Friday, March 30, 2012

Omar Wysong: 2012 Clips

BEAST COAST - Dylan Hopp 2.0 (BONUS SECTION)

Song- Niggas In Parris Artist- Jay-Z ft Kanye West Album- Watch The Throne Dylan Hopps 2nd profile (bonus section) in the Beast Coast The Movie This section includes unseen footage that you didnt make the cut on his regular profile. Filmed & Edited by John Greene of GREENE FILMS (Living Color Productions)

Rainy Rail Session (Jared Cahill)

Second time skating street since ACL Surgery.

Demetrios George: NY Park Edit (by Erick Rodriguez)

Demetrios George - Park Edit from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

___ http://www.facebook.com/universalskatedesign ___

A few tricks with Demetrios George at the new Drop-In/Tri-State Skate Skatepark (while it was being rebuilt) in Hillburn, New York.

Filmed and Edited By : Erick Rodriguez
Music By : Edit - Ltlp
www.9to5mixtapes.com
www.usd-skate.com

San Diego Skateplaza Sunday (Louie Zamora)

San Diego Skateplaza Sunday from ONE magazine on Vimeo.

The forecast called for a 90% chance of rain but Louie's crew made for 100% Sunday shredding. With high winds bearing down and wet weather all but inevitable Louie Zamora, Hayden Ball, Oliver Prado and Tim Franken laid down some tricks at a couple of Chula Vista's public skateplazas.

CJ Wellsmore and Mates: Edit

CJ and Mates from Brian Moore on Vimeo.

if you wanna see dingos eating babies and shrimps on barbies you came to the right place. Thanks 2 Jason Reyna on camera 2

Rollerblade Company Video

ROLLERBLADE COMPANY from Rollerblade on Vimeo.

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Roll Maine: End of Winter Session 2012 (by Dean Merrill)

Roll Maine: End of Winter Session 2012 from Dean Merrill on Vimeo.

40 mintues of the 6 hour session. Go Roll Maine!

Trust Special Ops Liners Review (by Mark Pollard)

Review done by Mark Pollard (Inverted at the AMall message board)

By now everyone knows that these exist, I figured I would post a review for anyone who is curious about these liners. Just a disclaimer, I purchased both sets of these liners, I did not receive them for review so this is as unbiased as I can make it. They can be purchased from your local skateshop, AMall, RW, and rolltrust.com for around 80 bucks. I purchased the white pair the second RollerWarehouse got them in stock, both are size 9. I liked the feel of them so much, and was worried about future availability that I purchased a black set about a week later. I have been on a quest to find the perfect skate liner ever since I got back into skating. I have tried a few aftermarket, and several stock liners: Jug Black Sox, Blank, Trust Catalyst, multiple Razor and Valo liners. These liners were tested in 8/9 Valo JJ Lights.

Description (taken off of RollTrust.com)

The Special Ops liner was developed to meet the fit requirements of narrower skates and exceed them in most full hard boot skates allowing skaters to unlock and explore a new world of options in their skates.
Construction started with an unconventional one piece design as a base that was improved upon using high density foam which allowed for less than 4 mm of material to be adequate in most areas. Strategically placed visco-elastic memory foams were used in the cuff, tongue and ankle areas to increase support and comfort all while maintaining the heel lock and durability that Trust liners have become renown for.

Other features include an anatomically shaped foot bed with an integrated heel pad and an optional 3 tier lacing system. Tacky PVC waves were printed on the bottom and sides of the exterior to reduce slippage and liner lift. A large elastic neoprene toe area was added to prevent your toes from being confined to the shape of the liner which also enables the Spec Ops to be highly versatile and accommodate a wider variety of feet that may be in-between sizes. The overall minimalistic design and careful selection of materials helped to reduce the weight to half of a traditional thin liner making the Spec Ops by far the lightest aftermarket liner ever made.

The end result is a carefully refined and fine-tuned product that goes above and beyond what you have come to expect in a liner.

Design characteristics:

Probably the single most attractive aspect of these lines is the design. I started skating in 1994, and stopped around 2001, then started back up again about 7 months ago. During that time, liners were very basic, and similar. There were no aftermarket liners that I remember either. When I picked up skating again I was happily surprised to find there skate innovation had come, but quickly became surprised at the lack of innovation in skate liners. Namely the tongue, I remember always having comfort issues specifically with the tongue, and todays stock liners are not much better, although there is some improvement. The split tongue design looks really cool, and is also a manufacturing benefit of the one piece design of the liner. I was initially worried about comfort issues as were many people, but as soon as I put them on those worries were extinguished. You can't feel the split tongue at all, in fact you can't feel anything in the way of overlapping fabric, seams, and other things commonly found in todays liners. This is the most comfortable liner I have found. Feeling seams has been one of my gripes, as well as overly padded lines. An easy bandaid for manufacturers is to just pad the hell out of liners. While this does good things for comfort, it takes away from the tactile feel of your skates. I like a fine balance of comfort, feel and fitment, with being able to feel grinds, feel where my skates are in relation to my feet, and not feel disconnected from my skates with an overly padded liner. The single seam on the bottom of the liner runs lengthwise from toe to heal, with another seam for the toe box area. When JH said you can't feel the seam I was very skeptical, but again, once I put my foot in I was shocked. You can't feel anything about that seam, very cool design feature. These liners were designed to be a lower profile liner, that allows you to downsize your skates, or upsize the liner depending on how you look at it. In plain terms, if you are a size 10 skate, you could in theory(depending on the model of skate) get an 8/9 shell, and the liner will fit fine. This is a huge benefit to people who are on the edge of a 9/10 skate, you can then downsize to the better looking 8/9 shell of your favorite skate. There is a sizing chart on rolltrust.com and on the retail packaging of the liners. There is a height change in the liners from size 8 to size 9. While I don't have an 8 to compare, you can see from the pics how the size 9 sits in the 8/9 carbon Valo shell. My guess is that the size 8 would be nearly flush.

