2feet, a rolling video by Lonnie Gallegos, produced by Black Fabric. Featuring Chris Haffey, Robert Guerrero, Matt Moya, Ben Schwab, Mike Obedoza & more.

Video on Youtube: PLAY. Thank Black Fabric and Paul Cargill.

Take a pair of Deshi Colin Kelso 1 (black skates) and a pair of Deshi Colin Kelso 2 (white skates), mix their parts and you got the nice customs by The Suspencer.

Another Picture:

50/50 - 2nd gen core system frames - Rachard Johnson (Nov 2006).

Barely Dead from Doug Urquhart was featured on Techcrunch in an article about SyncVUE, a Skype Powered Collaborative Video Editing Software.

SyncVUE is a product that enables users to sync up media files like video or audio with their Skype contacts for collaborative annotation in real time. It’s an impressive use of the Skype network, an approach that’s likely to become increasingly common. There’s a long list of plug-ins available on the Skype Extras page, but that’s far from an exhaustive list. […]

up: Barely Dead Packaging, featuring Arlo Eisenberg and Jon Julio ; artwork by Andrew Tunney. Photo source: Be-mag.

In 1995, just four years after rollerblading became the fastest growing participation sport in human history, the first X-Games made its way into households across America. While millions of people were already familiar with the idea of inline skating as a recreational activity, the X-Games was the first time most viewers ever saw a side of the sport known then as aggressive inline skating.

For any young sport, getting so much exposure was a triumph – seen at the time as testimony to the sports’ longevity; a sign of widespread public acceptance. But what no one seemed to expect was public backlash from the recently united action sports community that nearly erased the sports’ mainstream marketability.

More than ten years later, a young sport that many wrote off as unoriginal has discovered the truth behind its origins and progressed to levels of unfathomable athleticism. Traits once viewed as weaknesses have evolved into strengths, and while the world slept, rollerblading — and those who live to do it — built a formidable international network of the dedicated and industrious nature.

Barely Dead is a film about an underground culture that has grown beyond ethnic, economic and social boundaries- a culture brought together by a shared love for rollerblading. And why that culture is going to be the next great anti-establishment movement for the 21st century.

up: Barely Dead Packaging, featuring Chris Haffey. Photo source: Be-mag.

Download the teaser : BDtrailer.mov (quicktime, 12mb) - Link Down

up: Jon Julio & Chris Haffey from the Barely Dead Dvd Packaging.

Heat: Jeff Stockwell, Oli Short, Tory Treseder and Erik Bailey pro wheels

Mindgame: Billy O’Neill & Dustin Latimer pro wheels

4x4: Brian Shima & Chris Haffey pro wheels + Vicious bearings

Salomon ST Brandon Campbell 2 Pro Skate - Widebody Customisation. Check the full article here.

Be-Mag posted the 2nd trailer of the upcoming Barely Dead Dvd:

We are proud to present the 2nd trailer for the highly anticipated Barely Dead project by Doug Urquhart. Post what you are expecting of this project and spread the word about this trailer, since this Dvd is gonna be a must have.

Barely Dead, Trailer 2 on Youtube: PLAY

RW : Barely Dead is one of the most anticipated videos that I have heard about in my 8 or so years of Rollerblading. Does the fact that so many kids are expecting so much out of this video put any pressure on you to produce a great product?

DOUG : It explains why the film has not yet been released, seriously! Here is some of the latest: Justin Eisinger and I have been taking our time perfecting the ultimate script. I’m working on upconverting all the archived material (ex. Hoax I & 2, Mad Beef master Beta’s) to DVCPRO HD via a TeraNex. I have to fit into open time slots at a local studio (Crawford.com) after hours to use the Tera so I have to be patience at times. My Sony HDV camera is in So Cal right now as Carl Sturgess, Justin E, & Wes Driver help re-shoot interviews with Brian Shima and Jon Elliott. Matt Andrews is brewing up motion graphics Perfection is key. We are not rushing anything on this project but it is coming very soon. I promise!

RW : We saw amazing skating in Black Marketincluding profiles on Julian Bah, Will Gordon, Montre Livingston, Brian Aragon, and Brent Hicks, who can we expect to see profiles of in Barely Dead?

DOUG : Barely Dead (the documentary portion) will not have any profile formats. However, throughout the film you will be acquainted with: Chris Haffey, Alex Broskow, Cameron Card, Jon Julio, Azikewee Anderson, Shane Coburn, Chris Farmer, Jeff Stockwell, Mike Opalek, Jon Elliott, Julian Bah, Walt Austin, Robert Guererro, Michael Braud, Sean Keane, Pat Lennon, Dave Kollasch, Franky Morales, J.C. Rowe, Damian Wilson, Nick Wood, Arlo Eisenberg, Jess Dyrenforth, Tom Hyser, Brian Shima, Eric Shrihjn, Doug (a 67 year old ‘first-gen’ rec blader from Minnesota), Dave Carnie (oops disregard, he rejected the interview!), & many more! Simply stated, amazing skating.

Full Roller Warehouse Interview on Archive.org.