We couldn't be any more proud to introduce the first-ever: OHLAY Best Trick Battle Championship presented by Spinquest & Bluff. Starring: Jordan Clark Jayden Sharman Roomet Saalik Cody Flom Charley Dyson Jamie Hull Jack Ward Maty Pekarek The 8 best riders in the world will battle it out at the infamous Adrenaline Alley for a $10,000 Prize Pool. One champion will be crowned. Get ready for the gnarliest scootering series of all-time. Countless worlds firsts, unforgettable moments & intensity. We've put countless hours of time, effort & love to bring this series to life & we couldn't be any more stoked the videos are now live. Watch The Full Series Here.

Why Online Competitions Are Becoming Part of Scootering For years, scooter competitions have meant travelling to a skatepark, signing up on the day and hoping your run lands when it matters most. That format isn’t going anywhere, but it’s no longer the only way riders can test themselves. With social media, riders have already become used to filming clips, learning tricks from people across the world and building their own communities online. It was only a matter of time before competitions started evolving too. Instead of being limited by location, more events are now opening the door to anyone with a scooter, a camera and the motivation to ride. Competing Without Leaving Your Local Park One of the most interesting examples is The Street Comp, a global online competition where scooter riders submit clips instead of travelling to a single venue. Throughout the tournament, athletes face off in head-to-head matchups, with legendary judges including: Kai Saunders & Cody Flom who decide who advances to the next round. That creates opportunities for riders who might never have had the chance to compete internationally before. Whether your local park is a small concrete plaza or a world-class facility, everyone starts with the same opportunity: film your best riding. Unlike a traditional contest where everything comes down to one run, riders have the chance to think carefully about trick selection, consistency and creativity. Landing a clean line, choosing the right spot and presenting your riding well all become part of the equation. Pushing Progression Competitions have always pushed progression, but they also create something just as valuable: motivation. Having a deadline often gives riders the extra push to finally learn that trick they’ve been putting off or spend another hour trying to clean up a line. Watching entries from riders in different countries is equally inspiring. Different parks, different styles and different approaches all become part of the experience, helping the community discover new talent that might otherwise go unnoticed. That’s one of the reasons online competitions continue to attract both experienced riders and newcomers alike. Supporting the Community At OHLAY, we’ve always believed that the scooter community grows when riders have more opportunities to express themselves, push their limits and inspire one another. Supporting initiatives that bring riders together is part of that vision. That’s why we’re proud to support The Street Comp alongside CityLegends. Giving riders around the world another way to compete, gain recognition and stay motivated is exactly the kind of initiative we believe helps freestyle scootering continue to grow. If you’d like to see how the competition works, discover riders from around the world or even join future tournaments yourself, check out CityLegends and see what the next generation of online scooter competitions looks like.

go film some scootering with your friends a video by Erik Karl featuring Dakota Knight, Ryan Pettersen, Jackson Harrington, Mark Sauer, and Ryan Hoffman Niko Kylmälä & Eetu Kangasniemi for Prey Scooters film credits in video description video by Maxime Bouzid featuring Didine Terchague, Dante Hutchinson, and Carlos Ravello Maxime BV and Jules Pernoux in NYC for Parallel Supply video by Dan Rey video by Daniel Cardenas featuring Chris Clark, Charlie Frank, Daniel Cardenas, Gabe Romero, Nolan Shoemaker, and Tyus Booker video by Tieg Haller rider credits in description featuring Erik Harkless, Austin Coates, Victor Varela, Mike Hohmann, Daniel Cardenas, Brian Griffin, Jake Sorenson, Logan Fuller, Jack Mount, Dom Marconi, Cristian Moreno Castillo, Sebastian Suarez Vinasco, and Jose Valencia filmed by Logan Fuller edited by Olivia Monks

This year has produced some of the best work to date from many incredible riders. Don't sleep on any of these. With a new batch of Reece's wheels out in the world comes yet another project in which he displays his generational talent and seemingly effortless execution. He truly is one of the best to ever do it. film credits in video description When Eden isn't filming the most unhinged instagram clips you have ever seen he is getting busy in the streets filming parts like this. From terrifying handrails to unimaginable tech maneuvers, Eden reminds us yet again why his name carries weight in scootering a video by Joel Gonzalezonate Kai brings us his first offering as part of the Drone family, fully equipped with the manual madness, rail technicality, and flawless roll-aways that we have come to expect a video by Cam Lawrence Cooper has been with River from the very beginning, and continues to prove not only his relevance, but his secured position in the metaphorical hall of fame. Always a blessing to see new footage from a legend. edited by Kevin Jenkins filmers in description Andrew Waller joins the Hella Grip family in fashion, showing off his tasteful spot selection and powerful style. Not to mention an unforgettable finale at Wallenburg. We have a feeling you are going to be hearing this name a hell of a lot more in the future. a video by Anton Abramson What a year it's been for Joel. With the release of his project "GRATEFUL"   back in May and many street jam wins since, he is just showing off at this point. filmer list in description edited by Joel