Another really nice aspect of these liners is the bottom traction system. Trust incorporated PVC to the bottom of the liner to prevent sliding inside the shell. This is something I rarely thought about until I skated Valo Lights. The bigger shell design, in addition to it being a very slick surface, can make the liner slip and slide if you don't really tighten the inner lacing system. There is no sliding even if you try, and even if you keep the inner lacing system really loose, there is no movement.

The split tongue design:

The bottom seam and PVC:

Comfort:
As I said already, these are the most comfortable liners I have skated. A better way to describe these liners would be to call them foot wraps. They don't feel like a skate liner, which is something that is a little different to me. The memory foam padding the liner incorporates feels a little different than the standard cardboard, foam and fabric liners we are all used to. They feel "harder" than typical overly padded liners. At first I thought this might get uncomfortable after a while, but the liners mold right to your feet, then they just feel like a custom molded liner that has been shrink wrapped around your foot. It fits the contour of the foot perfectly. It really feels like a foot wrap of sorts, where you feel the liner all over the foot, in a good way. I am a true size 9, and already had 8/9 Valos. My interest in these liners wasn't to size down a shell, but that doesn't mean its not a real cool feature of the line. The size 9 Spec Ops fits very true to size. The toe area just grazes my big toe, but after about 15 minutes of skating, the liner has truly formed to your foot, and you don't feel anything unnecessary. There are no pressure points, no areas of discomfort, yet at the same time, I have a new found feel for my skates. Its really the best of both worlds. I can compare the feeling to how my friends have told me the USD Carbon 2 feels after skating traditional skates. You feel everything more, but there is no discomfort. I can feel grinds locking on better than before. Yesterday I skated for quite a long time, and was excited to see how these hold up over long sessions. I really liked my blank liners, but after a few hours I would get fatigued from soreness in my feet. Not with the Spec Ops, there are no seams to slowly wear your feet down from movement, making them raw. That was my biggest complaint about the Blank liners, there are 2 very pronounced seams inside the liner on either side of the foot that are not padded, and you can feel them right away. After a while they would hurt my feet so much that I would have to take the skates off.

Insoles:
The Spec Ops, following their thinner design profile, come with very thin insoles designed specifically for these liners. This was just about my only negative feeling about these liners. They are real thin, which causes problems inserting the insoles in the liner. You have to spend time to position them in the liner correctly. They aren't rigid like standard insoles. I actually put my Blank insoles in the Spec Ops because I liked them a bit better. Mostly due to the fact that a thicker insole will shape the bottom of the liner like a foot. It was hard to put my foot in the liner with the stock insoles, and not have them bunch up on me. I do like the way the insoles feel, but because the bottom of the insoles don't have a defined shape, your foot shapes the liner, and a thin insole can bunch up. Its hard to tell from the pics, but the Trust insoles are much easier to bend and are thinner. The heel pad looks adequate enough for gaps and normal skating comparable with other insoles.
Trust insole and Blank insole comparison:


Quality:
It is obviously too soon to tell how these will hold up in the long run, but the build quality, quality of materials used, and the craftsmanship look amazing. Stitching is nice and thick, there is definite attention to detail. Its a shame you have to stick these in a shell because they look really nice. When I compare the quality to my Blanks, I can see that Trust went a little extra further. Thats not to say that Blank liners are not quality liners, they are, but you can see that whatever was cutting the materials wasn't as precise. I am also more impressed with the stitch quality of the Trusts.
Things I like:
[*]Fitment
[*]Comfort
[*]Innovative design
[*]Comfort longevity
[*]Build quality
[*]Looks
[*]Single seam
[*]PVC traction design


Things I don’t like:
[*]Insole
[*]Lacing system


I feel like I need to explain the lacing system gripe. It is totally personal preference, but I like having a traditional lacing system rather than the pull/secure string type of lacing. Again this is totally a personal thing, the stock Trust system works just fine.

Overall I am very impressed with these liners. Finally there is a fix for that seemingly never ending tongue shift issue we have all experienced. Its almost weird not having to constantly readjust anything on these liners. I can't see anyone not liking these liners, being that this liner truly forms to your foot, it really doesn't matter if you have an oddly shaped or sized foot, the liner will be just fine.

Here are some pics comparing a size 9 Blank to a size 9 Spec Op:



Size 9 black in my 8/9 Black and Wines:

Size 9 white in my 8/9 JJ Lights

White and black side by side comparisons:


Remo DiTullio (2011) (by Justin Diaz)

Remo DiTullio (2011) from Justin Diuhz on Vimeo.

