Ohio montage. Filmed in Cincinnati, Dayton & Columbus. Featuring Alex Papalios, Aaron Pyle, Andrew Thompson, Kyle Berlier, Tim Ryan Sloan, Eric Benjamin R C, Brandon Ballog, Kyle Jordan, Reed Huston, Stefan Brandow, Zachary Cummins, Charlie Helm-Schneider & Ryan Benner.

Project Shredpool in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Larger Picture on Imgur. (Via Instagram).

After almost 9 years of being incarcerated, Boschi Pope is back home and back to doing what he does best, rollerblading.

Video Offline.

A 9to5digimedia production starring Boschi Pope, filmed and edited by Erick Rodriguez. Motion graphics by Mike Murda Johnson based in Harlem New York and Los Angeles California. Photography by Erick Garcia and Keiki Alexander. Video on Sellfy.

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Joey Lunger skating his Xsjado skates on Long Island, NY.

Roller Street Pro

1. Nicolas Servy
2. Sven Boekhorst
3. Stephane Alfano

Roller Girl

1. Zaharilva Assia
2. Leana Wirth
3. Anaelle Nogueira

Vert Podium

Vert Results

1. Takeshi Yasutoko (1000 euros, $1120)
2. Nicolas Mougin (300 euros, $336)
3. Romain Viera (200 euros, $224)

Spine Podium

Spine Results

1. Sven Boekhorst (500 euros, $520)
2. Nicolas Servy (300 euros, $336)
3. Alex Burston (200 euros, $224)

Photos: 01, 02.

Ron Copeland’s spotlight profile from the Life+ Dvd Magazine series. Ron came from Akron Ohio to LA to film this segment, and he came through in a big way.

Music: “Sonic Reducer” by Dead Boys.

First Issue of the legendary rollerblading video-magazine made by Drew Bachrach and Arlo Eisenberg. Circa 2001.

Below: Promo Picture - BJ Bernhardt - 244ft (74m) - Omaha, NE.

Below: Original Promo Pic for the first issue of Life Plus Dvd Magazine

On6sidefilms, Edit of the X-Battle Madrid 2017 (Spain, April 29-30). The edit features the third and the final Spot. Check the video edit on Facebook. Bonus Clips: Juninho Morais - 450 Backside UFO | Yuri Botelho - Hurricane Topsoul.

Results

1. Juninho Morais
2. Yuri Botelho
3. Ganesh Rios

Rollerblade has opened the team archives and wondered… “What are they up to now?” The Flashback series of interviews allows us to catch up with former Rollerblade team rider and creative minds that helped grow the brand. We talk about the past, present, and future. In this interview we Flashback with Martina Svobodova from Slovakia.

Martina you started skating in the 90s. Can you tell us how you first started skating?

When I was little my parents bought me a pair of inline skates. I was 6 or 7 years old. At the age 12, I asked my parents to buy me a new skates, and that’s when I started skating street with other guys from my neighborhood. When I was 14 and 15 I won the Slovak Championships. Started at the age of 16 I began travelling to the US.

Full Interview & Photo Gallery on Rollerblade.com.