Iain Mcleod, Eric Perkett & Edwin Wieringh Section - PLAY.

Photo comparison of the Eiffel Tower Drop (2010) on the left and the Sacre Coeur Jump (2011). To land on the Eiffel Tower module, Taig Khris dropped 14m (46 feet) ; to land on the Sacre Coeur module, Taig jumped 29m (95 feet). Larger Picture (via).

New World record: the longest jump on rollerblade (29m, 95 feet). After seven falls Taig Khris also did a frontflip. Thanks David Couturier, Babe & Weeseum.

Video on Dailymotion.

Quoting Tillet (News Report):

Daredevil rollerblader smashes own record. A Frenchman has set a new world record for the longest jump on rollerblades in front of thousands of spectators at the weekend.

Thirty-five-year old Taig Khris launched off a 150m long ramp in front of Paris’ Sacre Coeur Basilica (Sacred Heart) monument and achieved a world record jump of 29m, French website QuestFrance.fr reports.

After an initial jump of 28.4m, Khris had already broken the previous record of 24m, which was set by American Danny Way.

Spurred on by the thousands of people who had gathered to see him, the adrenalin junkie rolled down the custom-made launch pad and managed to improve his jump by a metre before safely landing on an inflatable cushion.

Last May, Khris had achieved a world record by executing the highest jump off the first floor of France’s iconic Eiffel Tower.

Jeremy Dumont, 12, who saw the jump with his parents told the website the sight was spectacular. “It’s magical. It is in the air, it flies over Paris,” he said. The boy’s mother, Pascaline Dumont added: “It looks like a bird [flying] over Paris. It’s impressive”.

Taig Khris - Taig Khris Sacre Coeur Jump (2011).

This edit by Wapala includes footage of the official video and is adding some extra angles: Gopro view (0:36) + footage of the missed superman to frontflip trick (attempt 7). Video set to private :(.

Below: Headcam point of view:

ESA (Evolution Street Attack) ; a contest by Arcena. Edit featuring: Guillaume Le Gentil, Remy Meister, Antony Pottier, David Sizemore, Jeremy Melique, Dre Powell, Hugo Ruckly & more! Filmed & edited by Thomas Esteban. Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Results

1. Guillaume Le Gentil
2. Remy Meister
3. Anthony Pottier

Precilia Verdier (France - Unkut Team, Edit. Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Legacy, the 2005 USD team video by Joe Navran - Full Video: PLAY. Featuring: Dustin Latimer, Brian Shima, Champion Baumstimler, Josh Petty, Kevin Gillan, Jon Julio, Carlos Pianowski, Arlo Eisenberg, Abdiel Colberg, Dominic Sagona, Robert Lievanos, Gonzo Jaquez, Evgeny Leonov, Albert Hooi, Demetrios George, Aaron Feinberg, Rachard Johnson, Scott Raser, Sean Kelso, Mark Korte, Cameron Card & more.

Aaron Feinberg, One Mag, Session Edit (2011)

A little edit showing the sessions that went down during one day of shooting with Aaron Feinberg in Santa Ana and Irvine, California for his ONE #17 interview.

Also featuring Jeff Stockwell, Alex Miranda, Anthony Williams and more. Edit produced by Just Blade. Music: Unkle – Natural Selection.

Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

PRO

1. Aragon Brian
2. Godemaire Romain
3. Mellique Jeremy
4. Auroux Nicolas
5. Anne Adrien
6. Matter John
7. Egian Joey
8. Juul Jacob
9. Suarez Jeremy
10. Bird Blake

AM

1. Chrismann Anhony
2. Molinari Daniel
3. Puisset Lilian
4. Sikha Salim
5. Muller laurent
6. Kind Maxime
7. Lemoine julien
8. ZIZ
9. Cazali Anthony
10. Zeuk Jo
11. Chouzenoux Theo
12. Shoehel Julien

Vert

1. Anthony Avella
2. Nicolas Mougin
3. Fathi Lamine
4. Gionnoni Davide
5. Romain Viera

It has become quite a common habit in the fashion world to see established brands working in collaboration with renowned artists in order to come up with something fresh and new, adding some extra flavor to the usual clothes. Well, rollerblading is no exception really, and this time French brand Arcena worked together with Montpellier’s local, JFC activist, graffiti artist and ESA organizer Salamech to bring you a special tee-shirt for the event.

• Video, Part 1 - Making-of, directed by Valentin Tuil on Vimeo: PLAY.
• Video, Part 2 on Vimeo: PLAY.
• Article + Photos on Frenchy Fries.

Here is a look at Don Bambrick’s tricks from what would have been in Game Theory remixed for Charging. Thanks to Brazil and Razors for lending us the footage. - Adam Johnson.

Video on Youtube: PLAY.