Videos

Erik Bill posted up a new video a few hours ago for your viewing pleasure.

Michael uploaded his section from Abstract Art 2. We've seen the video before but this profile clearly is even better as we thought is was the first time we saw it. The whole video is great. You should get it for your collection if you get the chance. For now, watch some of the best, most refined skating available on the internet.

Richie doing a line at the Barcelona skatepark. One line. At a skatepark. Sounds boring? Click play...

Most of you have probably never heard of Alec, but we're pumped to see new clips of him. Keep an eye out for this guy!

USD just released an edit of some of their team members shredding Arizona. Filmed and edited by Paul John.

USD took a few days earlier this year to do some shredding in the dry heat of AZ.

Check out Razors rider Alexandr Kosogov tearing up Ukraine's streets.

Stephane puts a lot of effort into his skating and has a very clear picture in his mind how his tricks should look like. We share his vision.

I received my pair of Bulletprufe Blackout jeans back in October of 2011. While they may be a little faded from 6 months of washing, they're still going strong and have no rips or tears. If you're going to buy any skate jean, it's pointless to waste your money on anything else. Bulletprufes are softer and last longer than any jean on the market. -Stefan Brandow

Simon Jung, Rene Leonhardy, Benjamin Rünagel, Norman Probst, Andreas Walz and Yannic Lang shredding the cities of Bamberg, Nürnberg, Stuttgart, Amberg, Erlangen, Herzogenaurach, Heidenheim, Bayreuth. Great street montage from the south of Germany!

Check out this video filmed at the Lawnwood Skatepark in Fort Pierce, Florida. Frankie Terranova captured this sweet pre Pow-Wow session filled with sick grinds performed under the hot Florida sun. Sit back and enjoy the dudes from Central Florida Rolling as they shred this park to pieces!

So Cavin 035 made a DVD. A skate DVD. And it’s a banger! This guy filmed on two different continents and even went to an island where people drive on the wrong side of the road and don’t get where the steering wheel should be in a car. And yes, I am talking about the country England. The country that once thought they could conquer the Dutch on water. And we all know that only "ze Germans" can conquer the Dutch. And the only arena they can do that is on land. Am I Herman Cain right now or what? Anyway, Cavin catched them all!

Codee moved to Columbus 7 months ago, and since then has put out two sections, and this is the third. Codee is moving back to Illinois, so this will be the last section I make of him for a while. Please enjoy! -Hawke Trackler

Skating in Barcelona is incredible with so many interesting spots to blade and perfect weather. The UK's Julian Coulter got his hands on some powerblade frames and he filmed some tricks at some rugged spots.

Yes, you got that right, vegan skates. Normally, Adapts are made in part of leather. But Wiboud only drinks water and nibbles on fruits and vegetables, doesn't ingest anything animal. And also doesn't want to wear leather. So he asked for a pair of vegan skates. And Adapt made it happen. That's real built to order, awesome! Shot and edited by Remco van der Pol.

Randy Spizer skating like the boss he truly is. Dat topsoul to true soul, damn... Clip is only a little over 30 sesonds long, but it's Spizer footage. So we post it. Deal with it.

Winston sure makes no prisoners in this edit. Filmed in only eight sessions. By Alejoh Condelo.

The guys over at Hotmilk Films have uploaded a collection of snippets from their latest release 'City and the Seed'. Looking good!

Check out this edit featuring Andrey Zayzev in his section of Life Line 2. Beware of crazy Russian bladers in old school baggy pants, with no fear, tearing up every spot they encounter. Enjoy!

Filming a big blade competition like Winterclash is always a challenge and not much fun – from the videographers point of view. Don't get me wrong, Winterclash is one of the funnest events to go to. It's just not the most rewarding job to document it. So instead of trying to run around the park with a fisheye-DSLR all day to miss most of the tricks and fight for medium-to-ok positions with all the other guys, I decided to try out the Lomokino. Somewhere in this article you might find the outcome of this first attempt.