Quoting Cody Sanders:

“Oh boy, blade cup. It’s been years since I’ve been to one. Me and the crew usually pick one major event to all mob each year. Blade Cup with this year’s pick. Well, I say “the whole crew,” but usually 80% of them bail once plane tickets start being purchased. This however wasn’t the case this weekend. It was the first time I’ve seen so many of my close friends actually bite the bullet and come out to a blading event.

Even if the goal wasn’t to skate in it, just to be around it. I loved it. We talked about it all weekend, how important it was to be present at the very few moments we all have to gather en masse. What was even more impressive, was seeing some of my friends that haven’t entered a competition (in some cases, in twenty years!) participate in the event. I won’t ramble on too much about the event itself, because the video covers the most of it, but I do want to touch on a few key points that may not be too obvious.

In the middle of the event, my lens broke and I had to scramble to a camera store and buy a new one. Thank you Kirill and Labez for helping me through all of that. I ended up missing a large chunk of the veterans and pro events because of that. So yes… There’s a lot of phone clips in this one. What I was focused on this year was the Bladies event. For those of you that aren’t familiar with that term, it’s the womans event.

I was focused on it because every time I go to an event, I end up having some sort of mishap that causes me to be unable to film it. That happened at Winterclash, Franky Morales Invitational, Carriers Open, etc… So I really went out of my way to make sure that my batteries were charged and I was on schedule for once.

I wasn’t disappointed. I think the female side of our sport is really starting to ramp up. The amount of participation, level and overall vibe was super high this weekend. The pro event ended up getting rained out, which was a bit of a damper. But they did hold a bonus event the day after that coincided with the Brandon Negrete Memorial event. Which was awesome but… Somehow I didn’t get the memo that it was happening. I had made plans with my California family to meet up that Sunday, so I ended up missing it. Which I normally could have been ok with, but Mick Casals won! Man! I wish I would have been there for that. But oh well… I’m sure there’s going to be many more moments like that to look forward to.

If you’re still reading, make it a point to try and get out to an event this year. Even if you’re brand new, you don’t know anyone there, it doesn’t matter. It’s waaay too easy to make friends and feel a part of the event when you’re at these things. The more the merrier. Give yourself a reason to travel. You’re good enough. You’re not too old. Whatever it is that you’ve got in your head, don’t listen to it. Come out and be a part of rollerblading. Blading Cup was fantastic. No matter what happened, absolutely fantastic. Can’t wait to see yall at the next one”. - Cody Sanders (Jumbo-brand.com).

Retrospective film with more of an hour of Chris Farmer’s skating, profiles and sections since age 15 till 23, going through different phases and watching his evolution. Edited by Chauncey Lerock.

Drip Drop is a movie directed by Pat Lennen for 4x4, and featuring one of the best rollerblading teams ever put together: Chris Haffey, Brian Shima, Pat Lennen, Alex Broskow & Chris Farmer ( 2008).

The Cayenne Project’s second full-length video, Delfon Dio was shot in the Autumn of 2016 on location in beautiful Greece, and released in the Spring of 2017. A film by Karsten Boysen & Benjamin Buttner.

Starring: Scott Quinn, Carson Starnes, Chris Farmer, Josh Glowicki, Joe Atkinson, David Sizemore, Dominik Wagner, Chris Smith & Richie Eisler.

Vimeo Mirror: PLAY.

Chris Farmer - Plastic Pushers, Volume III part by Cavin Brinkman - PLAY.

Chris Farmer - Plastic Pushers, Volume III B-Roll. Unseen clips and bails and the fun in between. A video by Cavin Brinkman.

Previously: Chris Farmer - USD Sway Pro Skate - Promo by Daniel Scarano.

"Chris Farmer is a true legend and it is our honor to introduce his all-new pro skate–the USD Sway Farmer Pro Skate". Filmed & edited by Daniel Scarano.

Promo Speech: The Sway is an incredibly durable skate, the perfect match for Farmer’s unmatched street skating abilities. The black and white colorway with waxed laces not only looks great but also provides a snug fit, ensuring that your feet stay firmly in place during even the most intense skating sessions.

The USD Sway Farmer Pro skate comes with a KIZER aluminum buckle and KIZER Fluid V frame that provide excellent support and stability. Comfort is key for any skating session, has generous memory foam padding inside the thick Crown liner that gives skaters ultimate comfort and performance, so you can skate for hours without any discomfort.

The details and features of the USD Sway Farmer Pro skate are hard to beat. The new soulplate comes with an all-over waterslide print in the same pattern as the Pro Chris Framer Pro Crown liner from MYFIT, giving the skate unique style that is bound to turn heads. Complete with Wicked ABEC 9 chrome bearings and the UHR 58mm wheels, the skate provides a smooth and speedy ride and will bring your skating to a whole new level.

Eugen Enin - Plastic Pushers, Volume III - B-Roll. Unseen clips and bails and the fun in between, by Cavin Brinkman. Special guest: Chris Farmer.

Previously: Eugen Enin - Plastic Pushers Vol.3 Part.

"Intuition rider Chris Farmer throws a curve, and reminds us that wheels are for rolling, after all". Filmed & edited by Daniel Scarano.

Music: Repartee - TV Eye.

Previously: Chris Farmer - Red Eye Wheel Co, Ecto Roller Pro Wheel - Promo by Daniel Scarano.

The Farm continues to dazzle in his new 57/90 mm pro wheel inspired by his favorite 90’s film and Hi-C drink! Check Chris killing the streets of LA in this new promo shot and edited by Daniel Scarano!

Trivia: Ecto Cooler was a product tie-in with the cartoon series The Real Ghostbusters, based on the 1984 live-action film, Ghostbusters. It was a rebranded version of an earlier drink from Hi-C called Citrus Cooler, which had been on shelves as early as 1965 and continued to be sold until the rebranding to Ecto Cooler. Hi-C struck a deal in 1987 to promote the series by developing a drink. Expected to last only as long as the series, the drink was successful beyond expectations and continued after the series’ 1991 cancellation to be produced for more than a decade. The Ecto Cooler box featured The Real Ghostbusters character Slimer, as did the commercials.