August 2021: The Shinobi Blade Clan releases some skating footage from June 2019.

The Shinobi Blade Clan, a group of passionate individuals who are bound by the love of Rollerblading. Featuring: Caleb Austin Smith, Daniel Ogbogu, Samson Omotosho & Aloma Idris.

And if you want to see more of the Shinobi Blade Clan, here is the documentary by Dom West.

STREETS OF LAGOS | (African Rollerblading Documentary) by Dom West

Shot on location in West Africa, ‘Streets of Lagos’ provides a rare insight into the lives of Nigeria’s first generation of rollerbladers. What was once a niche sport that saw widespread participation across the globe in the late 90’s has emerged in 2020 as a fringe subculture in the streets of Lagos. Originally used as a way to navigate the city’s dense traffic, today, a select few use their skates as a form of self-expression, something which can be hard to find in what is one of the toughest cities in the world.

The story is told through the eyes of Daniel Ogbogu, Lagos’ strongest up-and-coming street skater, who gives insight into the struggles of daily life in Nigeria and the strength that skating gives him. He is joined by travelling professional athlete, Brian Freeman, who seeks to nurture the sense of community amongst the youths of Lagos and to help them find sense in the chaotic world in which they live.

A Film by Dom West. Starring Daniel Ogbogu & Brian Freeman. Soundtrack: Rob Law & Music Bed. Shot on location: Lagos, Nigeria.

Check some photos & behind the scenes on Untitledfilmworks.com.au.

FERRO is the latest Doblevdoble project, directed by We Are Hype Agency and based on the Cadizfornia tour. Riders: Joni Prados, Alex Cebrian, Carlos Bernal, Mateo Bueso, Alain Rodriguez, Carlos Campillo & Antonio Frias.

Produced by Segis Cantó. Directed by We Are Hype Agency. Recording by Angel Zorraquino and Teles Angel. Editing & Color grading by Angel Zorraquino.

Short documentary about Jara Mrstny rollerblading career and his bad crash in 2019.

What happened to aggressive rollerblading? In-line skating? The X games presenting rollerbladers? It is a darn good question. It was such a big sport and was growing. 9,000,000 kids–mostly boys and some girls–considered themselves aggressive rollerbladers - just in the USA.

I got the chance to make a documentary with 2 top competitive aggressive skater teams–in New York City and in Los Angeles. These young people were very friendly to me and I could not have made the film without them. The feature film didn’t make it financially but it was and still is popular with many of the skaters. All of the skaters in my film are of course adults now and their skating days are long gone. Here is an article with some views on what happened. - David Hoffman.

Intuition rider Chris Haffey (aka Chris Half-Aussie) checks in from his second home in Australia, and unboxes a fresh pair of throwback future shoes from his childhood hero Brian Shima. These days, Chris and his wife Elle are raising their son Cruz down under - waiting out the pandemic, eager to return to California soon. Lucky for us, he got with Dom West to give us a glimpse of classic Haffey skating, in new again skates from a previous era.

Filmed by Chris Haffey & Dom West, edited by Dom West & Cody Norman.

Razors Cult Shima 1 Skates (Photo courtesy of Inlinespecial.cz)

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The final film from B-Unique. Know Difference was only shown once during a New York City independent film festival in November 2006 then was never seen again. The film was never released publicly, but was uploaded on Vimeo in 2017 by the user Alex Beaupre. - IRollNY.

Know Difference takes a documentary approach to the rollerblading world while focusing on its team members Alex Nunez, Billy O’Neill, Calvin Sayles, Colin Kelso, Sean Kelso, Ramelle Knight, Franco Cammayo and Julian Bah.

Mirror courtesy of IRollNY (YT) - Vimeo Mirror.