The new USD Aeon EQT 60 stands for Equity. This is a new model specifically released to support and fund the female riders in our team. The Aeon EQT is available in our fullest size range to be accessible to all riders regardless of gender, age or ability. This new model is a continuation on from our last moves to support the female skate scene, after our initial collaboration with the Bladies brand. USD is now releasing the EQT to acknowledge and address the lack of opportunities for female riders in the blading community and allow them to have a more active role within it.

Equity stands for fairness and justice for a segment of the blade community that has long been overlooked and under supported, but can now be supported by the whole community through this skate. We hope this can be the first of many future models released to support the female riders of the brand. The royalties of this model will go directly towards funding the invaluable work of all USD’s female riders.

Featuring: Mery Munoz, Armelle Tisler, Patrycja Najda, Lilou Fumery, Leo Fumery & Carla Martin. Edited by Rafael Maldonado. Filmed by Rafael Lopez, Mery Munoz & Xavi Eguino.

Patrycja Najda from Poland with her USD Street Edit from 2020!

Bladies presents: Volume 1. A compilation video featuring Kim Respinto, Becci Sotelo, Amber Rivera, Aarin Gates, Megan Petersen, Martina Svobodova, Brandi Goulet, Shelly Burla, Danielle McCloskey, Pariah Hz, Mari Moura, Mery Munoz, Kamila Probierz, Javiera Garrido, Polly Morris, Mina Lee and Patrycja Najda.

Coordinated by Megan Petersen. Edited by Aarin Gates. Music by Andrea Tafelski. Bladies Volume 1 is focused on mostly street skating. Volume 2 coming soon: a compilation of park skating featuring more Bladies shredding! Huge thank you to everyone involved in Volume 1, to all the girls skating and very stoked to keep this going! Shout out to our friends and filmers too! Sincerely, Megan Petersen.

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Photo: Greger Flak.

Pro

1. Diako Diaby
2. Nils Jansons
3. Dominic Bruce
4. Robert Spassov
5. Antony Pottier
6. Tomek Przybylik
7. Yuto Goto
8. Maxime Genoud
9. Diego Guilloud
10. Gabriel Hyden
11. Montre Livingston

Women

1. Chihiro Azuma
2. Armelle Tisler
3. Patrycja Najda
4. Daniela Andrea Salgado Martinez
5. Mery Munoz
6. Emi Parejo Escobar
7. Misaki Katayama
8. Liene Nulle

Junior

1. Noboru Katayama
2. Szymon Ziemicky
3. Samuel Obst
4. Valter Kreiss
5. Max Arthur Collier
6. Kristofers Rudzats
7. Carl Emil Melander

Amateur

1. Sven Ischen
2. Stefan Selders
3. Nils Rinas
4. Ren Fujiwara
5. Andreas Johansson
6. Tomasz Kwiecien
7. Ilia Savosin
8. Kamil Gruba
9. Michael Müller
10. Jan Fehlmann
11. Jacob Jansson
12. Jaylton Karllus
13. Ivan Chanchikov
14. Leandre Fabri
15. Zachary Pollak

Awards

• USD Best Trick Award: Dominic Bruce
• Sola x Dead Most Creative Trick Award: Jacob Jansson
• Skatepro Best Sign Award: Pascal Gastrock

Judging Winterclash is difficult. But just like every year, Winterclash judges took the time to write a detailed report about their work to give you an idea about the how, why and who. The extensive judging report can be found HERE as a .pdf. Judges: Friederike Charlotte Reisch (Ger), Michael Buhl Jonassen (DK), Sebastian Gruba (PL).

Chorzow, Poland - September 9, 2017. Filmed by Przemek Madej and Adam Olejniczak. Edited by Przemek Madej.

Music: House Of Pain - Runnin’ Up On Ya.

Senior Results

1. Tomek Przybylik
2. Krystian Zarzeczny
3. Piotrek Combrzynski

12-

1. Bruno Matys
2. Jakub Homa
3. Kajetan Lis

15-

1. Patrycja Najda
2. Piotr Gbyl
3. Kacper Wieczorek

Bladecross junior: Kajetan Lis. Bladecross senior: Mateusz Stepnikowski.

Video filmed in Rzeszowie and Katowice during the visit of Israel and Sweden crews who dropped a visit for Carpatia Extreme Festival. Riders: Lukasz Malewski, Bobi Spassov, Yair Viner, Karol Byrski, Patryk Pilch, Patrycja Najda, GiB Sweden. Camera: Bobi Spassov & Basza.