Switzerland, the land of mountains and cheese, now has its first physical roller skate shop.… Der Beitrag The First Roller Skate Shop in Switzerland erschien zuerst auf Dogdays Magazine ..read more

For your viewing pleasure and inspiration we flipped, clicked and searched through the web to… Der Beitrag New Roller Skating Edits in September erschien zuerst auf Dogdays Magazine ..read more

There have never been so many roller skate edits produced especially for an event. The… Der Beitrag Milano Film Night 2024 erschien zuerst auf Dogdays Magazine ..read more

How fantastic was this weekend? The first Milano Quad Fest 2024 with friends from all… Der Beitrag Milano Quad Fest in Pictures erschien zuerst auf Dogdays Magazine ..read more

In the spring of 2022, Montreal skater Nikki Moore originally thought she would skate around… Der Beitrag Under The Radar: Nikki Moore – Montreal erschien zuerst auf Dogdays Magazine ..read more

Brian Wainwright (@briannealwainwright) is an iconic legend in the world of vertical roller skating. His style, defined by massive airs, dizzying spins, and smooth grinds pays homage to his love for skateboarding, of which he got his start. Still rolling 42 years later, I was honored to be able to chat with Brian to learn about his career on quads and what he hopes for the future. Brian, how did you get your start? Brian Wainwright: From the time I first started skateboarding, I would see pictures in Skateboarder Magazine of Kenny Means, Fred Blood, Duke Rennie and others ripping it on ska ..read more

When Manuela Calle was a kid, she used to make fun of her mom’s old-school roller skates. Manu (@marea_revuelta) joined an academy for speed in-line skating instead, but after a year of training, she just bladed for fun until she stopped altogether. Years later, in 2016, when she was 18 years old, she saw a clip on the internet. “I remember seeing a video of the Moxi girls, and I thought, ‘What is this? I want to do Moxi!’ because at that time I thought that’s the name of the sport”, she says. She asked her mom for her old roller skates and her father helped Manu remount the plate on another ..read more

Marian from Buenos Aires is a roller skater who’s been around for quite some time. In 2019, she left Argentina and moved to Barcelona. Since then she’s been shredding streets and filming a lot around Europe. We took her new video “Voyager” as an opportunity for an Under the Radar interview. Read why she has moved once around the world, what reasons there are to refilm a trick and where you find her favorite street spots. You’re originally from Buenos Aires but have been living in Barcelona since 2019. Why did you move here?  I moved to Barcelona in 2019 for a job offer as a product de ..read more

If you haven’t seen or heard much about the Hong Kong quad scene, you are not alone.  Riding parks and streets on roller skates isn’t a common thing in Hong Kong, local skater Paula says. For our Under the Radar series we chattetd with Paula to learn more about her and the local community. Paula, please introduce yourself. I am Paula from Hong Kong. Most people in Hong Kong see quad skating mainly at the roller rinks. I wish more people knew that you can also ride skateparks, bowls, ramps and rails on quads. Together with CIB Hong Kong chapter, we strive to keep the fire of aggressive ..read more

Roller skaters love to come together to skate and have a good time. With Milano Quad Fest on September 6 to 8, Coven Roller Skate Shop, Chuffed Skates, DogDays Magazine, and Hell on Quads invite you to an international event Europe hasn’t experienced yet. And although there is still some time left, we’ve collected the most frequently asked questions for you.   WHAT IS MILANO QUAD FEST? MQF is a three-day event dedicated to park and street roller skating taking place in Milan, Italy, from September 6 – 8. With its invitational contest on Saturday at Pinbowl DIY it is the first of ..read more