Roces are dead? Rollerblading in the Olympics? What is UNPRO: Worst Marketing in skating - by Tom Moyse

Mon, Jun 6, 2022

Rollerblading and inline skating news. It looks like Roces are in a spot of bother and will be selling (article in italian). Is this the end of the Roces aggressive skating team? USD recent marketing has come under scrutiny - did you understand their message? Rollerblading might possibly make an appearance at the Olympics LA 2028 (article)- what are your thoughts?

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Roces unpro Tom Moyse

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What is Urban Skating, sometimes called Free Skating or Power Blading? It blurs the lines between recreational inline skating and aggressive skating. We take a look back at the history of inline and Rollerblade then cover the various styles within urban skating. We also talk about urban inline skate and equipment - PLAY.

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Salomon Inline Skates Coming Back? Good or Bad? (May 2022)

Fri, May 20, 2022

Tom Moyse posted a video about Salomon, and the recent events on social medias. The Salomon part is at 5:52 - PLAY.

Video posted by Salomon on May 13, 2022 - Remembering the Salomon “Freedom Action Sports” era - Board Culture, Inline Skating & Wingsuit Rollerblading part at 4:28

The video features a Vinny Minton Interview, and show skating clips of Aaron Fienberg & Joe Atkinson.

Salomon speaks about the fact that people still skates Salomon, showing the #IstillskateSalomons hashtag on Instagram, quoting the Ricardo Lino video called “You are killing our industry” (Video on Youtube: PLAY).

Salomon also shared 3 posts on Instagram ( 01 | 02 | 03) , displaying a blading mosaic on Instagram.com/salomon ; sharing clips of Joe Atkinson, Vinny Minton, Julien Cudot & more.

First Post: “So every day, the skating community asks us if we’ll bring the STs back? Well no, but our legacy still lives on thanks to the amazing skating community”.