk Oelmann teamed up with Hedonskate to put together sessions in Berlin. Take a peek at the skating that went down.
'Dedicated' is a flick about the Berlin blading szene. It's dedicated to rollerblading, to the city of Berlin, and to the people I go skate with! -Dirk Oelmann
Dirk Oelmann comes up with this great flick featuring Berlin's rolling icons and its spot diversity.
The first Ignition Session is going to be on the 8th of may. It will take place at the Ringstraße skatepark in Berlin. It's going to be the first of many following sessions this summer. We will host the session every two months in the best outdoor parks in and around berlin. During the winter, we will take the session to the indoor skateparks in the east of Germany.
This one goes out to all the miniramp lovers in rollerblading! For the first time in Germany, Grindhouse and the Skate Association Germany (SAG) will host the German Championships tour in the miniramp. The Miniramp Masters are dedicated to amateu...
It’s been a while since Razors did a tour through Germany. Meet Brian Aragon, Horn, Chaz and Mathias Silhan on tour:
Meet Alex and Horn on tour in Germany. The members of the Razors International Team will skate and chill with you at the following locations from the 3rd to the 8th of January.
If you're not from Berlin, here is another reason to hate Mondays. Hedonskate is having its first session in the Skatehalle Berlin in collaboration with Berlin based companies The Black Jack Project and Chimera Wheels on February 27th.
The first Hedonskating session in Berlin turned out to be quite successful, so it’s time to take it to the next level!
Hedonskate invites everyone to their next session in Berlins rebuild Mellowpark at the 9th of June! From 2 pm till late at night you can shred the obstacles of the two spineramp areas, the little indoor park and the little but difficult concrete park.
With their main sponsor being Hedonskate, the Real Street Berlin team is giving their best to bring you an event to remember! Ever wanted to skate Berlins best street spots with John Bolino and Montre Livingston? Join the fun on July 21th in Berlin!
We know what you're doing on the 21st and 22nd of June this year. More info below...
Skater: Tim Wolff
Trick: Makio Stall
Photographer: Sascha Krautz
Location: Berlin, Germany
Skater: Mathias von Gostomski
Trick: Mute Wallride
Photographer: Sascha Krautz
Location: Berlin, Germany
Skater: Jochen Smuda
Trick: Topsoul Stall
Photographer: Sascha Krautz
Location: Berlin
Skater: Jochen Smuda
Trick: Backslide
Photographer: Sascha Krautz
Location: Berlin, GERMANY
Several low handrails with a little kink at the end, good run-up and landing
The "Kulturforum" offers a variety of spots, handrails, banks, curbs, ledges etc., really smooth ground, should only be skated after 6pm or when the museum is closed
Low-to-high ledges at the "Neue Nationalgalerie", skating allowed after 6pm or when the museum is closed
A nice warm-up spot, long curb with a few grass gaps in between
High Ledge, slides really well and has smooth run-up and landing, behind the "Treptower"
High Ledges on both sides, really bad run-up (cobblestone) so bring a board of plywood if you want to skate here
The Channel is part of the "Marienfelde Skatepark"
