Kasut Roda is a project by Eric Perez from the Philippines who traveled to Malaysia to film roller skaters from the RollerratzKL crew and from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia over the course of a year. With this video, the skater and filmer wants to show the world that street & park quad skating is alive in Southeast Asia. If this is new to you then we have another learn: kasut roda means roller skate in Malay. You’re welcome, and now hit the play button. Eric, what made you create the video? Every time I search for quad skating in Asia, it’s mostly in skatepark ..read more

For your viewing pleasure and inspiration we flipped, clicked and searched through the web to collect some new roller skating edits in March. Still Unknown is an edit from Mexico City. Sofía Agatón, Danny Mota, Vissertornasol, and Himeko Lau went out in December to explore the streets of DF. This is the  result of four days of filming. Once again Berlin’s Skäti Crew hopped on a plane to have fun and film in Barcelona. This is what they say about the result: “Low quality image, 4:3 ratio, dirty lens, lots of butt-shots, spots you have seen many times before, plenty of unimpressive ..read more

Vashti Rufus Wilson is one of the most inspirational quad skaters out there. The Brisbane local started skating in 2019 and has since developed a very technical style. Her blading inspired tricks often leave us open-mouthed. In our Under the Radar interview, Vashti shares her skate journey, tells us what hardware she prefers for her technical tricks and and what tips have helped her evolve. How long have you been roller skating and what inspired you to start?  I’ve been roller skating since the end of 2019 – so coming up to 5 Years. I started around that time because a few of my frie ..read more

In June 2023, the international RSB team ventured on an adventure through Europe to gift us “Handmade.” Watch this crew shred some of the most iconic spots in Berlin, Hamburg, Rotterdam and more. Skaters: @silvkam @jammalynnflower @kateskatess @roller.ret @desidoris @monizemoka @marakipele @micsk8s @daniela.rsk8 @tiaramarelis @dagcaf @bruisedandconfused_sk8 @splatterling.anke @moc.o Film: @bigbosspatrick @moc.o @vyawie @desidoris @binebie @silvkam Analógic ph: @roller.ret @monizemoka Graphics: @monizemoka Edit: @moc.o Der Beitrag Handmade – RSB Euro Tour 2023 erschien zuerst auf Dogd ..read more

While we all want to see extraordinary stuff in a video, representation and diversity still matter. Seeing only or predominantly one kind of people gives the idea that this is it. But what if someome doesn’t fit this standard? In light of the current events, and the discussion around “setting standards”, our author Sabine shares some concerns about the recent development in quad street skating culture in an open letter to the quad community. Dear Roller Skate Community, in light of the current events, and the discussion around “setting standards”, I want to share some concerns about the r ..read more

For your viewing pleasure and inspiration we flipped, clicked and searched through the web to collect some new roller skating edits in January. Okay, so Brain Freeze Skate Wax surprised with a 30 minute edit. “Second Frost” includes the whole team (?) of this young wax brand and comes in super fresh with a really good vibe. Our favorite Slovenian Katja Djukic started the year with a gnarly street part called “Funishment.” You gotta love everything about this video from the streets of Barcelona where she spent some months to escape the wet and cold Slovenian winter. With “Backwash ..read more

New year, new adventures. Here’s an overview of some roller skating events in Europe you don’t want to miss in 2024. In addition to well-known events, the first Milano Quad Fest will take place at the beginning of September. It will be a three day celebration of quad skating you don’t want to miss. Spring in den Spring! Mühlhausen (DE), April, 6th Second round for this one. “Spring in den Spring” is a little play on words and means “leap into spring” and chances are high that the weather might be nice. Last year this was a really joyful event organized by CIB Erfurt. The hall is really hug ..read more

Katja Djukic (@kateskatess) has been a busy bee. You already know she made the cover and full interview of the latest DogDays Magazine yearbook. Last year, she spent many months in Barcelona, skating her heart out. That’s where we shot our cover. And we’re super thrilled to persent her latest skate video. Filmed by Remy Cadier, @matejzan and @ivanvbmx as well as @_ragnaroll. Katja: “This journey’s been a rollercoaster, tackling fears, shedding sweat, and dedicating time. I miss street skating a lot, but this year, I’m pushing to share at least two more parts. Lesson I have learned: Release c ..read more

Irina Lee lives in Chile and has been roller skating for almost three years. In 2022 she started to film this long-term project to document the evolution of their skate journey. Calle Sin Salida the first long video piece that shows street roller skating in Chile. If you speak Spanish you get some deeper insights as Calle Sin Salida features interviews with the skaters. Filmed, photographed, and directed by Irina Lee @vairiegata, skater and rollerskate filmer, with the support or Damian Cespedes @damiancespedes with VX shots and photographs. Skaters: ✿Daniela Unzueta ✿Catalina Fierro ✿Malena ..read more

If you call a copy of our latest yearbook your own, you have already discovered the poster inside of it and hopefully hung it above your bed. Australia’s Keeks Vaughan (@keeksonwheels_) just won The Few Studio’s Most Valuable Skater Award in Australia/New Zealand. There are many reasons why voters and the jury chose the skater for the trophy. Keeks hosts events, runs Big Mood Skate, supports community growth while being a mom, full-time employee, and overall badass. We have no idea where they take the energy from, but if you keep on reading, you’ll find out. Keeks, congrats again on winnin ..read more