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We are proud to announce the completion of Be-Mag Issue 38. The magazine has now arrived in shops and news stands worldwide. Here's a flip-through of Issue 38 for your enjoyment!
We are proud to announce the completion of Be-Mag Issue 38. The magazine will start shipping this week. We will be posting some more teasers throughout the week. Here's a few double page spreads for your enjoyment!
We are proud to announce the completion of Be-Mag Issue 38. The magazine will start shipping this week. We will be posting some more teasers throughout the week.
Daniel Fabiano has become a household name in the rollerblading industry through years of dedication. From East to West, Daniel "Fabs" has gained his reputation not only as an Amatuer blader but also a young entrepreneur, owning his first clothing company at the age of fifteen. As the owner of Con.Artist Brand and the infamous Scribe Industries, Fabiano has earned a royal seat in rollerblading as one of the sports most dedicated brand owners! Enjoy the second installment of Scribefile as Fabs shreds through the East Coast since his move from Minnesota over a year ago.
The New York City scene has recently lost an asset but at the same time the San Diego gained one. Born and raised in Belleville, NJ, Tim Franken has been blading for about eleven years. As a young athlete looking for new opportunities, Franken saw the chance to move out to California with his brother in order to pursue his real passion in life: Rollerblading.
Over the past couple of years, the Tri-State Area (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) has lost too many indoor skate parks to count. From Hackettstown in New Jersey to the infamous Academy Skate Park in Connecticut; we have lost too many indoor parks due to lack of funding and support. We have endorsed endless hours of blading and hard earned cash to spend late Sunday nights lacing tricks in local parks. Kids grow up in these facilities and inevitably they have to watch the place they were raised in get torn down to the ground. One of our last surviving indoor Skate Parks in the Tri-State Area is Shield's Skate Park in Flemington, NJ. Run by Mr. Shields himself, the park has gained a large community of rollerbladers from all over the Tri-State Area. Bladers assemble every Thursday night for a balls-to-the-wall session of stunts and filming/photography sessions. The park certainly favors rollerblading with a huge half pipe, tons of round coping, and creative transitions. Amazing skaters such as Franco Cammayo, Erick Rodriguez and Dave Lang (and so many more) have thrown down some of the most unbelievable lines I have ever seen.
Founded in 1992, Scribe was a big player in the glory days of blading with a larger number of product available for the skaters needs. Scribe Industries is now growing into its 3rd year from the rebirth of the business since 1998. It took 2.5 years to solidify a full Pro team, and select Ams that work hard, have great determination, and are valuable assets to both the team and our industry. In this article we try to shed light on what’s going on at the company right now, what product they currently offer, which riders they support and what they’re up to for 2011.
Check out Scribes line of wheels for Winter 2012! They've just released pro wheels for their riders Casey Bagozzi, Paul John and Jon Robinson.
Ryan is a recent addition to the support team with Scribe Industries. A truly talented individual, which he proves in the next edit, to look out for in the near future. Keep your eye out for him in upcoming competitions, but first check him out as he is tearing up this sweet skatepark. Enjoy!
Kyle Wood, Scribe Industries newest addition to their support team. In this edit, Kyle shows everyone what he is capable of achieving on the blades in one month span of time. Enjoy!
In this edit by Hawke Trackler, Kyle Wood did two sessions at the Skate Naked Skatepark and killed it. Enjoy.
Rob Zbranek is giving you a small taste of the upcoming release he has been working on. The premiere of his new video, entitled 'Dag Days', is scheduled for May 2012. Until that time you have to content yourself with this leftover edit.
Chris is an unknown legend. He has been skating for nearly 18 years and has more passion for this sport and industry then a majority of the rollerbladers skating today. This footage was all filmed in 2010 into the 2011 winter. It was put in a hard-drive and forgotten about, until now.
![Scribe Industries: Jon Fromm Edit [UPDATE]](/uploads/media_files/picture/110x110/131817946661f1433ec0fcb82bfd04786ae5868e68203f7287db.jpg "Scribe Industries: Jon Fromm Edit [UPDATE]")
Sick switchups, schredding streets, dominating rails.. Yeah this guy knows what he is doing. Sweet edit from Scribe Industries. -Update with a second version.
Casey is a veteran in the blade game. He shows consistency, and dedication through every aspect of his rollerblading experience from making movies, to continuing to skate hard at the age of 29. -Dan Fabiano
The longest AM rollerblader on Scribe, Brian is still at it. Between a job, and full-time school, Brian Bruno shows you he still has what it takes to pump out good rollerblading. Flawless style, with a wide trick vocabulary. Expect even more Bruno blading in the near future!
According to Swankrolling there will be three new Scribe pro wheels available soon. Blake O'Brien, Casey Bagozzi and Paul John are honored with their own signature wheels. Also finally available are the highly anticipated Brian Aragon wrist braces. Check 'em out after the link!
Over the past couple of years, the Tri-State Area (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) has lost too many indoor skate parks to count. From Hackettstown in New Jersey to the infamous Academy Skate Park in Connecticut; we have lost too many indoor parks due to lack of funding and support. We have endorsed endless hours of blading and hard earned cash to spend late sunday nights lacing tricks. Kids grow up in these parks and inevitably they have to watch the place they were raised in get torn down to the ground.
