Music, favorite skaters, spots in Sacramento, travel, eat, tricks, videos, skates, brands, blading. Best and Worst with Sean Keane. Photo: Erick Garcia.

The entire edit is filmed in Northern California. Mostly in the Bay Area and my hometown Sacramento. We filmed for about 2-3 months. Usually only skating on the weekends since we all have jobs. - Sean Keane.

Sean Keane is an All-Terrain killer. Sean will clip up on every spot in sight, bringing a little something extra to the table. Watch him hold it down in Northern California and tear up his local scene. Interview & Photos on Rollerblade.com.

Music: Salem - King Night. Youtube Mirror.

Can you reveal to us, who is the originator of the Warlock skate?

I had the basic idea for this skate. My good friend, Kyle Sola, is a very talented 3D designer and skater. He and I have always talked about crazy skate design ideas. As of last year, Kyle is part of the innovation team at Rollerblade. He also works in the design world for a few different brands that have nothing to do with skating.

This work experience gives him access to the new wave of design processes. We got to talking about a concept skate that I’ve had in my mind for a long time. I skated Xsjado skates for about 3 years prior to my employment with Rollerblade. I really liked the skate, but always felt it was too wide, unsupportive, and aesthetically unappealing.

Kyle and I both like to speed skate and skate marathons, so we’ve spent time in high end race skates. Once you skate a heat moldable race skate, you realize how a skate should fit and react. I test all of the skates Rollerblade makes. I am also lucky to be able to purchase just about every skate that every other brand makes to test as well.

I have all these skates in my head, and this influences what I want out of a great skate product. Kyle also tests a lot of different skates and ideas. Together we are making some magic with our skate designs and innovations. I’m blessed to have the opportunity to work with Kyle. Our collaborative ideas are always progressing. […]

Tom Hyser – Full Interview on Fsknews.pl.
Polish language, scroll a bit for the english version.

Full Video starring: John Vossoughi, Neil Chen, Brendan Tidd, Czar, and Jeremy Raff.

Also featuring: Victor Arias, Casey Bagozzi, Sean Keane, Tobias Holden, Zach Flynn, Erick Garcia, Sean Salazar, Pat, Brian Bina, Thomas McGovern, Kevin Yee, Thomas Martin, Ross Kuhn, Derek Henderson, Joey Ihara, Tyler the Destroyer, Robbie Pitts, Cameron Talbot, Brian Freeman & Danny Malm.

The legendary ASU ledges at the Arizona State University Art Museum in Tempe. Featuring: Dustin Latimer, Joey Chase, Chad Hornish, Sean Keane, Zachary Gutweiler, Billy Lannom, Byron Snatchywaters, Adam Brierley, Dean Coward, Mike French, Mike Koliner, Brian Aragon, Ryan Verseman, Steve Bear, Andrew Scherf, Matty Schrock, Andy Mikos, Ben Weis, Eric Schrijn, Chris Haffey, Brad Magnuson, Kenny Scherf, Matthias Ogger, Winston Wardwell, Mike Hartman, Eric Perkett, Casey Bagozzi & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

For those of you that don’t know who Kaya Turski is I’ll give a bit of background on her. At just 14 years old she turned ASA Pro, and continued to dominate Womens Rollerblading, street and park.

She would reach the podium in pro Men events, and put out street sections that would put most men to shame. At the age of 17 she discovered skiing (thanks to D-Structure selling both rollerblades and twin tip ski’s).

After working a job at two Subway locations she saved up just enough money to work on her skiing in Whistler. Within the year she signed her first pro contract. At age 28, she has now been a professional athlete for half of her life. […]

• Video on Vimeo: PLAY
• Full Interview on Montrealblading.wordpress.com.