Some more of the Blading Cup 2011 Be-Mag August 9, 2011 Videos The Blading Cup 2011 was not only a great and fun competition, it was also a "coming-together" for the old cats from the Blading scene. As you can see in the edit Eric Shrijn, Ranier Piramide and Loui Zamora hasn't forgotten any of their rolling skills. Also Jess Dyrenforth was there to shoot pics from the event. Arlo Eisenberg were also spotted filming Brian Aragon lacing his winning tricks. Edit by Adrian Scorseria
LAWRENCE INGRAHAM ANNOUNCES THE RETURN OF 50/50 Ryan Loewy February 14, 2018 Hotwire, Industry News, News, Product News 50/50 announces its return In what seems to be an ever-growing trend of companies returning to the aggressive market, 50/50 co-founder...
HISTORY LESSON: SENATE C-NOTES AND BRIBES Be-Mag July 11, 2017 History Lesson, Hotwire, News The guys over at The Blade Museum just published this wonderful article about the first Senate anti-rocker wheels ever produced, the Senate C-Notes...
TOP 5: REMY CADIER IS 40 YEARS OLD Josip Jagić April 9, 2017 Articles, Featured, Hotwire, News, Top 5 Remy Cadier is one of our favorite Dutchies, and today is his fortieth birthday. So, we decided to feature a little birthday special for one of our...
Photographer Profile: Pietro Firrincieli Be-Mag August 15, 2012 Articles, Interview, Photographer Profiles Everybody likes a good skating picture, but the person taking it usually remains unknown. With our 'Photographer Profiles' we decided to change that and shed some light on the people behind the camera. Pietro Firrincieli is a dedicated rollerblader from Italy who's been documenting his scene for years. Read on about his love for black and white, Blade Diary, getting hit by a truck and check out some of his favourite pictures along the way!
Reflections On Louie Zamora By Your Childhood Heroes Be-Mag August 12, 2012 News In the latest print issue of Be-mag, we were lucky enough to feature longtime skater and prankster Louie Zamora. Originally we wanted to get some insight into the real man behind the skater, so we figured why not speak to those who know him best.
Interview with Miguel Ramos Be-Mag December 8, 2010 In The Know Miguel is one of the most incredible people I know. His heart is as big as the universe. As good as it gets! His skating has been incredibly good since I can remember. Miguel have been skating for 17 years without stopping! One of the few. He has done so much for the blading community in Puerto Rico, that I dont even know how to be grateful but to tell you that he is one of the best bladers out there that can make a difference in the world. Good people like him is hard to find. If there aren't people like him I dont think there would be a skating scene in Puerto Rico. For years he has been the organizer of multiple events and competitions that keep the blading community in PR united and motivated to keep on rolling. If someone in Puerto Rico needs to be recognize in the blading community, definitely, has to be Miguel Ramos.
The Adam Kola Story (Pt 1) Johannes Jacobi September 2, 2015 Articles, History Lesson, Interview If you ever checked out a blade magazine, chances are high you are already familiar with Adam Kola’s work. Over the past two decades, he has shot...
