Russell Day is a legend. He’s produced countless parts and been a staple in Southern California since the mid 2000’s. Life has caught up with Russ lately, but he was still able to get a hefty amount of footage before his departure from Adapt Brand. We’re here for Russ regardless and eagerly await the next round of footage! Filmed and Edited by Travis Stewart.

Shot entirely in London, UK, throughout 2023 & 2024. Introducing: Koray Oral, Beau Warren & Reuben Collins. Featuring & not limited to: Neil Ingall, James Bower, Andy Spary, Connor Pearce, Robert Spassov, Sam Asken, Gauthier Kawase, Matthew Stewart, George Amos, Jörgen Nijman, Gabi Leśniewska & Adria Saa. Thumbnail: Rob Comer @KURUmotionpictures ; Visual & auditory effects: Henry Jackson Janes (‪@HJJallday‬) ; Assistant camera: Mike Simpson, Tom Sharman & Conor Pearce.

Blade Club: Soft sliding transition into 2025 for Jens Kufner, Taha Mafoundi, Domenik and Matze.

“We hit the streets of Ravensburg (Germany) — windy, crusty, but full of spots. This is RV HOOD — another raw day out with the crew, chasing lines and good vibes across the city. I’m Michael Muller, taking you through this session as we skate downtown ledges, rails, and anything else we find. Joining me: Marvin Dean, Timm Kittlitz, and Basti Beheim. Even with the wind kicking all day, we managed to make it count”.

Adriaan Poortmans - B-roll from his part in Plastic Pushers, Volume V. Unseen clips and bails and the fun in between.

Solar: Japanese rollerblading film featuring skating from some names such as Soichiro Kanashima, Chiaki Ito, Yuto Goto & many more. Directed by Tadashi Nakamura. 2008.

Julka Komenda - Street Clips, filmed by Patryk Pilch.

We proudly present to you the newest Carlos Bernal, Pro Skate! As always, Carlos didn’t disappoint with showing his skills on the streets! Filmed & Edited by Rafael Maldonado.

USD Sway Carlos Bernal II aggressive inline skates are throne-like hard boots with new wide soul plates, thin padded comfy liners, new Kizer Fluid IV antirocker frames & 60mm wheels.

Quoting Hawke Trackler:

So a few years ago Happy Tooth and myself had our first time ever grinding a chain. We were both really freaked out to stall it at first. Then to go at it with confidence also with speed and just not knowing what is gonna happen was horrifying for me but I always wanted to try haha.

Colin and I talked about how insane someone would have to be to make a full part of just different chain clips. Skating a chain might not be traditional or whatever but its fucking deadly no doubt about it. Some of the things he has thought of and done on chains is unbelievable and honestly hard for me to fathom. I can barely do the most basic trick on one and it feel impossible. He is able to make is seem possible or easy and its just wild as hell to actually truly do it haha.

Call it what you will but its crazy and takes some super mental and physical skill to accomplish it. Plus making some of these chain spots is enough to drive a man insane when you think its all gonna work then you stall it and the shit falls to the ground. Its a pain in the ass but its fun to see what whacky or crazy tricks he could maybe do one day haha I still find it absolutely impossible on a lot of different levels but thats for sure cause I have tried it and been there to document it first hand. Either way its really fun to watch this cause its not often you see a chain only street section. Subscribe to his Only Chains for more xxxx chain content haha. Enjoy! - Hawke Trackler.

We Are Valo - Third Valo Brand team video directed by Jon Julio with Harald Boyesen & Jake Wiens. Featuring: Alex Broskow, Erik Bailey, Brandon Smith, Oli Short, Cosimo Tassone, Gabriel Hyden, Victor Arias, Ross Kuhn, Austin Paz, Sean Keane, Jon Julio himself & more (2008).