Cirque Eloize: "iD" Show

In a few days, the most unexpected coincidences followed one another so that in the end, I found myself in the VIP area at the Grand Rex theater watching the show "iD" of Cirque Eloize, with Seba team mate and superstar freestyle slalomer Korean Kim Sung Jin performing in it!

It all started with a forgotten SD card story.
Londonner Keanoush who was staying at my place for the Fashion Week had footages belonging to Sung Jin on his hard drive. We made the most of Sung Jin's touring in Paris to have dinner together at my place, which was the occasion to meet together ("long time no see...") eat home-made sushis and take-away pizzas, and transfer the crucial footages for an upcoming video, which Keanoush was holding hostage for months, into Sung Jin's SD card... Which he unfortunately forgot when he left... The African beers from the shop down the street must be to blame...

I am Legend... am I?

Lately, SebaSkates added me to the "Legend" skaters of the team!

Seba is my inline skating sponsor who, in 2007, offered me to enter the freestyle skating Dream Team, the Seba Team. Since then, I had the chance to travel around the world and take part in hundreds of freestyle competitions thanks to Seba. I'm still representing the brand each time I get the occasion, and I recently started to take part in SkateCross competitions under the Seba colors.

The "Legend" labelling is a great honor and I'm proud to achieve this position while I'm still alive (haha).

Have a look at my PROFILE on the SebaSkates Website.

...and if you want to know more about that addictive sport and the life I had before, check out my freestyle website: Close Yr E's -- It's all about rock'n rollerskating...

Brand: Crazy -- Model: DBX

This is the name of the prototype I’ve been testing for 2 months.
New brand coming on the market. And it’s hot!

The boot prototypes were extremely promising, with two revolutionary major points: rigid for a better reactivity, and super comfy. They had a couple of drawbacks which have been fixed on the last prototypes I saw, a couple of days ago at the RollerCon when I met the guys at last.
The skates look just awesome – they didn’t have my size… so I’m just guessing. I tried them (two sizes too big), and compared to mine the pressure points around the ankle have totally disappeared, it’s not biting the Achilles tendon or the malleolus anymore.
It took me weeks to break the prototypes in, but the new ones will only need a couple of hours.