Remo DiTullio rollerblading in Boston, MA and surrounding cities during the year of 2011.
Filmed/edited by: Justin Diaz
Main Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T2i with Rokinon 8mm
Additional Footage by: Kevin Phan
Music by: Omer One http://soundcloud.com/omer-one
defectsforlife.blogspot.com

USD in Arizona feat. Sagona, D George, Eisler & Wojda

USD in Arizona feat. Sagona, D George, Eisler & Wojda from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

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Featuring Demetrios George - Richie Eisler - Mark Wodja - Dominic Sagona.

The Conference crew set out to Arizona a few weeks ago to make this edit and snap some pics with photographer Adam Kola. Well everyone did just that and came through with some nice coverage. A big thanks to Dom for letting us all stay at his place. Thanks to James from Revolution for the spot list. Thanks to Jeff Stockwell for double angles and being him self. Filmed and edited by Paul John

www.MidnightCinema.com
www.usd-skate.com
www.facebook.com/theconference.org

Powerblading Setups Galore

Jamie Reid from the Powerblading Community ( http://www.facebook.com/groups/221879214567440/ ) made 46 virtual setups to help riders make a decision on a product choice. Nice one Jamie!! http://powerblading.org/setups-galore/

Jamie Stenner and Jenna Downing: Peruibe Skatepark (Brazil) (by Ian Porce)

Filmed / Edited: Ian Porcé. Peruíbe Skate Park, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Special Thanks to Fred Castro

Hadji - Short Box Edit

Song name: Creedence Clearwater Revival - Fortunate Son, Skates: USD Dominic Sagona 2012 Throne

Monday, March 26, 2012

BEAST COAST - Dave Hartnett

Song- Cracks Artist- Flux Pavilon Dave Hartnett's profile from Beast Coast The Movie GET YOUR HARD COPY OF BEAST COAST AT: www.beastcoastthemovie.webs.com Filmed & Edited by John Greene Of GREENE FILMS

Stefan Brandow - Bulletprufe Skate Denim

Stefan Brandow - Bulletprufe Skate Denim from Stefan Brandow on Vimeo.

I received my pair of Bulletprufe Blackout jeans back in October of 2011. While they may be a little faded from 6 months of washing, they're still going strong and have no rips or tears. If you're going to buy any skate jean, it's pointless to waste your money on anything else. Bulletprufes are softer and last longer than any jean on the market.

The Blackouts are selling out quick, and very limited sizes are still available at these fine retailers:
http://www.aggressivemall.com
http://www.rollerwarehouse.com
http://www.tristateskate.com
http://www.intuitionskate.com
http://www.thuroshop.com
http://www.grindhouse.eu

Also the new "Roll For Life" tee designed by Robert Lievanos is only available at the Bulletprufe online store in very small quantities. Get it while you can!
http://bulletprufe.bigcartel.com

Song: Rapsody - "All Black Everything"

David Bourret promo 2012 (by Dave Hartnett)

An Hour With Jesus Medina at Pier 25 Skate Plaza (by IrollNY)

An Hour With Jesus Medina at Pier 25 Skate Plaza from I ROLL NY on Vimeo.

Filmed and Edited by Craig Benabu.

Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiUEG0zAJQ0&hd=1

See all the edits first on http://irollny.com and get a behind the scenes look at upcoming projects at http://irollny.tumblr.com

St Patrick's day prail clips (by Raven Roley)

I had planned on making a little edit that day but I spaced and totally forgot about it. Here are most of them just thrown together to some ratatat. Enjoy!

Chris Haffey How to do a 360 on a Box

Randy Spizer -Roadhouse- (31): 2012 Quick Shred Shesh

quick shred shesh from randy spizer on Vimeo.

Codee Jennings: Moving On Section

Codee Jennings Moving On Section from Hawke Trackler on Vimeo.

Codee moved to Columbus 7 months ago and since then has put out two sections and this is the third. Codee is moving back to Illinois so this will be the last section I make of him for awhile so please enjoy.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

My Review of Xsjado Farmer 09 SKELETON Boot Only

Originally submitted at Aggressivemall

This Xsjado Farmer 09 Skeleton Boot Only for those of you that want to use your own Xsjado footwraps or shoes and attach your own frames, wheels and bearings to create the set up that is just right for you.Xsjado is the only true step in rollerblade/binding design that allows you to use a unique sh...


Custom Xsjado Farmer 09's

By Nate from Skate Sessions from Salem, MA on 3/21/2012

 

5out of 5

Pros: Slide Well, Durable, Look good, Good soul/backslide, Good Flex, Solid feel

Cons: Uncomfortable

Best Uses: Ledges, Negatives, Street, Rails, Souls/Topsouls, Skate Park, Torques/Backslides

Describe Yourself: Intermediate

When I got these I was pumped!

I had asked a lot of the guys doing customs, and they got everything I wanted right! I ordered the Farm09's with a black v-cut cuff, black/white souls, and black/white low-cut cuff pads.

Not only did the skates look as good as I thought they would, they skated amazing. The flex of the v-cut, the slickness and size of the souls, and the control of the Xsjado buckles was great... for a while.

After about an hour of skating in these my toes started to go numb though, a problem that made me choose another skate after only two months of skating these.

I know this problem doesn't happen with everyone who skates Xsjado, so I would recommend at least trying them to any skater out there.

It is a completely different feel than any other skate on the market. And being able to play around with the footwrap/shoe that you skate in them is a solid feature.