Scootering is alive and well. Parallel welcomes another addition to their already world-class squad. Jack's flawless execution and Dan's angles are a match made in heaven, sit back and enjoy. The duo also collaborated on this short park piece which demands your attention. This ain't no insta edit - Jack Mount In Situ Did we mention that Paralell was putting together a good squad? Oliver puts on his best performance to date in this debut project, closing out with a statement at Wallenburg which secures him a spot in the history books. More from Oliver - Oliver Sekel - Welcome to the Homie   Jacob is one of the hardest people in the scene currently. Whether he is putting down in the streets for timeless video parts such as this, or crafting incredible projects for your favourite riders, Jacob's continued offerings are a blessing to scootering. The extremely talented, and endlessly entertaining gentlemen from couch pant have brought us another mid-length project. If this doesn't make you want to go scooter, nothing will. The latest video offering from Antony follows his travels through Prague with his good friend E wen Dausse. It's difficult to believe that they were able to get this productive in only six days. This duo does not disappoint More from Anothony - ANTHONY X SANOUSSI - LYON Unthinkable tech maneuvers, mind melting rail control, and style for the ages. Reece reminds us all why he is widely considered one of the best to ever do it in this unforgettable performance.

There has been no shortage of incredible group projects as of late. Crews, teams, friends, it doesn't matter. Just get on your scooter and film some stuff with people who inspire you. These videos are a testament to that. These are as good as it gets. featuring Liam Davidson, Jayden Mazzo, Jack Mount, Oliver Sekel, Adam Lakrtiz, Ralph Mcmoran, Riley Maltais, and more a film by Dan Rey for Breakfast featuring Raph Mendy, Sanoussi Diarra, Abed Haliba, Hugo Strauss, Adrien Kingolo, Ambroise De Campos, Enzo Roger, Rodrigue Demay, Ewen Dausse, Pa Cano, Alexandre Sicre, Ethan Izzi, Lucas Saint-Hilaire, Anthony Michlik, Arthur Taps and Remi Dubar filmed by Ewen Dausse and Arthur Taps edited by Ewen Dausse featuring Riley Maltais, Matt Pittman, Travis Hull, Nick Garcia, Pol Roman, Ben Kowalski, Lewis Hobbs, Dom Redmon, Brandon Begin, Sean Sandy, Hugo Svare, Reece Doezema, and Corey Adario filmed and edited by Ryan Ruegg featuring Garrett Braz, Devin Szydlowski, Jack Mount, Riley Maltais, Aiden Riff , and Austin Coates video by Dan Rey featuring Isaac Miller, Nikita Rusakov, Eden Gagliano, and Alex Hoyland filmed and edi ted by Pavel Algazin featuring Dakota Knight, Mark Sauer, Jamin Larson, Jackson Harrington, Cole Larson, Ryan Pettersen, and Ryan Hoffman video by Erik Karl featuring Devin Morgan, Kaelen Morgan, Ethan Kirk, and Jacob Bruno video by Ethan Kirk featuring full parts from Marius Bonnier, Arnaud Andres, Antoine Baldisserri, Nicolas Jacob, Kévin Boulom, Jules Couderc, Balthazar Neveu, Martin André, and Jacob Kloes filmed and directed by Antoine Baldisserri

Lucas had a year that will be hard to top. Alongside his many video projects, stellar contest performances, and dominant street jam record, he finished the year with his first signature bar with Prime. If anyone deserves it he does. Prime and Mokovel joined forces and brought us one of the best projects of the year. Love to see companies working together to make new and interesting things happen for the community. We need more of this. Hope you all enjoy. Didine is back with a new piece for Prime in collaboration with his good friend and cameraman Martin Du Champ. Didine is forever one of the greats. Love live the Pirate. It is rare that videographers gets the recognition they deserve, especially when it comes to signature products and adequate compensation for their work. This video is a beautiful representation of Prime's gratitude toward Martin and an ode to Martin's love for scootering and the people he has met through it

Elite sent Matteo and co. out to Mallorca for a week earlier last year and they came back with what we would consider one of the best projects of 2022. The chemistry between everyone involved in this video is undeniable, and this can be attributed to their collaborations with one another before this new phase of Elite. A dynamic team like this must be built organically and their deep history helps yield incredible results. These guys are the real deal. Cannot wait to see what is next. produced by Matteo Mencuccini featuring Pol Roman, Dani Valle, Phillip Linhart

The trio we didn't know we needed. Roomet, David, and Rayan took on Berlin back in June with their good friend Martin du Champ holding down the production. These three have all proven themselves individually as some of the most well rounded riders scootering has to offer, so it is no surprise that their first collaborative effort packed a punch. featuring Roomet Saalik, David Senkyr, and Rayan Jimenez produced by Martin Du Champ

Riley has had one hell of a year. This kid never ceases to amaze and continually pushes the envelope with his one of a kind selection of tricks and flawless execution. Riders like Riley only come around once every so often and we are excited for what is on the horizon. This is just the beginning. Produced by Owen Duvel Animations by Jacob Bruno

In conjunction with the release of their new "profile whees", the Native squad hit the streets of Philly to bring us a some much needed footage from their heavy hitters. Coming off a string of incredible projects such as CINDERBLOCK and apple orchard , this short-and-sweet piece delivered the same quality we have come to expect from Native. These guys do not miss.

After many ups and downs Outset still manages to bring our community the content we crave. Nothing but love and respect for what they have done and continue to do for scootering. Forever influential. Denial is a project produced by the incredibly talented Richard Harck which features parts from Kuba Klimczuk and Reece Doezema. The chemistry that these dudes have is indisputable. This one is special.