Videos

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?

The title says it all. Another teaser to stoke you up on the upcoming vid. Youth gone wild.

Check out Timmy van Rixtel busting out a few night tricks on the city square of Eindhoven, yes its the city square! Edit by Niels Groenendijk. Enjoy...

How could I begin? First of all, I hate to write so I’ll make this fairly brief here: When I’ve heard about the project "Buildt It, Blade It!", I immediately thought about something that could be used in different ways. So I went to a pub with a friend and we began to think about what could be the best way to contribute. After a couple of beers I got this idea: two short boxes and a small part that you could put under it to have some kind of triangle box, or a jump ramp or whatever.

Check out Mr Jeremy Soderburg taking technical grinds to another level, and these are only the left overs for his upcoming profile in "Take Your Time". Filmed by: Gregory Preston, Jonathan Labez, and Connor O'Brien. Enjoy...

If we had facilities like this we would all be doing this kind of stuff, right?! Check out Takeshi ripping up the big transitions at Woodward Beijing for SamuraiTV. Edit by Lei Filmworks.

Check out this sweet profile of Ryan Many. Watch Ryan pull some unconventional tricks on some of the famous spots in New York City. Edit by Cesar Macay.

Check out Ground Controls Newest AM Mason Richard. Originally this footage was to be released on "Dag Days" but since there is still lots of time left to film we have been blessed with this promo edit. Edited by Anthony Medina. Additional filming by: Will Kennedy, Daniel Scarano, & Chris Calkins. Enjoy...

A new jam coming at you straight from the streets of Brighton. Oli shows us how to work with all that surrounds you. This is a fun and creative edit that’ll get your mind working.

You must crawl before you walk. And, you must fall before you stomp the hell out of some baller tricks. Check out the promo for Joey Jamie’s section in the upcoming film, “Take Your Time.”

A fresh new edit featuring J-Bah splitting the screen with Drake just dropped and you can catch it here first. This is nothing less than what you would expect from the man himself. Steezed out and burly tricks from start to finish. This should get you juiced enough to go throw down on that rail you’ve been eyeing for a while.

Don't be put off by the word "spares" or the fact some of the clips are a little dated. This is powerful skating from beginning till end.

The Raiffeisen Lausanne Street&Bowl contest took place between the 1st and 4th of September. This year's event program not only included the rolling competition itself, but also a lot of side-events such as waterjump sessions, 80's Rollerdisco, night rolling sessions etc. If we have to pick an edit of the day, this one probably takes the cake!

Shima sent me a pair of blades not too long ago. Here is a few deals stacked since then. Nothing mind blowing, but so far the skates are holding up well and super fucking fun to skate with. Come to the dark side. Buy Shima made skates. -Chad Anthony