Filmed and edited by Jordan Baez ; additional footage by Sam Deangelis, Chris Dejesus, And Carlos Montenegro. Artwork by Frank Dangelo. Featuring: Tim Franken, Anddy Crxck, Chris Dejesus, Wil Sorto, Frank Dangelo, Samuel Deangelis, Josiah Kap, Arsenio Patterson, JP Primiano, Carlos Montenegro, Chino Sin, Zack Savage, Jae Reck Garcia, Jlyn, Pablo Munoz, Kevin Cintron, Chauncey Jenkins & Chris Santiago.

Nick Lomax - big wheels shredding sessions in Barcelona - PLAY.

Summer 2021 with Patrick Francisco, Jonathan Bruneau, Gerald Combaret, Salomon_lovers, Yanik Clatot, Thibaut Vankemmel, Remy Gallet, Kader, et Clément Gognau. Filmed in Châteauroux & Meudon (France).

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Grinds, jumps, slides… aggressive inline skating is challenging, intense and always a lot of fun – no wonder kids love it! The USD Transformer is the perfect way for kids to get into aggressive skating. The USD Transformer has a durable boot with a supportive cuff and comfortable built-in liner that provides plenty of cushioning when landing jumps or gaps.

Kids grow quickly. The USD Transformer is size-adjustable, so the skate grows as your child does. Having a familiar skate to master the basics and build confidence as your child grows helps them master the foundational moves and tricks of aggressive inline skating.

The Transformer features a Kizer Junior frame, which gives your child all the tools to learn how to grind, slide and even get some big air. Rolling on an anti-rocker set-up with long-lasting 57 mm USD wheels on the outside of the frames and 100 A grindwheels on the inside, the skate gives you plenty of space for grinds like royales and frontsides, while still being fast and stable, which is important when learning how to do big airs and spins.

Try it once and they’ll be hooked! The USD Transformer is the ideal skate for kids getting interested in getting into aggressive inline skating. #usdskates #usdskate

A couple months ago I decided to buy some skates and try out roller blading aka aggressive inline skating. My background in parkour has helped me learn a lot on these but I still have a long way to go. I had a ton of fun making this video and hopefully will be making more as I progress on my new skates! - Bob Reese (Youtube).

Couple of days skating Creston DIY and the Courts in PDX with Trey Roberts and Cody Clark.

“Our second signature wheel release for Chynna Weierstall is 58mm and 88a. They feature a rounded bullet profile, perfect for any low ride frames antirocker or flat”. - Chroma Wheels. Filmed & edited by Al Dolega.

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Grinds, jumps, slides… aggressive inline skating is challenging, intense and always a lot of fun – no wonder kids love it! The USD Transformer is the perfect way for kids to get into aggressive skating. The USD Transformer has a durable boot with a supportive cuff and comfortable built-in liner that provides plenty of cushioning when landing jumps or gaps.

Kids grow quickly. The USD Transformer is size-adjustable, so the skate grows as your child does. Having a familiar skate to master the basics and build confidence as your child grows helps them master the foundational moves and tricks of aggressive inline skating.

The Transformer features a Kizer Midget frame, which gives your child all the tools to learn how to grind, slide and even get some big air. Rolling on an anti-rocker set-up with long-lasting 57 mm USD wheels on the outside of the frames and 100 A grindwheels on the inside, the skate gives you plenty of space for grinds like royales and frontsides, while still being fast and stable, which is important when learning how to do big airs and spins.

Try it once and they’ll be hooked! The USD Transformer is the ideal skate for kids getting interested in getting into aggressive inline skating. Available in sizes EU 33-36 and EU 37-40.

Chris Calkins is an amazing bowl skater, and he proves it in this piece edited for Undercover. Filmed & Cut by Daniel Scarano.

Previously: Chris Calkins - Undercover Spring/Summer 2021 by Daniel Scarano.

It was time to give back to one of the best people and team members ever. After almost three years in the making, this special signature skate sees the light. Grant Hazelton is one of the most candid, supportive, and positive people I’ve ever met, working with him has been stimulating since day one.

This is undoubtedly a well-deserved recognition for his dedication to the scene, for so many years scratching knees and elbows against the concrete, and for the courage to speak up for the lgbtq+ skating scene. You know, Grant, that the whole team, Marco and I, are excited about this. You also know how much time we spent talking, wondering, and working on this skate, and now that’s finally real, you didn’t even put them on once, because life is unpredictable, but as unpredictable as it can be, I still can’t wait to see what the future holds. Hoping I’ll be able to keep working together and being still blessed to call you my friend. - Martina Marg, Roces.

The boot is 96% recycled PU, the white part is 47% cornstarch-based plastic, liner padding is 100% recycled PU. The packaging is recyclable and 99% plastic-free. Made in Italy. Ships in November.

I’m very happy to present my signature skate from Roces. I want to say something really thoughtful and profound but I’m honestly kind of speechless and overwhelmed with positivity and love today, being able to share this with everyone feels even more surreal and wonderful than I expected, thank you all so much - Grant Hazelton.