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The junior contest is going down as you read this. Young kid Dominic Bruce from Scotland and Patrick Eagan (the young brother of Joey Eagan) did well in the park. We will be trying to get a few clips from both.

The Tradeshow Winterclash 2013 just opened it's doors a few hours ago! We got some first flashes from the craziness going on there!

Be-Mag arrived at the Area 51 Skatepark today. Thijs Tel is all over the place trying to catch people in front of his lense.

Hard work and months of preparation went into this. Now it's time to let the cat out of the bag. See the first pictures of the The Adapt × Be-Mag Collaboration Skate, available starting today!

2013 is the year of collaborations in the Blading industry and Be-Mag is at the helm of this movement. We're proud to introduce another effort to grow and strenghten our sport by teaming up with Germany based wheel company Chimera to release another great product, the Chimera × Be-Mag Collaboration Wheels.

Today we're very proud to announce the birth of the first official Be-Mag wheels. These little round babies feature the infamous Eulogy urethane and measure up at 58mm/89a. Our favorite designer Tim Wolff came through with some sweet graphics. A limited amount of sets will be available at Winterclash and BCSD, so act fast!

February is only a mere seven minutes old over there in Holland and the new [MAG] is out already! This time with a Beer Hendriks profile, Sven Boekhorst interview, Winterclash preview and more, much more!

Adapt Brand was founded in 2012 by Pieter Wijnant and Olga Bouwhuis and was officially launched at last year's Winterclash. The Dutch based company is still going strong and they are releasing new and improved models for 2013. Be-mag took some time to speak with the pair at their office in Den Haag to discuss the growing pains of a new blade company, product innovations as well as the collaboration with Be-mag on our limited edition 15th anniversary boot.

Zagreb has had a long love-hate relationship with rollerblading, ever since 1995. A few generations of skaters have come and gone, dropping rollerblading for more trendy stuff like skateboarding and drugs. There has always been a small group of people that kept things going, with edits, a few homemade videos and contests of all kinds. The first of the monthly rollerblader sessions in the indoor skatepark Supica was a call up, to see who's still alive and well.

Tim Wolff has been working in collaboration with Be-mag for quite some time. You may know him from his other company the Blackjack Project or some of his contemporary artwork as "Timrobot" in Berlin.