Videos

Did you know Montana and Idaho had skate scenes? Yeah, me neither, until I met some of these guys over the summer on The Colorado Road Trip. I could sit here and talk them up but I’ll let their skating speak it all. This edit has some bangers, some flow, a good vibe, and some serious personality. In person it all gets even better. Check out this little summer jam and remember what it’s all about.

Dave Toro and the homies from ODNY have come through with an excellent 6 minute edit covering the 2011 Last Man Standing. Have a look after the jump.

Ed has such a clean and smooth style. Definitely an edit to watch and get some motivation from. It’s all about that feel-good vibe.

A shorty but good, Gonzo gets real dirty. This is something reminiscent of some Jake Elliott days. It aint new, but it sure is fresh… errrm, refreshing, ya dig? Get low, get dirty, and get street.

Before moving east for college, Cameron Card takes one last look back at his experience within the Utah skate scene. From his camera to your eyes you get your own peek into the salty state’s brotherhood of bladers. This is something we can all relate to as the close knit brotherhood within Utah is what we all feel and connect to within our own scene. It is hard moving on from a family like that to a new place. What makes blading so special is that even in an instance where we have to start fresh in a new world the skating community is always there waiting with open arms of camaraderie.

Check out this brand new edit of the French 18 years young talent Mohamed Senouni based out of Lyon.

Benjamin Harmanus created the Mast Incident IV video in 2006 featuring some of Germany's best rollers as well as some international rolling stars. Now Benjamin will release the video step by step on his vimeo online channel - he already posted up the intro and Chris Weber's section. Check it out.

So much steez in one guy... How is this even possible?!

Here is a brand new edit featuring some of the finest blading from New England in the US. Keep your eyes peeled for some exclusive Mark Wojda edit on be-mag real soon.

Check out this edit of PJ shredding Chi-Town, it's sick. Filmed in Chicago by Nick Norton, Q Lamb and Adam Johnson. Edited by Paul John.

J-Bah and Dre got together to bring you this fresh jam. Pop a listen and then hit that pavement.

Scott Hallows just uploaded a video with a few quick clips of Elliot filmed by Sam Brookfield and Lawrence Badger. Ian Curtis would approve.

Check out this fisheye filmed blading at some parks in Kansas. We suggest you watch in HD to increase the chance of understanding what is going on in some of these clips.

5 quickies with Jacob Juul Petersen are just too short. We are happy to see him back on track ripping up the streets.

skatelife.TV just put out their "official" edit for the Last Man Standing 2011 competition that took place in NYC last weekend. Filmed and edited by Cesar Macay with additional footage by Shawn Engler and Christian Delfino. Check it out!

CanisLatrans presents the first of many videocasts, this time featuring Polish skater Bartek Zgrzeblak. In the video description it says all clips were recorded in three days. But even without this information you'd find this profile impressive. Skating starts around 2:20 minutes.

Peep this Arizona montage featuring skating from Derek Stanton, Scott Wells, Ben Karris, Taylor Monnig and Mason Richard. Filmed and edited by Derek Stanton.

Much hard work went into this Scumfile of Zac Burlingame and it shows. Filmed by Mykel Fatali, Greg Freeman and Ian Walker, edited by Greg Freeman.

Enjoyable edit with a bunch of ridiculous switch-ups by Mr. Arias. Others are nothing short of amazing, too!

If you want to know what Jeph Howard is about, watch this section! Jeph doesn't enjoy the normal spots! He always needs some kind of challenge, some kind of scary dangerous aspect that makes the spot or the trick so much harder! Watch this section and ask yourself would you try that? Enjoy...

The Hive proudly presents Nils Jansons's new edit by Reinis Petersons. Well, who wouldn't be proud of an edit like this?