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“Took a trip up to Woodward a couple weeks ago in an attempt to out run the rain. Fun ass weekend. Franco Cammayo, Mike The Moose Peluso, Chris Dafick, Dave Lang, Brian Shima and BJ Bernhardt. Hats off to Dave and Miguel for having us out there” – Shredweiser.
Looks like a Montre Livingston pro model. Courtesy of Be-Mag.
New York’s rollerblader owned shop Tri-State Skate now has the new Nimh Shima V2 on pre-order featuring the newly released red souls. Check out all the details on the new Nimhs at the Tri-State Skate online shop. Make sure to add the new TSS page on Facebook too!
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Check the trailer/edit/recap of the WRS ’09. This edit premiered a few months ago but then was taking down and now has been uploaded with additional footage including our Last Man Standing competition in NYC. “The World Rolling Series (WRS) has been created to unite the freestyle inline skate community by teaming with established Professional and Amateur events/organizations worldwide, creating a ranking system that will set a defining line between the individual levels of talent within the sport, developing a structured series of professional events, maintaining the integrity of the culture, and focusing on promotion and increased participation. The WRS ensures a higher standard and emphasis on the talent and promotion of the sport while increasing the sports size, strength, and recognition everywhere” – WRS.
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Navin Hardyal of Skeptic Media releases this online edit, initially intended for his video NoWhere Close, of captured Brooklyn Banks footage over the past three years. Most of the footage is of Evotek Media’s Why So Serious Competition with a bunch of great angles and coverage of tricks done during the comp. Skaters include Rafael Herrera, Evan Grimball, Alex Nunez, James Perez, Jesus Medina, Trevor Johnson, Sean Agoliati, Will Sorto, Tim Frankin, John Bolino, Anthony Chen, and Brian Shima. “Ive been sitting on this edit for about two months now. I was going to save it and use it for my video but i decided its been a while since i’ve put anything out and its been dying to be seen for way too long” – Navin Hardyal.
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Razors has provided I Roll NY with fantastic coverage of last weekend’s LMS competition at the Brooklyn Banks. This is a definite must see. The edit features Dre Powell, Alex Nunez, Mathias Silhan, David Sizemore, Chris Haffey, Brian Shima, Billy O’neil, Franco Cammayo, Montre Livingston, and more killing every spot during the competition. Thanks to Brazil and Razors for the opening credit shout out! Filmed and edited by Brazilionaire.
Alex Buzell from Queens, NY provides I Roll NY with some great coverage of Saturday’s Last Man Standing competition. Alex caught a lot of the great tricks that went down in the first two pro rounds and caught Mark Wodja’s unfortunate fall from one of the first rounds in the pro division. The edit includes Montre Livingston, Robert Guerrero, David Sizemore, Franco Cammayo, Alex Nunez, Brian Shima, Jeremy Spira, Nick Wood, Billy O’Neil, Chauncey Jenkins, Trevor Johnson, James Perez, Tato Gonzales, Chris Haffey and others all shredding the Brooklyn Banks. Filmed and edited by Alex Buzell.
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Yesterday was one of the biggest rollerblading competitions in New York City’s history. The fourth annual Last Man Standing competition was filled with a ton of NYC skaters, out of state visitors, local and visiting pros. The guys over at Valo/Them Goods, Remz and Connected have already provided some coverage of yesterday’s massive turn out. Check out more pictures after the jump from Valo and Remz. Footage by Ivan Narez and Connected.
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Yesterday’s Lets Roll New York session brought out a lot of very special guests to our city. Tomorrow’s pro signing will definitely bring out more. The signing will take place at Flatline Skateshop starting at 6:00PM and ending at 8:00PM. So far Brian Shima has been confirmed to be one of the many pros that will be at the shop via the Rat Tail site. It is also rumored that the Remz team and the Valo team will be in attendance but you’ll just have to show up and find out for yourself. Flatline Skateshop is located at 766 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10462 You can take the number 5 train to the East 180th station and walk to Morris Park Ave. Contact the Flatline myspace page for more information. Make sure to bring your skates too because I’m sure they’ll be a session after the signing.
Date: Friday September 4th
Time: 6:00PM – 8:00 PM
Location: 766 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10462
Webpage: http://www.myspace.com/flatlineskateshop
Train Directions: #5 train to East 180th station walk to Morris Park Ave
Driving Directions: Google Maps link
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