Xsjado AMall Farmer 09 Customs

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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

BEAST COAST - Tom Burch Profile & Ghetto Dreams Montage

Song- Gold Lion Band- Yeah Yeah Yeahs Song- Ghetto Dreams Artist- NaS ft. Common Video Directed by John Greene of GREENE FILMS TWITTER= @GREENEFILMS BEAST COAST THE MOVIE AVAILABLE ON DVD AT www.beastcoastthemovie.webs.com

Chris Padilla OG (by E Z GOEAZY)

Chris Padilla OG from E Z GOEAZY on Vimeo.

A small skatepark session with 32 year old OG Chris Padilla at Ramp 48.
CHRIS HAS BEEN SKATING USD FOR THE LONGEST TIME.

James Short Memorial Session 2011 (by Hawke Trackler)

James Short Memorial Session 2011 from Hawke Trackler on Vimeo.

By Hawke Trackler

Featuring-
Cody Reffner
Luke Naylor
Jimmy Spetz
Mike Jackson
Charlie Sparks
Craig Parsons
Aaron Pyle
Shane Conn

additional filming by Al Dolega & Zane Cook

Connor O’Brien: Chosen Few Section

Connor O'Brien Section from ACHOSEN-FEW.COM on Vimeo.

Connor hasn't been skating too much lately. He is currently spending every waking moment at AFI on his masters degree. Here is a short section of a lot of unseen footage I had of him lying around.
Enjoy!!!
-Q

Josiah Blee: One day in Oregon

Josiah Blee 1 day in Oregon from Josiah Blee on Vimeo.

A couple weeks ago I went down to Oregon to do some blading these are a few of the clips I got when I was down there.
Shout-out to Ian Poss for letting me crash at his place.
Filmed by Ian Poss
Edited by Josiah Blee

Jeff Stockwell: Barcelona Clips (by Tony Cheetah)

Hedonskate: Dedicated, Trailer

DEDICATED - a berlin blading flick - from dirk oelmann on Vimeo.

HEDONSKATING BERLIN 24.-25.MÄRZ

- We welcome everybody to join us here in Berlin and have a great weekend full of blading!
- Wir freuen uns auf alle, die mit uns ein tolles Wochenende, voll mit bladen, hier in Berlin verbringen wollen!

24.03.2012
EISZEIT KINO, BERLIN KREUZBERG, ZEUGHOFSTRAßE 20, EINLASS 22.30 UHR, BEGINN 23.00 UHR, FREIER EINTRITT!

25.03.2012
SKATEHALLE BERLIN, BERLIN FRIEDRICHSHAIN, REVALER STRAßE 99, SESSION VON 20.00-24.00 UHR, FREIER EINTRITT!

Friday, March 16, 2012

Jon Julio: 35

35 from Themgoods on Vimeo.

filmed a bit last week on my tv3s
they ship early April.
this one's for the OG's
keep shredding

films- ze-cloudhopper

50% off all goods on..
http://themgoods.bigcartel.com

sale begins and ends..
3.16.12 - 3.18.12

Valo-brand.com
TheYouthCo.com

The Gypsy Project in Sweden, featuring Fredrik Andersson, Josh Glowicki & Richie Eisler

The Gypsy Project; Sweden ZeroOneSix skatepark from rollernews on Vimeo.

By Josh Glowicki. http://www.rollernews.com/the-gypsy-project-in-sweden-featuring-fredrik-andersson-josh-glowicki-richie-eisler_48743.html

Friederike Reisch: Park Edit

Friederike Reisch from David Voges on Vimeo.

2 hours with Friederike Reisch at Berlins Skatepark. Just a little park edit.

Music: The Kills "Future Starts slow"
Shot on a Sony Nex Vg 10

A$AP Montage (by Derek Stanton)

A$AP Montage from derek stanton on Vimeo.

A few days in the street featuring Derek Stanton, Mikey Sanchez, Israel Surrett, Taylor Monnig, Chad Wickham, Ben Karris, Jona Seufferheld, Sebastian Seufferheld, Andrew Scherf, and Aaron Stine

Filmed & Edited by Derek Stanton
Additional Filming by Mikey Sanchez and Ben Karris

TRACK: Schoolboy Q - Hands On The Wheel (Feat. A$AP Rocky)

Support AZ's local shop: www.revolutionskate.com

The Conference Uk: March 2012 Edit

UK Conference March from The Conference UK on Vimeo.

Whilst the lads are all busy filming for their separate projects, here are a few stray clips pieced together.

Thanks to everyone who sent in footage and also http://www.locoskates.com and http://www.slaptap.com for the support!

Next in line, UK Conference on the road with Dom West, keep checking back for that gem,
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Conference-UK/167115056656500
http://theconferenceuk.blogspot.com/

The Inline Empire Jam: Edit (by Casey Adamo)

The "Inline Empire Jam" Rollerblade Competition from Casey Adamo on Vimeo.

This is an edit we shot for the Inline Empire Jam Rollerblade Competition on March 3rd 2012. It was hosted at Fontana Skate Park North in Fontana, CA and organized by Brian Wright. It was sponsored by Aggressive Mall, Roller Warehouse and Strange Creatures and judged by Demetrios George, Chris Haffey and Alex Miranda.

