During the Chileros Tour de Mexico, we were invited to Morelia by Daniel Vallejo. We took the opportunity to visit yet another great city with an amazing skate scene. The day we got there we met most of the crew at an art exhibition and were surprised to see our mate Joe Atkinson was also cruising through the country.

We had a couple of sessions and heard there was a sketchy DIY Bowl up in the hills which was built inside a small unfinished house. Needless to say Joe got super hyped to go and check it out and after a few laps the place transformed into something out of this world. Thank you Daniel, thank you Joe for being amazing people. - Hadrien Bastouil.

Music: La Bande-Son Imaginaire - Mezcal a Pleno Vuelo.

Cidy Life destroys all elements of radness in the latest expedition to Valencia (Spain)! Who blocked up the pipeline? Steve Collis? Sam Tuffnell? Simon Isles? Daniele Barco? Harry Pierce? Hob Adams? or Ryan Gillett? Filmed and edited by Ryan Gillett.

Heath Burley have been working on fimling a part since before we ever started Jumbo. Clips don’t come easy though, so it’s taken a while to get this one together. We also both don’t like to just go out and film any old trick. The spot has to be right. Things have to “click”.

It’s not as easy as, “lets just go to the ledge down the street and stack a bunch of tricks we can do”. I feel like, because of social media, we’re all a little desensitized when it comes to watching skating. So when you’re trying to put out a full part, there has to be something that separates the spot from just another run of the mill social media post.

There aren’t any 900’s in this video, but there are truck grinds, bricks, rocks and a lot of shingles. It’s just effort. Life in the moment. It’s been a lot of fun making this section. I’m both happy and sad to be done with it. I hope the footage speaks for itself. I’m sure that it will. Jumbo forever. - Cody Sanders.

Calimario Brothers - Mike Dempsey (1/3) - PLAY

Taekwondo (/ˌtaɪkwɒnˈdoʊ, ˌtaɪˈkwɒndoʊ, ˌtɛkwənˈdoʊ/; Korean: 태권도; [t̪ʰɛ.k͈wʌ̹n.d̪o] ⓘ), also spelled tae kwon do or taekwon-do, is a Korean martial art and combat sport involving punching and kicking techniques. The literal translation for taekwondo is “kicking”, “punching”, and “the art or way of”. It sometimes involves the use of weapons.

Calimario Brothers - John Lyke (2/3) - PLAY

Calimario Brothers is a 2002 American historical drama film directed by Martin Scorsese and written by Jay Cocks, Steven Zaillian, and Kenneth Lonergan, based on Herbert Asbury’s 1927 book The Rollerblade Diary’s.[6] The film stars John Lyke, Casey Geraghty, Mike Dempsey, Mark Rosen, Mark Golembeski, Jess Dunlap, Shane Geraghty, Colin Geraghty, Monica Higgins, Anna Lyke, Nick Taylor, Mike Riccitelli, James Lyke, and Babs.

Calimario Brothers - Bonus (3/3) - PLAY.

Freestyle Park - PLAY: Best-of | Men Finals. Best-of, featuring Roman Abrate, Shimizu Haruri, Nicolas Servy, Lenny Jourda & Danilo Senna

• Article on Fise.fr: Julien Cudot makes FISE history on the Spine Ramp (English language).
• Video coverage of the event by Takeshi Yasutoko (Youtube Playlist, Japanese language).

Freestyle Park - World Cup Men: Results + Videos of the Runs

1. Julien Cudot - PLAY
2. Danilo Senna - PLAY.
3. Lenny Jourda - PLAY.
4. Takeshi Yasutoko
5. Jaro Frijn
6. Romain Godenaire
7. Nicolas Servy
8. Kim YoungWoong
9. Shimizu Haruhi
10. Roman Abrate
11. Anthony Avella
12. Xabier Mikel Ganuza

Freestyle Park - World Cup Women

1. Silva Ana Julia
2. Miyao Kaho
3. Eneritz Quincoces
4. Mei Myoga
5. Carla Martin
6. Emilia Parejo
7. Carla Pasquinelli
8. Armelle Tisler
9. Mery Munoz
10. Anaelle Nogueira
11. Silva Maria Eduarda

Freestyle Park - AM, Men (Full Results)

1. Peter Le Couls
2. Alexandre Francois
3. Alex Fernandez Jurada

Freestyle Park - AM, Women (Full Results)

1. Lilou Fumery
2. Anelim Arostegui Stet
3. Lilo Verticcione

Freestyle Park - Junior (Full Results)

1. Sacha Hebreard
2. Elio Sala-Naessens
3. Simon Mansencaut

Spine Ramp

1. Julien Cudot
2. Danilo Senna
3. Jaro Frijn
4. Nicolas Servy
5. Shimizu Haruhi
6. Anthony Avella
7. Yuma Baudoin
8. Romain Godenaire
9. Kim YoungWoong
10. Diego Luppi
11. Carla Martin
12. Julien Lemoine

Rail Contest + ESA Street Contest - Winner: Julien Cudot. Photo: Fise.fr.

What up world! Your friendly neighborhood Rollerblader here with another awesome video! The Iqon family has grown, and we are super happy to announce our new FLOW Team!

Consisting of bladers from all over, the flow team is a force to be reckoned with. Skills of all kinds and techniques that are worth playing in slomo, haha. Happy shredding, folks! […] - Montre Livingston.

Iqon Flow Team: Andy Feliciano, Dan Wiewiorka, Art Garza, Adam Davidson, Blake Farmer, Kenny Scherf, Oliver Page & Phil Gripper. Music: Skakewell and FAT Nick - ‘Pemex’.

Michael Muller used every opportunity last year to get this video finished. Most of the video was filmed in the streets of Munich (Germany). Many thanks to Harry Can, without whom this would not have been possible. Also thanks to Rafael Matos for filming.

“I put together all my left over clips from Plastic Pushers, Volume IV and basically made a whole second section. This is all the stuff that didn’t make the cut for my section. I’m forever grateful for Cavin Brinkman giving me the opportunity to be a part of such an influential movement, I had such an incredible time whilst producing this section with Cavin. Filmed in Barcelona, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and a few other random locations all throughout 2023. I hope you enjoy the clips”. - Billy Murton.

Retrospective film with more of an hour of Chris Farmer’s skating, profiles and sections since age 15 till 23, going through different phases and watching his evolution. Edited by Chauncey Lerock.

Magic Boots presents Where are The Bangers, a video by Kaspars Alksnis (Latvia). Music by Sault, The Go! Team, Joey Valence & Brae.

Embark on our first team project as we dive into the magic streets of Barcelona right after visiting and smashing the biggest skate event in the world. Follow Nils Jansons, Tomek Przybylik and two young Eastern European riders (Valters Grasmanis & Michal Pietrzak) taking over some of the most iconic spots and showing their unique approach to street skating.