Here are the best Videos of 2019! Each month so many good videos were published, so it was super hard to pick just 10. And it was even harder to give them the right order. But after many hours I
managed to write down this list. Showcasing the video highlights
of 2019 and representing the scootering of today. However this is just my personal opinion, let me know if you agree with me. What
is your favorit Video of the Year? How would your 2019 Videolist look
like? Let everyone know in the comments. I hope I did not forget any important videos. Enjoy!
10. Nate Gendron - Midnight
This video is so gnarly! Gives me some shredder vibes I miss in scootering these days. Nate is a great rider, with a creativ mind. Love the raw style he has. His Talisman Part was also insane. Glad he survived the bus dropin.
9. Logan Fuller - Aztek
You can tell he put 2 years into this part. Logans Aztek Video is full of Bangers, great tricks and fantastic spots. Feels like he knows every spot in the US. The Frontboard to Walltap was so cool.
8. Sten Magnus - Venture Crew
One of the most underrated riders. Sten shreds so hard in this one. I love how he goes fast while still pulling some technical tricks. The video is just exciting to watch, not a singel boring trick. I still can't wrap my head around the last FS50-50.
7. Luis Oppel - Beginners Mind
Luis is an artist. He just knows how to move his body on a scooter. Combine his talent with the filming and editing of Badger and you get a masterpiece. Filmed in 6 weeks in California to promote is signature TSI deck. This video derserves to be on this list for sure. Just watch it and you will understand why. Also Congrats to him for winning "Videopart of the Year" by @jawns.on.deck
6. Parrish Isaacs - Time's Up
Parrish published his "Time's Up Grippers" Promo Video in the begining of 2019, but I hope nobody forgot how crazy the Video is! Parrish can just land every grindcombo you can imagine. And he does a fucking primoslide on a scooter. That trick alone puts him on the list.
5. Stefan Hefner - Parting Gift
Stefan is just the best. He put his heart and soul in his very last part. His riding style and videos left a mark in scootering. It is sad to think that this will be the last footage we see of him. Not because he isn't intrested in scootering anymore, but because he just physically can't scooter anymore. Whish you the best of luck in the future! Never got to know you personally, but thanks for being a inspiration to me and a lot of other riders.
4. Evil - Y2k
A crew of heavy hitters, all with diffrent styles, new spots that never been touched by scooters before and many, many crazy tricks that is Y2K. Another masterpiece from EVIL. Parrish did a fantastic job filming and editing this video. Also doing some heavy tricks himselfe. Hugo with the best flat-trick ever. Real quality content! This is scootering!
Featuring: Zack Martin, Hugo Svare, Luis Oppel, Jon DeVrind, Parrish Isaacs, Mark Williams and Ryan Ruegg.
3. Cap Gun
"Cap
Gun" is this years masterpiece by Erik Karl. Over 30 minutes of friends, fun and scootering Featuring the
local Minnesota riders as well as some other big names like Reece
Doezema and Devin Szydlowski. The last two parts by Jamin Larson and
Jackson Harrington were insane. Don't know how Jacksons Curbtricks are even possible. I like how fluid and natural the video
feels. Great editing and filming by Erik, doing it in his own style.
2. Basis Export
The boys from Berlin did it again, with the help of Ben Klein and Tobias Mayer they published another full-length-video. The groupe of five traveled from Berlin over Prag to Vienna where they spent a few weeks including a short trip to Bratislava. Fabian Müller did a great job filming and editing the video. Everthing is so fluid, it transports the right vibes, feels like the viewer is part of the session, every full-length should be like that. A true celebration of Scootering in Central Europe.
Featuring Full Parts of Fabian Müller, Ben Klein, Tobias Mayer, Jonatán Lörincz and Tom Holubowski.
1. Coalition Winner
This Video just has to be the best of the year! Well
deserved! Jake Sorensen, Tommy Christiana, Reece Doezema
and Mark Williams won 2019 Coalition. Elected best team by the riders themselves. Reece won ROTY. And Badger might be the best filmer and editor of 2019. So no question that these 12 minutes of crazy clips are the Video of 2019. Thank you Dissidence for Coalition!
Love that scootering has such a great independent scene. Most of the real videos this year seem to come from independent filmers and crews. Keep going, all of you make scootering great!