Songs:
Wax Idols – Gold Sneakers
Handsome Boy Modeling School – Rock & Roll
Joe Dassin – Les Champs-Élysées

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Stefan Brandow - Southern Scum Edit

southernscum.STEFANBRANDOW.hoodshit from southernscum on Vimeo.

I contacted Stefan about a week ago and asked him to donate a few clips so I could create a quickshred. Today he asked me for the SS vimeo account info and to my surprise he gave me this instead. Be sure to check your local shops for the fits. We're rising.

Nathalia Kamura 2012

Sudalatina iquique 2012 //Nathalia Kamura. from victoria Camila on Vimeo.

edición // cámara : victoria camila

Oli Benet: Barcelona Powerblading (by Tony Cheetah)

Inercia presenta: Oli Benet - ''Beach'' (FSK/Powerblading) from Inercia on Vimeo.

¡Edit de presentación y bienvenida de Oli Benet en el team de freeskate de Inercia! Es el primero de una serie de edits grabados en Barcelona, esta vez la playa es la protagonista.

Grabación y edición por Tony Cheetah.

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Enjoy this edit welcoming Oli Benet as the newest freeskate team rider for Inercia.

This is the first of a series of edits filmed in Barcelona. In this edition, the Beach is the protagonist.

Fimed and Edited by Tony Cheetah.


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www.inercia-shop.com
www.inerciaonline.com
www.powerblading.org

Rollerblade: Switzerland Edit (by Mihai Bivol)

One day in Swiss with Rollerblade from Solo Collective on Vimeo.

Sven Boekhorst, Timmy van Rixtel, Jeremy Suarez, Warren Digne, Guillaume Le Gentil and Maxime Genoud session the streets of Zurich and the skatepark in Winterthur in one day.

camera and edit
vimeo.com/mihaibivol

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Greg Breger - Powerblading Grinds Collection.

http://www.powerblading.org Greg Breger has proven over and over again that an 80mm flat setup need not stop you from loosing h-block tricks. Filmed by Ronan Algalarrondo and Pierre Ollivier ; edited by Pierre Ollivier. Hardware: Canon 600d and 60d.

Roll Maine Park Edit

Untitled from Roll Maine Media on Vimeo.

Troy Skatepark (by Chynna Weierstall)

New Mexico Park Edit (by defbored)

A line with Sean Kelso on the Carbon Frees

A line with Sean Kelso on the Carbon Free's from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

The Richie Eisler Carbon Free's are out now.
www.facebook.com/universalskatedesign

Pariah by Adam Johnson: Trailer

This video was created for the sole intention of showcasing badass tricks and new spots. This isn't an art flick, you won't see slider shots, lens flares, or time lapses. This is all about coming back to the concept of all killer, no filler. Go support rollerblading and get it from your local shop.

Hedonskate in Berlin (by Przemek Madej)

Josiah Blee: Rainy Day, Morales OS4 II Clips

Monday, March 12, 2012

Western Mass Meltdown 2 Announced

Check it out on Facebook And peep this edit from last year's comp...

Making it look easy (by Dave Hartnett)

Rollerblading from Dave Hartnett, Jared Green, Craig Nogler, and Ian Mortenbrey. Spots are in Boston MA, Manchester NH, Nashua NH, New Granite Skatepark, Rye Airfield,

Richie Eisler & Friends: Kiev (Ukraine) (by Artem Khvorostenko)

Richie Eisler, Vladymyr Prudkyi, Khvorostenko Artem, Gaisner Boris, Trevis Nikolay, Bobrov Taras, Dimidov Vadim, Kosogov Alexander, Simon Dennis, Leonov Yevgeny, Kozlowski Dennis. Filming and edit by Artem Khvorostenko support by Labour Shop music: Herajika Tracks -- Shigure Location - Kiev, Ukraine

Kate Egan - Park Clips (by skatd0g)

BEAST COAST - DYLAN HOPP

Song- Punching In A Dream Artist- The Naked & Famous Dylan Hopps section in BEAST COAST THE MOVIE Purchase your copy at www.beastcoastthemovie.webs.com Filmed & Edited by John Greene of GREENE FILMS TWITTER = @GREENEFILMS

Leftovers and Lols (by skatd0g)

Rainbow Box Project! (by Aaron Clute)

Friday, March 9, 2012

I Don't Carolina: I Don't Vergina Park Edit

I Don't Carolina: I Don't Vergina Park Edit from I Don't Carolina on Vimeo.

Blading Northside skatepark in Norfolk VA on the first day of the first trip this year. Filming for the DVD the rest of this weekend so be sure to check out our facebook page for more updates with pictures and anything else we make up for you all.

http://www.facebook.com/IDontCarolina

Filmed by:
Dillon Millsap
Ryan Timms

Edited by:
Ryan Timms

Beast Coast, The Movie: Intro

We Are One Skate Park @ Bittercold 2012

We Are One Skate Park @ Bittercold 2012 from We Are One Skate Park on Vimeo.

We Are One Skate Park Team hits up BitterCold 2012
This event is a must! So many sick tricks going down and no shortage of good times in detroit. From having sick sessions at Modern Skatepark to throwing down in a heated contest, then chillin out with all the heads at the bar bar and also at the Video Premier. This was one of the trips I'll never forget.
edit done by Mat Farnworth
music-the 808 track- Bassnectar

shop online at
www.weare1sk8.com

Kyle Wood: Scribe Edit (by Hawke Trackler)

Scribe Industries - Kyle Wood Support File.2 from Scribe Industries on Vimeo.

