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Jordan Maders put together this amazing edit to show you what went down in Eindhoven on the 11th and 12th of February 2011. Enjoy our first official edit. The next one is coming to your screen in the next two days.
His name says it all: Paco Rey, literally translated in English as "Paco King" is a very descriptive name for this guy. And what better first name for a Spanish dude than "Paco"? He has way too many stories to share with the world and I am sad that because of his English not being too good, most of them are kept amongst Spanish ears. Luckily for me I had the chance to cross ways with him and have known him for a long time now. He is very loyal to his thoughts and will always take the good part out of the worst situation. Another good thing about Paco is that there is no place for stress in his world and this rubs off to everyone around him. He will take you to his world and you won't be able to stop laughing. It’s for things like that you want to have this paco on every tour, on every trip and possibly at least once a month.
I’ve known Kendall Ware for about ten years now, and he’s always been a super dedicated skater. I can remember little grom Kendall always at the park trying to learn new tricks to put in his trick bag, and all that hard work and dedication really shows in his skating today. Whether it’s skating a little ledge or a huge down rail or even a gap every now and then, Kendall is always down to have a good time, hang out with rollers and do everything you did… and better… but switch, too. I’m half kidding. Kendall is a great guy and a great asset to rollerblading today. He’s always nice to the little rollers and willing to give some pointers, and he’ll never give up on rolling. Bottom line; super nice guy, super technical skater, been in the game a long time (OG). Kendall Ware. Love always, Jaysin Williams
1996/99 – The peek of rollerblading popularity in Poland. Without cellphones, internet and the Be-Mag messageboard, every rail in the city was occupied by random group of bladers, who were just class mates or friends from the hood. Local TV stations broadcasted various rollerblading footage and when you wanted to know what's up with the industry you could just picked up a magazine from a newstand - polish ones as well as foreign ones like Daily Bread or Box.
Pure style tricks by Soichiro Kanashima, 100% control tricks by Viktor Arias, huge Misty Flips by Montre Livingston, big 1080 by David Sizemore, crazy illusion spins by Alex Broskow, massive transfers by Chris Haffey - all together at one great sk...
I ran into Tad for the first time at a local skatepark I used to skate by myself while I was going to college. I had skated that park for months without ever seeing another rollerblader. It took me by surprise when I showed up and there were bladers there that killed it, yet I had never met them before.
This is a must see with all the highlights from this years competition. Filmed and Edited by Brazilionaire.
Here's a few clips from the amateur comp.
My name is Casey Bagozzi and I was born and raised in Sacramento California. And I'm Paul Oliveira from Sac as well. Our company is called In Motion Blade Video Series and the name basically speaks for itself. I film edit and design for our videos.
What can i say about Poland? Only one word comes to mind. Rock. Along with Hedon and the rest of the skaters in poland, we had a vision. A vision of skating, and partying, and rocking all at once.
Our Am riders recived the Dre Powell 2's as an early christmas gift from Razors. They sent us some clips of them working in the skates and there various setups. Pickup a pair of Razors Dre Powell 2's in stores now! -Phillip Long
This edit from the Intuition Skate Shop in Bakersfield, California features all the Intuition locals. Expect some sick blading from Bryant Kornbau, Derek Narducci, Matt Mickey, Brett Well, Anthony Luna, Billy Reese, Alex Cortez, Ricky Ihara, and Derek King as they tear up every spot they find. Enjoy!
In this edit Jerry Butler and Jason Segeleski went to an old Motel that has been abandoned for quite some time now. After some cleaning and taking the water out of the old pool it was time to have some fun!
Check this out, another Rock Killers b roll edit by Alejoh Candelo. This is litteraly a killer edit! Filmed by Alejoh Candelo, Colin Mcleod, Quinn Feldman and Winston Wardwell with a Canon 60D and a HD flipcam.
Roman Abrate took the first place at the FISE Experience Mont de Marsan 2011. See him and some other French skaters shredding the big FISE ramps in this edit.
Check out this edit from Japan's up and comer Eiji Sakihara and the new member of the MFT brand family.
Grazyna Wratny just uploaded this girls edit from Poland. Enjoy!
Jeff killing it in some Carbon 2’s. The amount of control he has is amazing. Watch this edit filmed Craig Nogler and Gabe Holm!
Brett put together a really nice edit of some of Shanes tricks filmed over the last two years. Happy birthday, Shane!
If you are in Stone Mountain (USA) looking for some ultimate curb experience, the DeShong Skate Plaza is the place to be. The skatepark is without any transition, but is well equipped with most of the obstacles for any street skater.
