Seoul Skaters - Street Session in Gwangmyeong (광명시). Skaters: Seoa Jang (장서아), Junseong Lee (이준성), Esel Choi (최에셀), Eunho Park - (박은호), Junkyu Park (박준규) & Joe Son. Filmers: Bertille Houot, Junkyu Park & Eunho Park.

Trivia: Gwangmyeong (광명시) is a city in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.

Ilia Savosin - Singapore Trip, during the Embily Tour 2023, with Alexander Bychkov. Video featured in the edit: BLADING UPSCALED - LIFE LINE 1 / ЛИНИЯ ЖИЗНИ 1 (Rollerblading, 2002) - PLAY.

Previously: Heat - Ilia Savosin New Roces Signature Skates.

Gabriel Adriani - Insomnia - Mesmer Skate Brand. Filmed and edited by Marc Moreno. Photo by Mike Simpson.

A video filmed in and around Seattle, Washington throughout 2023. Featuring full parts from Josiah Blee, Neil Christenson, James Truitt, Derek Brown, Alex Sams, Avery Christenson, and Jake Dotson. As well as others from all around the Pacific Northwest - Allen Clark, Arie Kellerman, Carter Leblanc, Cody Clark, Matt Crissinger, Justin Reed, Will Judy, Hazen Bell, Zack Savage and Jon Xmas.

Filmed by: Jake Dotson, Neil Christenson, Josiah Blee. Additional Filming by: Avery Christenson, James Truitt, Derek Brown. Edited by Jake Dotson with help from Neil Christenson.

KRAUT: skating and music from Hamburg (Germany), home of Vollkornblading (full grain blading), the makers of Aalglatt Alleyblade and the annual Xmas Jam. A vibey full-length video by Paweł Wieleba, featuring a banger section by Karsten Boysen and lots of other parts by riders hailing from Hamburg’s diverse rolling scene.

Featuring: (in order of appearance): Paweł Wieleba, Yannick Port, Felix Kerrinnes, Niko Thielebein, Britta Kussin, Markus Friedrich, Sarah Reif, Ines Schaffrranek, Anna-Lena Cohrs, Anke Dregnat, Nadja Borynec, Lukas Schwender, Jonathan Dudreuil, David Botchwey, Sebastian Peymann, Ole Marte, Sebastian Birkhahn, Alex Deutschmann, Peter wiewióra, Tebbe Siems, Marc Nickel, Jorma Schneider, Steve Sprenger, Patrick Gruhle, Marvin Tunnat, Alex Kruse, Shintaro Nakayahman & Karsten Boysen.

Trivia: Kraut means Herb in German. Photos.

Leaving Focused and Burning Bridges in the history books, (This is) captures the next chapter in Salomon Street Skating, delivered by the names you know and the next generation you don’t. (This is) a year-long odyssey canvassing North America and Europe with one of the most interesting and diverse teams in rolling.

From the silky smooth style of Vinny Minton to the draw dropping dare of Rob Thompson, the skate-anything-anywhere abilities of the Salomon Street team are unmatched. (This is) also features sections from Brandon Campbell, Chaz Sands and the future of rollerblading, i.e. Don Bambrick and Chris Cheshire.

The Salomon team video from 2004. Featuring: Rob Thompson, Don Bambrick, Chance Dunstan, Chris Cheshire, Chaz Sands, Vinny Minton, Victor Arias, Ivan Narez & Brandon Campbell. Shot and edited by Justin Lomax.

In August 2023, a group of individuals with inhuman strength was witnessed causing disturbances in the city of New New York. Surveillance footage showed the culprits: They were replicants - PLAY.

Replicants, for those unfamiliar, were originally designed as advanced biomechanical beings, created to perform tasks deemed dangerous for humans. Their AI was sophisticated, but it was believed they lacked the human touch – emotions, consciousness, and free will. But the events unfolding in New York suggested otherwise… Featuring: John Bolino, Eugen Enin & Yuto Goto.

Ray Kronenberg - Tusk, Roses Profile. A video by Bon Allinson - Full Video.

Sam Crofts - Crofty IV, shot on location in Hamburg, Germany. Main Camera & Edit by Karsten Boysen, Second Camera: Benjamin Buttner, Animator: George Coffery, Animation Assistance: Thomas Moyse.

Here it is! A new Frederic Bukowski video section, and we love it! Fred kept filming between injuries for almost a year during his trips to Valencia Spain, Belgium, and the West Coast in the USA. “Buko” with the FR - UFR AP Skates and FLAT Frames is super technical, always approaching the spots with his creative tricks and unique style. A video by Cédric Duchemin.