You are probably thinking the same thing as me, "already?" Yup, Kyle is a killer and already dropped his second Scribe support edit within a few months of each other. When you got a friend like Hawke Trackler on your side, your media exposure can only progress. Props to each of the gents on this lil online feature.

Filmed & Edited: Hawke Trackler
Music: The UFO Club - Drowning in the Nile

WWW.ROLLSCRIBE.COM

UWR/CONNECTED INLINE DEUTSCH ROLLING GIRLS

UWR/CONNECTED INLINE DEUTSCH ROLLING GIRLS from E Z GOEAZY on Vimeo.

Friederike Charlotte Reisch & As Aia 2 beautiful Deutsch Girls, here is an edit of a full day in Sunny Florida.
Friederike is the Womans Winterclash 2012 Champion.

The Throwback Edit (by Brett Dasovic)

ADW/Brett&Jeph..&Chris "sweatpantz edition" from Brett Dasovic on Vimeo.

Skating the old hot spots in the old hawt gear getting those HOT clipzzzzz..

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Notorious Summer 2011 (by Andrew Chiu)

So I have been sitting on some footage from this past summer due to a lot of positive progressions in my life that have required immediate attention. Needless to say, it has been an amazing journey filming for a video of this nature and would never trade the adventures or people it has brought into my life. This video is a small testament of the dedication that one must possess to come out on top. A big shout out to all my homies that continue to roll and push themselves to their full potential, especially Giancarlo Coppolla, Jesus Medina and Sean Agoliati. I hope you enjoy the video and let the good times roll! -Andrew Chiu

Set-Up of the Month: John Hunter

So my friend John Hunter on Aggressive.com showed me what he happened to find on ebay.co.uk last week and I have to admit I was a little jealous. These are completely modified Carbon shells with Sifka shoes for skins. Salomon liners and buckles, and Valo souls (3-piece)... all for just 20 QUID!!! Great find John, those boots are awesome!

Jc Rowe - Fade Nation 2

This just became one of my favorite sections of all-time!

New Boots! (Remz Franky II)

Jesse Box Clips 3/6/2012 (by Aaron Von Klutenberg)

Takeshi Yasutoko at 2012 Phoenix Park FIS Freestyke ski Halfpipe

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

USD Carbon III PB Review by FSKNEWS.PL

From powerblading.org
The following text and photos were courtesy of Powerslide Poland, thank you for providing the equipment for this review. First, some history. This skate’s ancestor was originally the Deshi Carbon. This boot then began to be produced under the USD brand, known as the USD Carbon. Through all the USD Carbons, the presence of Carbon in the USD models has undergone major changes, always improving the skate experience in these skates. The latest, very important change was the use of a separate cuff (upper), which erased the problems with excessive flexibility in the ankle area and above. The USD Carbon model reviewed here is the USD Carbon 3 PB which differs in some details from previous models of Carbon aggressive skates. Boot/construction. With the USD Carbon we are already dealing with something different. The skate does not have any plastic in its shell, unlike most most other skates. The Carbon skeleton is made of fiberglass and carbon fiber, covered with soft skin, which consists of leather and synthetic materials. The use of such materials significantly reduces the weight of the boot, making it one of the lightest skates currently manufactured in the market. In size 44, the weight of one boot including UFS bolts is only 1209 grams. The following photograph is of the whole setup using the USD Carbon 3 PB, KizerArrow frames and 4x80mm Matter FSK wheels. The interior (liner). The Carbon PB does not have a traditional removable liner, it has been integrated into the overall design so that the skate reduces the mass of the boot. An additional advantage of this solution is a better “feel” on the roll, control and fit. The interior is a bit different than the traditional thick liner to which I am used to. Going from the highest point: The sponge contained in the cuff is quite thick and springy, but also quite hard. The surroundings are a suitably contoured heel, with a recess. The result is your ankle “sitting” in its place and not sliding about freely. This reminds me of the Salomon ST liner, with a very similar contoured interior. Near the ankle is a thinner layer, and this continues in this way through the area along the feet and toes, where the sponge layer is minimal. It is worth mentioning that the interior is made of three different materials: • The upper part of a smooth material, facilitating insertion of the foot. • Ankle and heel has alternative material to hold your ankle from movement. • The area along the fingers is made of smooth, velvety material. The sewing trim is on all parts is very accurate. All seams are equal with no protruding threads. Inside surface is smooth and in no place is there any discomfort to the foot. The shell/skin. The top layer is made of soft materials. Around the tip of the heel and the boot in this model is black leather. Other elements, white, are made of synthetic material. By contrast, the heel is left bare, where you can see the Carbon fragment which shows the reason for the price of the skates. There is also a carry loop at the back, facilitating the transport of the skates. As for finishing skate materials and details, they are also perfectly done, with no protruding parts or protruding threads. Besides this, there is a lot of reinforced seams, double stitching, and attention to detail on the skate. Liner/absorber. In this model USD abandoned the traditional, separate absorber used on previous Carbons. This has now been replaced by an insoul which in the heel has a thickness of 2cm (at the thinnest point it is about 5mm thick). In addition, the rear part is further strengthened. Buckles/fasteners. Carbon PB differs from the other USD’s as it is equipped with an additional bracket mounted at an angle of 45 degrees. It is made of aluminum and plastic, and equipped with an integrated cap, designed to protect against possible damage during falls. The same closure is called “pump”, the buckle is fastened to the tilting aluminum element to the outside as it is in xsjado or RB Fusion. To release the buckle, just press the plastic piece. The whole thing is completely removable and is made from three main elements: two bars and a ratchet mechanism, so there will be no problems with the possible replacement of the damaged parts. For a tight enough hold on a narrow foot four “clicks” is enough. The buckle does not release by itself while skating. The upper buckle is the same as that used in previous models for aggressive skating. Made of aluminum, with a spring that causes adhesion to the cuff. The whole closure can be removed by unscrewing the three screws. Of course, the PB Carbon traditionally has laces. Cuff The cuff in this skate is the same as in the aggressive model. There are protective tabs buckle, receptors and screws. The earlier models lacked this cuff element, the current Carbon cuff provides optimum support in forward flex. Soulplate The soulplate is an essential part of the skate, without it the skate can not be used. It is mounted to the boot with two UFS screws. In size 44, its width is 11-12cm and meets the standards in terms of efficiency when grinding. The soulplate is designed also as an additional safety feature for the boot, projecting for some distance around it. Impressions After putting feet inside the skate. Ergonomics. The material seems very strong and resistant to wear and tear. To confirm this assumption we will have to spend some time testing the skate. The rigid design of the skate is only up to a certain height, giving the sensation of an open shell. Such a feeling can also be found in the Remz OS open shell. With this feeling we obtain a solid skate, with very good fit on the foot. This has its advantages as it translates into better control and response during jumps and landing. Laces also play its role here, since the upper part of the shoe is completely soft, with no rigid shell. Complementing this solid controlled feeling is the 45 degree strap for fast and accurate closure. Additionally the leg is supported by a well shaped cuff and liner. Convenience. I can not objectively assess due to the fact that I have only been able to roll on these skates for a few hours so far, so I leave the decision to potential buyers. I can only share what I have observed at this time. I did not feel any discomfort at all. This is quite a good feeling when it comes to brand new skates. Also the fit matched my expectations exactly. The lining was very comfortable and correct. The shock absorber on the heel seemed very soft compared to the absorbers that come with the RB Fusion, which I’m used to. The only downside was a noticeable crease in the upper leg, where the foam in the shoe is the thickest, but also fairly rigid. Allthough the skates are extremely light, you hardly notice this with the addition of a flat 80m setup and an aluminium frame. The final weight seems similar to that of Xsjado or K2, despite the addition of four 80mm wheels and an aluminum frame. For my personal opinion I think I would have liked more side protection on the skate, to make sure it has a long life and protection from abrasion. The original, complete setup with Kizer Arrow frames is definately a top setup with great parts. No doubt that this is the flagship model for Powerblading

