Si Coburn - Big Wheels edit in Bristol (UK) by Rollerblade.

Previously: Si Coburn on BBC Radio (UK, July 2021). Photo: Rollerblade.com.

Most everyone can agree that sunny days are a great day for a skate! Jeroen Wullems is always quick to grab his Rollerblade Twister Edge skates on these stellar days. Hitting a few of the favorite local spots in the south of the Netherlands, Jeroen shows ultimate control while doing some amazing jumps and stylish toe rolls. A Video by Niels Groenendijk - Visit Nielsgroenendijk.com.

The Twister Edge is the perfect urban skate for exploring your city and trying a few new moves. With a supportive, maneuverable, and responsive molded shell, this skate is THE skate for the adventure-minded skater. If the sun is out, you should be too! Grab your Rollerblade Twister Edge skates and get out there!

Danny Aldridge shows us 3 ways of stopping on your inline skates, from easy to hard. - Locoskates.com.

Urban Inline Skating: Si Coburn talks about his passion and career in extreme rollerblading.

Interview I did along with the Radio slot for BBC Gloucestershire great to see rollerblading getting some coverage :D Thanks to the guys at BBC Radio Glos for the opportunity. - Si Coburn.

Check the audio interview (12min) on BBC.co.uk and the video edit on Facebook.com.

Sam Crofts skates the new Undercover Earth Project 110mm wheels in the London. A video by Tom Sharman.

What if your wheels could be reincarnated? Engineers at our POWERSLIDE Bindlach office worked hand in hand with MATTER urethane specialists to develop a new concept of inline skating wheels that could help reduce environmental impact. The UC Earth 110mm wheels are made of Eco polyurethane which is 45% corn-based and features a natural milky look that avoids the use of additional color pigments. The reflex hub is made of 100% recycled material. The speed/bullet profile and the 88A hardness complete the specs to make it one of the first urban eco-friendly wheels.

Roller Squad is an action-thriller feature film, with a touch of British humour. Shot in London in 2020 with a low budget, “Roller Squad” is a project driven by passion. The production was made more complicated by the covid situation, but the empty streets gave us a great playground for the roller skating scenes.

The cast is a mix of: professional actors (Alice Sanders, Amy Newton, Benjamin McMahon, David Wayman, Elizabeth McNally, Julian London, Alexander Nicolaou, Natasha Moore, Jumaane Brown, and Morgan Sebode) and talented skaters (Tibor Babic, Germán Moreno, Pierre Esparsa, Aurora Garosi , Enzo Elias, Yineska Sánchez, Mark MacFarlane, Víctor Blasco Ávila, Alice Lean, Alex Juravlea, Adrian Pelayo, and Fernando Camarillo Segura).

Roller Squad was written and directed by Berty Cadilhac, and co-produced by Clare Cahill, the director of Photography was Bruce Melhuish.

Outline: A mysterious serial killer attacks the roller skater community in London. The police cannot catch him, as he is a very skilled and fast roller skater himself. A group of friends decide to take the matter in their own hands, and organise a man hunt across the streets of London. It takes a skater to catch another skater (IMDB Page).

The project was funded on Indiegogo | Visit Rollersquad.com.