Here are the best Videos of October. Enjoy! 10. Till Next Time A new crew from the Midwest took advantage of the empty streets and filmed together this great Midlength Video. Really enjoyed Gabe Matsons part, the last drop was insane. Kevin O'Brien and Alex Blum shredded hard as well. Great to see more Crew-Videos again. 9. Sam Wiens - AO Great trickselection. Crazy that this Edit was filmed in just 6 Days! 8. Mokovel - Foreigner Invasion Tricks not from this planet. The French guys never disappoint. 7. Mothership Mixtape The Mothership Crew having fun in the streets and destroying spots with heavy tricks. 6. Severin Sauder - Pandemic Tape Severin shows, he can also shred the streets. Great spotselection and tricks. Switzerland has so many cool spots to discover. The Ender is mental! 5. Willi Hubatschek - United Super fast paced Video by Willi, from Vienna. Riding spots in full speed while staying true to his unique style. Great filming by Lukas Rozhon. 4. Flavio Presenti -...
Hey! Just to get the Interview started some basic questions. Where are you from? When did you start riding? Hey wassup?! First sorry if my English is bad haha! I’m from a small village near Neuchâtel in Switzerland! I started riding ~7 years ago. No worries! What was the scene like, back in the day when you started 7 years ago compared with todays? I remember when I started riding there was already a few crews with some really good riders in my city, which inspired me a lot! Like Jojo Cajas, Remi Bouchard some big names in scootering history! The riding style changed a lot and scooter parts became bigger, better and stronger! When I started I knew only the scene of my city, but with my homies we started moving around Switzerland and after that in other countries. We discovered a lot of new scootering scene, with different style and different vibes, we met some incredible peoples and got so much memories with all of them!!! I think instagram is a good way to discover new scen...
While skateparks are still closed and most of the world is still on lockdown, some great new videos have been published. Here are the best Videos of March! 10. BCN - Corona Lockdown This video was filmed right before Spain was put under lockdown. The Boys from Germany, the Netherlands and Poland had planed to stay a week in Barcelona for the Streetjam, but everything was cancelled because of Corona. They had to fly back early. Howerer they made the best out of the situation and filmed this beautiful video! Great editing by Jop Jelsma. 9. Derek Marr - Quota Scooterfarm are releasing all the parts from their Full-Length DVD. This is the Part from Derek Marr, who shows once again how talented he is on a scooter. But you should definitely also watch the other parts from Quota. 8. Andrew Zamora Meanwhile Pleasant surprise from Andrew with this new video. Great to see more footage from him. Also nice job from Ruben Rodriguez behi...
Hallo Tobias, für alle die dich noch nicht kennen, stell dich doch Bitte kurz vor. Servus und Prost 🍻 ! Ich bin Tobias Bayer bin 23 Jahre alt und fahre seit 2010/2011 Scooter. Prost, wie hast du damals vor 11/12 Jahren mit dem Scooterfahren begonnen? Ich bin damals im 22. Bezirk in die Schule gegangen (für alle die das nicht wissen, der 22. Bezirk war damals quasi die Hochburg vom Scooterfahren in Wien) und in meiner Nebenklasse war dieser eine junge von dem jeder geredet hat, da er anscheinend der über Hero war am Roller, Lukas Hornik. Hab mir dann seine Videos angeschaut (bin dann auch auf die MGP Videos etc. gestoßen) und das hat mich voll gecatcht. Daraufhin hab ich meine Mum Wochen, wenn nicht sogar Monate vollgeheult das ich auch so einen Roller haben möchte. (Die Micro-Roller hab ich einem nach dem anderen zerstört haha) Kann mich noch sehr gut daran erinnern, als ich meinen ersten Stuntscooter endlich bekommen habe. Ich war auf Urlaub bei meiner Oma und als ich nachhause ...
Hallo Viktor, du bist ja ein wahrer OG der deutschen Scooter-Szene, wie hat bei dir alles begonnen? Ich bin zuerst Skateboard gefahren und hab dann aus Spaß angefangen in meinem Hof über einen kleinen Kicker mit allem drüber zu jumpen was in der Garage war. Tja und dann ist es beim JD-Bug Roller auch geblieben bis heute. Ich glaube, die meisten von uns hatten so einen kleinen, sketchy Kicker früher. Wie hat sich dein Fahrstil/Style entwickelt? Woher nimmst du deine Inspiration? Puhh wild one. Ich hab schon immer mehr BMX - und Skatevideos geschaut. Habe auch immer schon früher versucht ähnliche Tricks am Roller zu machen. Als ich irgendwann dann mehr in der Szene war wollte ich immer so fahren wie Coedie Donovan. Der war einfach der Chef damals und hatte einen einzigartigen Style. Mit der Zeit kam dann auch schon das Streetfahren mit dazu, dann ging die Richtung eher zu DGK Skate Clips oder Stevie Churchill BMX Videos. Wenn man an deine frühen Miniramp-Clips denkt, sieht man welchen Ei...
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