Skate Naked 2 by Hawke Trackler

Skate Naked 2 from Hawke Trackler on Vimeo.

Featuring-
Stefan Brandow
Kyle Wood
Colin Ward
Daniel Powell
Kenny Shawver
Matt Lyon
Bruce Bales
Aaron Entsminger
Alex Schlosser
Bradley Wilson
Codee Jennings
Ben Poling
Shane Conn

some new clips and some old clips but all at Skate Naked Skatepark. Make sure to check out this park if you are local and havent been. They are building lots really cool stuff

Be-Mag Winterclash 2012 Edit by Benjamin Büttner

First Official Be-Mag Winterclash 2012 Edit by Benjamin Büttner from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

Check the full article on Be-Mag here: http://www.be-mag.com/article/2385-First-Official-Be-Mag-Winterclash-2012-Edit-by-Benjamin-Buettner

Be-Mag Bitter Cold Showdown 2012 Edit by Hawke Trackler

First Offical Be-Mag Bitter Cold Showdown 2012 Edit by Hawke Trackler from Be-Mag on Vimeo.

Check the full article on Be-Mag here: http://www.be-mag.com/article/2383-First-Offical-Be-Mag-Bitter-Cold-Showdown-2012-Edit-by-Hawke-Trackler

Bittercold Showdown 2012 by Aaron Schultz

2012 Bitter Cold Showdown from Aaron D Schultz on Vimeo.

1. Alex Broskow
2. Brett Urbas
3. Brian Aragon
4. Erik Bailey
5. Chris Haffey
6. Franco Cammayo
7. Dominik Wagner
8. Montre Livingston
9. Chris Smith
10. Jimmy Hake

Filmed and Edited by Aaron Schultz

Dave Lang & Chris Haffey soul the wall attempts at Bittercold Showdown 2012 from Aaron D Schultz on Vimeo.

Dave Lang and Chris Haffey were the only skaters at Bittercold Showdown that were attempting to skate the new wallride obstacle. I decided to make a raw clips edit of their attempts to soul this new obstacle. Enjoy

Filmed and Edited by: Aaron Schultz

USD at BCSDXII Feat. Franky Morales

USD at BCSDXII Feat. Franky Morales from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

Filmed By : Erick Rodriguez and Rachard Johnson
Edited By : Erick Rodriguez
Music By : The Weeknd

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9TO5 at the BCSD XII by Erick Rodriguez

9TO5 Video Blog #1 from 9TO5Mixtapes on Vimeo.

