Razors European Team headed to Linz, Austria for the annual Rollinz competition. Featuring Chaz Sands, Stefan Horngacher and Mathias Silhan, this film by Simon Mulvaney shows the team as they warm up and compete in the contest. Additional footage by Roland Kluger. Music: El Toro by Bonodo. Visit Smulvaney.tv.

Filmed across Paris, Nantes, Bordeaux, Montpellier, and Lyon. We Razors boys set out on a 10 day tour with a trunk full of Shift boots, looking to give em a proper test and have a bit of fun. Thank you to all those who showed us hospitality and put up with us into the wee hours of the night: La Ratonniere, Lucas Spenle, Al Sticking, Clement Barbaza, and Umberto Toselli - we couldn’t have done any of this without you.

Featuring: Scott Quinn, Alex Burston, Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Jon Matter, Victor Daum, Victor Legrand, Nicolas Auroux.

Filming & Editing: Salim Sikha. Additional Filming: Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Alex Burston, Ronan Algalarrondo, Pierre Oliver.

Music: Light Asylum - Dark Allies.

Game Theory, the 2010 Razors Team Video directed by Helton ‘Brazilionaire’ Siqueira. Starring: Brian Aragon, Julian Bah, Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Roman Abrate, Max Jubin, Iain Mcleod, Edwin Wieringh and Eric Perkett - Full Video & Soundtrack.

Mathias Silhan - Game Theory Section on Youtube: PLAY.

Game Theory, the 2010 Razors Team Video directed by Helton ‘Brazilionaire’ Siqueira. Starring: Brian Aragon, Julian Bah, Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Roman Abrate, Max Jubin, Iain Mcleod, Edwin Wieringh and Eric Perkett - Full Video & Soundtrack.

Stefan Horngacher - Game Theory Section on Youtube: PLAY.

European Montage starring Max Jubin, Roman Abrate and Mathias Silhan. Directed & Edited by Brazilionaire.

European Montage on Youtube: PLAY.

Game Theory, the 2010 Razors Team Video directed by Helton ‘Brazilionaire’ Siqueira. Starring: Brian Aragon, Julian Bah, Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Roman Abrate, Max Jubin, Iain Mcleod, Edwin Wieringh and Eric Perkett - Full Video & Soundtrack.

Razors is proud to release the first pro skate of one of our most popular riders on the team: Stefan ‘Horn’ Horngacher. His first pro skate is also the world premiere for Ground Control’s Formula 1 XS frame.

Highlight of the frame is a wider split which provides significantly more grinding area even with a 4 wheels flat set up. Also, the axle bolts are deeper recessed and the H-block area is thicker giving the frame even more strength and durability. The maximum wheel size is 60 mm (outside) or 56 mm if riding 4 wheels flat.

The baseless boot design provides a super close contact to the ground and is much more responsive than traditional skates. The replaceable backslide plate is perfectly grooved and aligned with the groove of the frame.

The Horn skate comes with a new Razors liner with oversized padding and articulated ankle shape which looks your heel in like a vice. It also features Horns signature wheels and ABEC 7 bearings.

Features

• White SL boot with black cuff and gold accents
• New GC F1 XS frame
• High density boot material for long lasting support
• Baseless boot design for responsiveness and perfect control
• Replaceable, pre-grooved backslide plate
• Razors Horn liner
• Horn 56 mm/90A wheels
• ABEC 7 bearings

Ground Control Formula1 XS Frame

Based on the popular Formula 1 frame, Ground Control’s new F1 XS frame features an extra wide split, deeper recessed axle bolts and a thicker H-block; 15 mm wider than the split found on the traditional F1 frame.

The maximum wheel size is 60 mm (outside) and/or 56 mm if riding 4 wheels flat.

It also comes with the smaller axle bolt heads of the FLT2 frames resulting in increased material around the axels for even more durability. The frame will premiere on GC Pro Rider, Stefan Horngacher’s Pro Skate.

Features

• Extra wide split
• Deeper recessed axle bolts
• Super thick center groove
• Additional material around axles
• Maximum wheel size outside 60 mm
• Maximum wheel size flat 56 mm