Tagged Ground Control

NORWAY'S DANNING IS ON THE RISE  Portrait courtesy of Martin Danning Interview by Ryan Loewy   Martin Danning is a part of the new generation. Although on skates for almost on a...

Remz pro Jo Zenk just got a brand spanking new pair of Remz HR 2.0 skates and shows you how to do the almost unthinkable, toe cut them and downsize. We had no idea it could be done, but here goes. Good job,...

COPENHAGEN BASED DOMINIC BRUCE DETAILS HIS CURRENT SET UP Photographs by Ryan Loewy for Be-Mag Tell us about your setup. I am currently sailing on the 2nd edition of the Razor's Shift model; pretty much...

Mancunian Alex Burston travelled south to London and traversed the UK capital to meet and session with the locals. Making the most of the urban jungle that is London, Alex and friends cruise the streets...

Jo Zenk is turning to be quite the pioneer of this generation of rollerbladers. From his experiments with channel grinds, to making use of modern financing platforms to get dat guap, meaning getting financing...

Australian Louis Burke-Xie isn't a well known name outside Down Under which is a shame, as his skating is great. So much random and surprising stuff in his Ground Control section, really worth your time....

Nils Jansons is getting ready for 2018 season at Sweden ZeroOneSix skatepark. Nils is using new Remz HR 2.0 skates, Ground Control FTL3 frames and his signature BHC 64mm...

How do you write a review? Don't write one after only watching the film or a rollerblading video once. First impressions are usually wrong. You get impressed or underwhelmed with what you just saw and miss the...

I've been friends with Taylor Popham for almost 10 years. Most rollerbladers know about my relationship with James Short and our crew the Jolly Jolly Heartbreakers. James originally started the JJHB crew...

The Mile High Battle was again a success this year. Luke Bender says that they had an amazing year filled with all sorts of entertainment and top notch skating: "Huge thanks to all the sponsors who support the...

One thing I love about living in New York is that it is full of transients, yielding a wealth of talent into the blade scene. Andrew DiPaolo is among that talent. I came across Andrew last year at the 12th and...

Nils Jansons' Perception, the promo video for his new BHC 64mm wheel dropped like a ton of bricks last week. Nils has been out of commision for some time now due to injuries, but Perception put him back into...

Tony Aulas just informed us that this year's Shlague session will be held on September 30th, named "Shlague session 4: till here everything is ok". As they are already well underway with building new obstables...

Quintin Lamb hitting really hard in his Blacklisted Section for Ground Control, more like a wolf in sheep's clothes. Be-Mag has always loved his blading, and it's a shame we don't get to see more of his...

When Nils Jansons approached Be-Mag recently about promoting his GC Blacklist section, I got little-girl-giddy. Rollerblading has it’s history of daredevils, starting from Chris Edwards and Arlo, to Bryan...

Ground Control, Remz and BHC pro Nils Jansons is finally back with a groundbreaking Blacklist section filmed for Ground Control. It's everything you'd expect, and a lot more. Shot by Kaspars Alksnis and...

Alex Burston set up quite an ambitious task for himself, two blogs in two weeks. This time again, you get a chance to see the premiere of the Razors, Ground Control and BHC pro's blog on...

Estonian daredevil Evert Lubja is back, Clocking in for his sponsors Remz and Ground Control. Hammer-filled street blading section, as you'd probably come to expect from Evert by now. We're putting it on...

The only thing to hate about these Ground Control Blacklisted sections is how short they are. Matty Schrock comes through with again with a bunch of signature moves, cig in mouth and all....

Everything comes back in circles, in art, in fashion and in rollerblading. With the emergence of freeskate UFS frames a few years back (even though Salomon did it almost 15 years ago but nobody thought it was...