The first 9TO5 video blog at BCSDXII
Filmed By : Erick Rodriguez and Rachard Johnson
Edited By : Erick Rodriguez
Music By : The Weeknd and Tyga
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Kirill Galushko (Russia): China Energy Tour 2011

Kirill Galushko (Razors Skates, Scribe, Gorilla Energy Drink, Rollerclub Dist, Kaunet, Street Balance) Filmed in Shanghai and Beijing. Edited by Kirill Galushko. Perpetual Motion Production

Jeff Stockwell: 2009, Xsjado Edit

Xsjado - Jeff Stockwell edit from OliBenet on Vimeo.

by Jeff Stockwell

ProTips4U - Chris Haffey - His Toughest Moment

In this Pro Tips 4U interview with Chris Haffey (widely recognized as one of the top rollerbladers) talks about his toughest moment. For Chris' rollerblading tips & techniques visit http://bit.ly/nweZRa and use code - haffey - to download a free tip from Chris!

Friday, March 2, 2012

Scribe Industries - John O'Donnell Support File.2

Scribe Industries - John O'Donnell Support File.2 from Scribe Industries on Vimeo.

John is a point-blank shredder. Like most of us in our mid 20's, time is valuable, and we don't have a lot of it between school, jobs, sponsors, family and regular life. John finds time to show the world he still has the time to push it for his true passion, rollerblading. Check out Johnny O, destroying some street.

Filmed & Edited: Andrew Nemo
Music: Terms of Psychic Warfare by Husker Du

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Riley Daymanstep Remix (HD)

Riley Daymanstep Remix (HD) from Nate Snow on Vimeo.

The first time I heard this track I knew I needed to make an edit with it! And since I know Riley listens to the DUB when he rolls (and since I felt bad for leaving his name out of the credits in THREE) I figured I'd throw together this quick bonus cut.

Song: Daymanstep by Joman

Thomas Martin - Mountain Slayer (by Stefan Brandow)

Thomas Martin - Mountain Slayer from Stefan Brandow on Vimeo.

When someone is the best at what they do and they have little to work with instead of using it as a crutch or excuse, they capitalize on what they do have. This has turned Thomas Martin's blading into something that is one of a kind.
Residing in Boone, NC and surrounded by woods and mountains, Thomas only has big rails and mountain spots that need a creative mind to be skated correctly, and this modern day mountain man slays both with ease.

Song: The Mountain Goats - "No Children"
Filmed by: Stefan Brandow, Rory Marett, Jon Cooley
Edited by: Stefan Brandow

Guillaume Le Gentil, A Week End Blading In Bordeaux

Guillaume Le Gentil, A Week End Blading In Bordeaux from Loïck Even on Vimeo.

Guillaume Le Gentil skating a Week End in Bordeaux, South of France ! Enjoy !

Music : Harlem - Someday Soon

Mathieu Ledoux: Revolution Raw Clips (by Jon Jenkins)

MATHIEU LEDOUX/RAW CLIPS from Revolution Skate Shop on Vimeo.

Revolution Raw Clips - Mathieu Ledoux - Montreal, Canada

Mathieu shot these clips last year in Oakland during the filming of what was going to be the SSM video. Although things didn't work out, we still wanted to give you a taste of the energy that Mathieu brings to skating in its raw form.

Filmed/edited By:
Jon Jenkins

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Franky Morales: Piccolo Park Edit (by Erick Rodriguez)

Franky Morales - Piccolo Park Edit from 9TO5Mixtapes on Vimeo.

a 9TO5Mixtapes and Topsoul Skateshop Collaboration
Featuring - Franky Morales at Piccolo Skatepark in Coopercity, Florida. (Last edit on Remz)
Filmed and Edited By : Erick Rodriguez
Music By : Pretty Lights
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USD at BCSD XII Feat. Demetrios George

USD at BCSDXII Feat. Demetrios George from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

Filmed By : Erick Rodriguez and Rachard Johnson
Edited By : Erick Rodriguez
Music By : Josh Michalec

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Chynna Weierstall: Summer + Fall 2011 Edit

Summer/Fall 2011 from Chynna on Vimeo.

Skated 5 different pairs or skates this past summer trying to find a skate i liked. I really liked carbons but my ankle couldnt handle them so had to switch. Now I'm on razor flow and loving the blades so i can finally stop switch skates. Anyway couple clips from summer/fall

Head hit from Chynna on Vimeo.

Got knocked out for a sec and got a concussion thursday b4 bittercold so couldnt skate that weekend. Even though i do the trick all the time i some how screwed up.

Richie Eisler: One Foot

Richie Eisler - One Foot from TheConferenceTV on Vimeo.

"Fred's box is the one so I thought I could probably do Sweet Sixteen Makios on it.

Left foot, right foot, one foot. No switch, gotta grab.

I would have tried to clean a few of them up but then ate shit trying to learn cork 900s on the launch...

Now I'm walking with a super swagger!

Spin to win, bro." - Richie Eisler

Shot on location February 25th at 016 Skatepark in Eskilstuna Sweden.

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BCSD 2012 (by E Z Goeazy)

BCSD 2012 from E Z GOEAZY on Vimeo.

BCSD Bitter Cold Show Down Royal Oak Michigan Modern Skate-Park
Alex B Winner

Afternoon p-rail skate (by ATXrollerblader)


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