Here is a summerclash report that was printed in a czech tabloid magazine called COMPOT.

Photos and report made by Koda Kodicek.

Full resolution of the article.
Thanks Sdhx (via).

Enlarge the cover’s pictures: 01 – 02.

ONE #10 became a quick classic with the long-overdue Damien Wilson interview, a look at the skating and attitude of Jon Jon Bolino, a Folio with Micah Barrett, Sound Check with Atmosphere, the deep knowledge shared in the Mike Opalek 15 Minutes, Take 5 with Chris Farmer, Gabriel Hyden Am Hour, and a lot more.

here it is again, for your online viewing pleasure, and you can thank us later… since this baby is all sold out.

Download: ONE-V3N3.pdf (via).

Issue 7 is here and could it be our best yet?! Jam packed with interviews including an insight with Sean Santamaria, UK rippers Sim Warren and Lee Mainland and a British perspective on Chris Farmer.

We interview musician of the moment Pop Levi, a PRO with Brian Aragon and we check out what makes Leeds ripper Joe Atkinson tick.

Also featuring our first Kingdom Boot Guide and a whole bunch more. Shipping to your favourite skate shops NOW.

Thanks Kingdom Mag.

This is the 5th and last installment of the Daily Bread Magazine video series.

This was released in 2002.

It was filmed and edited by Jan Welch.

Features profiles on Nick Wood, Damien Wilson, Nick Mantz, Lyle Shivak and Robert Guerrero.

Video Offline.

Colin Kelso fakie 360s himself straight to Cover Boy status for ONE #11, not only delivering for Drew Amato’s lens, but also in the interview department where he gets personal on the evolution of his life as a young professional.

Joining him this issue is Austin Paz, with a profile written by long-time friend Billy O’Neill and shot in NYC by Brandon Smith, 15 Minutes with Hardline founder and LA All Day co-creator Tracy White, plus pics from Dalnas, Dasovic, Howard, Julio, and a whole lot more.

More Infos about the issue 11 (via).

Next to Madonna being checked by her friend (we’re never too cautious), here is Taig Khris & the Loreal Ad (video here).

Bigger pictures of the mag.
Thanks Some_old_boy.

Download: rolls3web.pdf (17mb) / rolls.fr.
(Text in french, nice pictures).
Thanks Gauthier.

quoting a mail from Brandon Ballog:

Roll Zine is an open-forum publication that originated as my graphic design thesis project at Ohio University in the Spring of 2007.

The goals were to make not only an informative and trick guide site (see the why / manifest / how / execute sections) — but to make an expressive zine of the people I skated with.

Once I completed the first issue, I moved to Berkeley, CA and have expanded the project tremendously.

I have just completed and launched an online version of a second issue featuring Kevin Yee, Jon Lee, Bay Area Tuesday Night Skate, and video reviews. Printed copies will be available upon request.

I want to encourage people to see the artistic possibilities of merging skating, experimental design, and open contributions.

Read the issue 2 of Roll Zine.

Featuring:

- Kevin Yee profile
- Jon Lee proflie
- Tuesday Night Skate
- Clip 4 and Apple Fell Over the Lake Reviews

Here’s a glimpse at what we’ve got coming your way in ONE #11—feature coverage with Colin Kelso and Austin Paz, contest coverage from Summerclash and Windy City Riot, TAKE 5 with Rachard Johnson, SOUND CHECK with The Subways, Sayer Danforth FOLIO, 15 MINUTES with the inspiring Tracy White, plus all the other ins and outs that work together to make ONE unlike anything else in blading.

“Learn it. Live it. Love it.” as our friend Hamilton might say.

Bigger pictures at believeinone.com.

quoting One:

Since the beginning of ONE the back cover has been an opportunity we’ve used to present the personality of rollerblading. Often times that has included an actual person, but for our latest issue photographer John Haynes produced an image that captured more than a thousand words about the true essence of blading.

When I saw the photo of Aaron Peterson’s “retired” skate I knew immediately that it had seen a lot of action. Any idiot could see that. The frame was cracked, the backslide plate split and hanging by a thread, and the fabric on the soft-sided boot was visibly burned from friction. Friction that was unmistakably the result of thousands if not tens of thousands of grinds.

Is that an exaggeration? Could be, but an exaggeration done out of respect. Respect to not only Aaron for the four and a half years he put into these blades, but respect for every one of us that’s putting milage on our own grooves.

Making this all the clearer was the superior quality of the image itself, sniped while onset of some other production with an insane camera by John Haynes. A quick thinker that Haynes. But anyway, this picture got put on the back cover to remind everyone of the irreplaceable history inscribed into us by the pieces of plastic and urethane we fashion into rollerblades and ride for enjoyment.

Worn-out skates a testament to the agony and ecstasy of an infatuation with blading. — JE

Kingdom Mag Issue 6 is fresh off the printing press and features a profile on Scottish powerhouse Chaz Sands, a mini view with Ioannis Vovos, a blow by blow account of the Remz/Conference tour and a complete wrap up of the NASS event.

Plus all your favorites including Youths with Manchester boyo Alex Burston, an interview with tattoo artist Jason Mosserri and a bunch more. Pick up your copy from the Kingdom shop or your local skate store.

Damien Wilson may be destroying the cover of the brand new ONE Issue #10 that’s in stores now, but that doesn’t mean we can’t all get our online kicks with this complete PDF of Issue #9!

Featuring Matthias Ogger, Jeff Dalnas, Bittercold Showdown, Winterclash, Brooke Howard-Smith and so much more, ONE #9 brought international contest coverage to your doorstep and Erik Bailey’s formerly-fabulous mustache to your coffee table.

Download: ONE-V3N2.pdf
Via Believeinone.

San Diego’s Xsjado pro rider Damien Wilson takes the cover of Issue #10, and shares his singular perspective on skating and life in his feature interview.

Wes Driver and Damien went on a journey through the Salton Sea and Borrego Springs to capture photos for the all black-and-white feature; with striking results.

Also in #10, Philly’s new dynamic duo of Jon Jon Bolino and Drew Amato deliver a hot premiere for the young sensation, the one-and-only Chris Mitchell puts the screws to Mike Opalek for a 15 Minutes that gets to the heart of some serious history, plus pics of Stockwell, O’Neill, Garlinghouse, Humphries and more.

believeinone.com.