Nimh is a high end boot hand designed by Brian Shima, and manufactured with precision and detail. This skate is made to perform at a professional level.
Free Groove System
The Nimh soul plate is designed to adapt to your personal skating style. Most skate companies lock you into a pre-set groove. Nimh does not. We advise skating a mildly waxed ledge for 1-3 hours to create your own custom groove.
Unconstrained Toe System
All Nimh skates come with a standard boot skeleton minus the excess of toe material found in most other brands. This allows for more breathing room and eliminates toe pain while skating.
Nimh is 100% skater owned and operated. This company was created by skaters for skaters and will be run accordingly. It’s time you choose your side! - Brian Shima & Jon Elliott.
Nimhskate.com | myspace.com/nimhskates. Thanks chris74prstwo.
Up: Nimh Shima Prototype.
Vicious Liner - Courtesy of Intuition Skateshop.
Here is a first look at the Vicious liner that will come in the Nimh Shima skate. The Shima boot only is the maiden skate from the Nimh brand that Jon Elliott and Brian Shima have recently founded. I was down in San Diego visiting Jon and Brian last night, and I was able to take a quick pic with my cellphone. - Matt Mickey.
Quoting Doug Urquhart:
I have been shooting for Black Market II : Barely Dead for a little over a month so far. This new flick is a documentary about the history of skating. Featuring interviews with Arlo Eisenberg, Mike Opalek, Jess Dyrenforth, Jon Elliott, Brian Shima, Chris Haffey, Shane Coburn + more!
All the skating content is shot on super 16mm motion picture film. Below are a few still frames from my recent California trip. These are freeze frames from the film transfer to HDCAM 1920×1080 10-bit uncompressed files… I have cut the file size to 50% of those dimensions so that they will be visable on your monitors.
Just remember… still frames don’t do much justice for how smooth & organic the film looks in motion! Also, all these shots were filmed at 48fps… so they are all true slow-motion… - Doug Urquhart.
Get ready for a full-blown trailer being released during Super Hick 2006 (first weekend of May).
Here is a photo of the boot of Brian Shima and Jon Elliott’s new skate company called Nimh.
Barely Dead, a film by Doug Urquhart, written by Justin Eisinger.
Barely Dead Preview: PLAY
Eleven Years after the first X-Games, Rollerblading has found itself, fighting a war for survival, that has inadvertantly created the very history rolling was discredited for lacking by others. Barely Dead is the story of a global community of outcasts and athletes pulling together to explain and express their one unifying & interest : ROLLERBLADING.
Artworks by Andrew Tunney (2hands, Wonderfist.net | Andrewtunney.com)
up: Jon Julio / Brian Shima.
up: Julian Bah / Chris Haffey.
up: Chris Farmer / Erik Bailey.
The Misled Lab presents Barely Dead. Produced by JDU, written by Justin Eisinger. Cinematography & Editing by JDU. Motion Graphics by Matt Andrews & JDU. Art Direction by Andy Tunney & Eric Pieper. Featuring: Arlo Eisenberg, Erik Bailey, Alex Broskow, Chris Haffey, Chris Farmer, Brian Shima, Jeff Stockwell, Julian Bah, Oli Short, Jon Julio, Franky Morales, Cameron Card, Shane Coburn, Jon Elliott, Robert Guerrero, Tom Hyser, Azikiwee Anderson and many others. Distributed by Sadako Distribution. Dealer inquires welcome: doug@misledmedia.com. Shot on Super 16mm film & High Definition Video.
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