It’s Wednesday, let’s blade. (Toronto)
Wednesday Night Session at CJ’s Skatepark tonight around 7pm. If you live in the GTA, please try to come out. Last week we had around 20 rollerbladers show up. CJ’s is located at 60 Horner Avenue in Etobicoke. Which is pretty easy to get to using TTC or GO Transit. Just check google maps. See you there!
Valo AB.1 White with Dan Millar
This edit features Daniel Millar skating the white AB1′s. First part is in China where he was doing rollerblading demos during the summer and after coming back in october he filmed a few street clips and finished it off at Taz.
filmed by Artur, Matt G, Toma, Frank and Gyom
Leon & Kevin at Southparc
Leon Basin and Kevin Lapierre playing around in the new Southparc.
Shop Task is now in Southparc, located at:
8888 Boulevard du Quartier, Local B
Brossard, QC
Brodyes Edit
Here’s a little eastcoast gem for you. I’d like to thank David Nguyen for throwing this together for me, and Danny, Kyle, Benny Bones, Rachel and everyone else that held a camera and helped film this. All the footage is from Vancouver, Charlottetown, Truro, Moncton and St. John’s NFLD! Enjoy my friends!
Brodye Chappell – P.E.I.
A look at our new shop.
Here’s a quick look at our new shop, located in the new Southparc (B – 8888 Boulevard du Quartier, Brossard QC). We’re still working on a few finishing details, but we’re open and excited to be in the Montreal area.
Leon Basin, Guillaume Roy, Kevin Lapierre and myself (AJ DeLong) will be at the shop tomorrow. Come session the new Southparc with us, check out the shop and let us know what you think.
See you tomorrow.
Shop Task Montreal Opening Today!
Shop-task Montreal est fier de vous annoncer que la boutique ouvrira officiellement vendredi le 20 janvier 2012 dès 16:00 au:
8888 boul. Du Quartier, Local B,
Brossard, Qc, J4Y 0C4
Venez voir la nouvelle marchandise et profitez-en pour skater dans le tout nouveau South-Parc skatepark!
Pour toute question:
Blog,facebook ou appelez-nous au
1 (877) 497-7613
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Shop-task Montreal is proud to announce that the store will officially open Friday, January 20, 2012 from 16:00 to:
8888 boul. Quarter, Local B,
Brossard, QC, J4Y 0C4
Check out the new merchandise and take the opportunity to skate in the new South-Parc Skatepark!
Contact:
Blog, facebook or call us at
1 (877) 497-7613
Shop-Task Public announcment
We are very excited to announce the opening of the 3rd Shop-Task retail location. The new store will be located in Montreal at the new Southparc Skatepark which is expected to open on January 20 2012.
Guillaume Roy, the previous owner of Lylac skate shop, will be in charge of our new location. Guillaume has been the owner and operator of the only aggressive Skate shop in his area for the past four years. His commitment and dedication to rollerblading helped build one of the strongest aggressive scenes in the world. Montreal rollerbladers have been very fortunate to have Guillaume and Lylac skate shop, to support and promote them, and make a difference in their scene.
We are very grateful for the opportunity to continue what Lylac skate shop has started and we are very proud to welcome Guillaume Roy to our family.
Shop-Task is now officially unstoppable.
- Leon Basin // Owner of Shop-Task
Erik Burrow reflecting on his Skating Year – Be-Mag
Hi, my name is Erik Burrow and I am a 23 year old Canadian roller from Toronto. The following photographs are a documentation of an amazing year in skating. I have been extremely busy juggling college life, my girlfriend, and a job at Shop-Task. Somewhere in the mix I’ve found a way to make it all work.
Kevin Lapierre – Rollerblade New Jack 2
Kevin Lapierre testing the new Rollerblade New Jack 2 (Florida + Canada)
Camera : Thomas camus – Michael Lapierre – Guillaume Latrompette (with canon 7D + t2i)
Edited by K.Lapierre + G.Latrompette
Music : Dilated People – Kindness for Weakness
Summer in Vancouver
Good times in Van, can’t wait to go back. Best summer of my life.
Miss you all.
- Danny Beer
Rollerblading and Space – an essay by Erik Burrow
Aggressive Rollerblading – Artistic Expression or Urban Anarchy?
What do you see when you walk the city streets? For most the answer is simple, the city is nothing more than an urban sprawl. It is a means to an end, an area where business and commerce take place. It is a world created for adults by adults and the structures that exist within it although often aesthetically pleasing offer the average citizen nothing more than a sense experience. To many the city is simply a collection of concrete, metal and glass.
Cities are created with a purpose. Stairs exist in order to be walked on and handrails are put in place to ensure safety when traversing the urban landscape. To the urban planner safety is of the utmost importance as it only takes one injury on private property for a lawsuit of epic proportions to take place. For this reason it is understood that the city is not an urban playground, or is it?
Bauhaus with Sushi
Skating from January 7th with Erik Burrow and Sylvain Chausee.