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As 2011 draws to close, we can look back fondly on a year full of incredible edits. Hammers have been laid and creative lines have been laced. So while you’re recovering from the festive celebrations, crack open another can and have a look back at this small reminder. Here are the ten most popular videos from 2011!
Here is a Razors podcast featuring the NYC Street Invite 2011 action. Edit by Phillip Long.
Usually ODNY wasn't suppose to cover this competition but a good friend was awesome enough to hook up the media pass. Immediately when looking at the obstacles, the NY Invitational sets it self apart from all other comps. Offering unique spots to skate like an old beat up Cadillac, constructions tubes, U-haul trailer, and a huge dumpster to name a few. Not to mention that this comp was very reminiscent of the old IMYTA competitions. The obstacles were all put together by the craftsmanship of Jose Disla & the C.O. team along with other NY locals that showed up the day of construction to support and offer a helping hand. New York owes such a great competition to the Bernal Heights Collective - a medicinal marijuana shop from San Francisco whom sponsored the events large prize.
After all big competitions around the world there is always those people that were not at the competition itself and that did not witness the madness first hand. For all those people we have the edits! Enjoy the numerous edits documenting this crazy event!
It was a beautiful hot sunny day August 6th in Santa Ana California where the 2011 Blader Cup all went down. Pro skaters and dedicated participants flocked from all around to condone in such a glorious event located on the historic 4th st. business marketplace in southern Orange County. The skater's busted their asses off all day for the top prize of $3000, but in the end only one pulled through and took the grand prize (Brian Aragon).
Some of you may already have heard about Rollfest – the annual gathering that brings polish rollerbladers together during one summer week at seaside resort Triocity. This year we celebrated the 10th anniversary of this crazy event which was special in every possible way. Since 2009 Rollfest was able to serve as a gathering for even more participants due to the Baltic Games festival, which is treated as the climax of the Rollfest. I can easily say that's the biggest and most prestigious skatepark contest throughout the year. With attendance of bladers as Alex Broskow, Erik Bailey, Fredrik Andersson, Alex Burston, Dre Powell, Nils Jansons, Mark Wojda, Fritz Peitzner, Josh Glowicki, Scott Quinn or Dominik Wagner – just to name a few – you can be sure to expect a show of highest levels!
Our videographer on site, Ronni Skovmand, just sent in this edit of Tuesday's demo at the skatepark that is part of Roskilde Festival. Richie Eisler, Erik Bailey, Alex Broskow, Dominik Wagner, Montre Livingston and the rest of the line-up presented blading pretty damn well! Check it out!
We've been to Roskilde many times now and we thought we were repaired for everything. This years demo – which was held in contest style – was by far the biggest one ever though! Conditions like temperature, sun and the large amount of girls in the audience pushed the riders' motivation to the maximum. After an hour of skating Erik Bailey finally saved his party program for the night by winning 1000 Roskilde Dollers!
After a week of non-stop rain in New York City, we finally had a day in the sun to shred. Foley square would be the meet up location for the “End of the World” session with the Valo Team. Bladers came from all boroughs in NYC for a chance to hang out and skate with some of their favorite pros. Present were Jon Julio, Erik Bailey, Franco Cammayo, Alex Broskow, Ivan Narez, Brandon Smith and Victor Arias. The session began on the steps of the Supreme Court Building, where people seemed to be getting worked coming off the court house gap.
The Valo Team at Bitter Cold Showdown 2011. Brandon Smith, Soichiro Kanashima, Erik Bailey, Alex Broskow, Victor Arias and the Valo Ams doing what they do best.
Check out which news posts and articles were viewed the most in the last week of 2011.
The edit you can watch after the jump is a good depiction of where Rollerblading is at the end of the year 2011. This edit features tricks by the international who's who in Rollerblading. Tune in for the show and pass this on to your friends.
We have already talked about 'WRS UPLOADED' here on be-mag. It's the first all-digital blading contest hosted by the World Rolling Series. All WRS Pros and qualified competitors (top 25 WRS World Ranking) are invited to submit a :60 second edit showcasing the very best of what they have to offer on blades. This will be a contest that allows everyone to compete on their own terms; no runs, no heats, no parks, no restrictions.
Check out the new trailer from The Shock Video featuring BJ Bernhardt, Taig Khris, John Bolino, Keaton Newsome and many, many more. Truly a sick lineup, go see for yourself!
E Z Goeazy comes up with compilation of all bails at the NYC Invitational 2011.
Video edit of the first ever Blading Cup in Santa Ana featuring the worlds top pros Chris Haffey, Brian Aragon, Alex Broskow, Erik Bailey, Chris Farmer, Frankie Morales, Brandon Smith, Jeff Stockwell and many more.
Behind the scenes with Jon Julio. This edit features an in depth view on how the Valo JJ lights were developed. Plus skating by JJ, AB and EB. Introducing the Valo JJ Light by Jon Julio.
Some pretty decent skating went down in Gdansk, Poland this weekend. Check out the coverage of the finals on Freecaster.tv.
Erik Bailey, Alex Broskow, Victor Arias and Brandon Smith skating the new EB.1 Denims. This edit is a must, even if you're not planning to get the skates!
Soulsession A8 is a monthly event, and every time it is held in a different skatepark. The Razors and Valo Team will be joining the session which is going to be the biggest yet! We will start on May 11th at the Skateshop and we will go streetskati...
