Skateboarding

Everyone's good these days. However, some skaters just roll faster, come up with better lines, and are more fun to watch. Massimo straight rips.

We received this book in the mail ahwile back and I felt I should actually read it before giving it a review. It is a pretty good read, and if you skated in the 90′s you probably will relate to some of the story lines and sessions that go down through out the book. There are many sessions where the skateboarding that takes place is vividly described and as a skater I can visualize what is going down. It has the vibe of capturing some adventures in one’s hay-day including girls, skateboarding, and just living. Is it worth the purchase, yes I would say it is. It is written by a skateboarder about skateboarding, getting a job, and figuring out life. Nothing wrong there. If you don’t find the desire to check it out based on this review, stop by http://www.amazon.com/better-you-dont-come-back/product-reviews/1467913332 amazon.com and check out the other reviews from people who probably read more books than my thrasher collection. Regardless, at Broken we support skater run anything and we definitely support this book!

It's that time of year again, when skateboarders around the world (well, the parts of the world that have paved streets anyways) rally together critical-mass style and barge the streets for a full day of skateboarding, good times and a chance to win cash and prizes. There's been no shortage of memorable moments over the years in Vancouver on GSD — Andrew Reynold's legendary fs flip down Black Ice, the emergence of Cameo Wilson, taking over the SkyTrain—and this year will likely be no different. Check out the itinerary here and just remember... HAVE FUN!! 9-11 — Plaza waffle breakfast11-12 — Hot Spot curve ledge  (Ultimate dist – destructo/sk8mafia)12:30-1:30 — Victory Square stairs (Mehrathon trading – shakejunt/Deathwish)2-3 — New Spot – Dwindle distribution (Globe/Blind/Cliché)3:30-4:30 — Anticurve fountain spot – (Wickwinder- Loser Machine)5-6 — Terry Fox – (Timebomb trading – RVCA/Etnies/stance)6:15 — Bridge barge to Strathcona6:30 — BBQ and mini ramp session – (Supra Dist – girl/matix/dvs/spitfire/alien/thunder/cariboo)10pm — SK8MAFIA video premiere @ Fortune sound club. **Free beers for the 10pm screening**HAPPY ENDINGS AFTER PARTY till late     HIGHLIGHTS FROM YEAR'S PAST: 2012 [ o ] nicholas   2011   2010

Cliché's new vid is packed with great skating, but this part right here is the curtains. If you're unfamiliar with Flo, now would be a good time to get educated. This guy rips.

Success in Oakland. Brian Freeman and his crew launched what is sure to become an annual tradition with this weekend's inaugural Oakland Blade Jam. Bringing together a gritty city skateboard park, the local hardware store and countless volunteers and contributions, the OBJ went down without any visible hitches showing that with the right mix of perseverance and vision bladers can rally their communities to achieve blade-friendly goals. With Shredweiser and the Bay Area locals repping hard, the We Are One crew rolled in from SLC, ERod and Mike Obedoza popped up from Long Beach, and pieces of the Valo posse came through from Santa Ana. Even Carson Starnes and Chris Smith from Georgia. We're happy to report the travel was not in vain as BFree & Co's hard work paid off -- the contest showed the crowd great blading and ended with David Sizemore displaying his eye for the seemingly impossible. Along the way many sweet maneuvers were put down, and we managed to catch a couple. Check out ONE @ Oakland Blade Jam. Zion I and The Grouch - "Hit Em" (Instrumental)Cast: ONE magazineTags: ONEblademag, blading, blade, rollerblading, brian freeman, jon julio, david sizemore, victor arias, john vossoughi, michael braud, hayden ball, tad treagle, chris smith, carson starnes, sean keane, kevin yee, michael obedoza, adam robert and will kennedy

Backyard ramp sessions are often epic but this is one for the ages. Here's Lance, Hawk, Cab, McGill, Grosso, Blender, and others. Josh Borden introduces a classic from the 1985 Powell-Peralta video.

Massimo Cavedoni cruises around LA and hits up Lafayette and Stoner park for the newest Thunder edit.

These sold out quick last time, but now we're fully restocked in all three colors.

Colin Provost breaks down the technical features of his new shoe and gets a sick front feeble in this clip from Emerica.

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