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Top 10 Scooter Videos June

Here are the best Videos of June. Enjoy!

10. York Region Parkmix

20 minutes of park footage from the York Region in Canada. Looks like the guys had a lot of fun. Great to see Skaters, Bmx and Scooter Riders in one video.


9. Nicolas Jacob - No Fisheye

Old but good clips from Nicolas. Intresting concept to just use longlense clips. 

8. Jake B-Smith - Raw Files

This clips are way too crazy! Can't wait for a real Edit from Jake.

7. Jaouen Rider - Welcome Pasah

Been a while since I enjoyed a "Parkvideo" so much. Jaouen is shredding his local bowl. Love the highspeed. Also great editing, just using diffrent formats is a bit weird.

6. Cam Vilnis Lawrence - USA x AUS

Cam collected a bunch of footage while travelling in the USA. For this video he combined that footage with some clips from classic Australien spots.

5. Hutsspot

A Barca Video from the guys from Rotterdam. They went for 10 days back in December to celebrate New Year.

4. JD - Fatherland

JD managed to film a bunch a clips around his local area in France. He is promoting with this video his signature Hella Grip which is a homage to his Malagasy roots.

3. Nolan Shoemaker - AZ Heat

Nolan spent a few days in Arizona to film together with Daniel Cardenas behind the lens. Great tricks and filming. The ender was crazy.

2. Kevin Austin - Runaway

Kevin promoting his Signature River Wheels. Feels like he never lands a trick sketchy. Such a good flow!

1. Sten Magnus - Welcome to TSI

What a gnarly video by Sten. Featuring some big rails and technical combos. That fakie nosey was insane. Great to see that he his now part of the TSI Team. 
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