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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a UFO! 🛸 The Trick on the tip of everyone's tongue this month is the UFO Stall! We're stoked to be sharing some top tips with CIB Team roller, Amber aka Wednesday who we think always knocks this trick out with absolute style and flair! Read on and get inspired for the Trick of the Month

Kicking off 2020 in style! This year we're excited to share extra tips, trick info and inspiring shots for our #CIBTRICKOFTHEMONTH  If you haven't heard of EstroJen, then its time to climb out of the rock you've been living under. Founder of Moxi Roller Skates and one of the most notable quad shredders from our generation of park skaters. We're honored to be able to chat with this month's trick-creator and share their top tricks for their name-sake trick! Read on and get inspired for the Trick of the Month: EstroKick Filmed by: Miguel Camina (@miguelcamina)Music by: Kate Bollinger - TestsImage...

At CIB we have always stood for inclusion. So now we want to include you in the conversation. If you want to help us contribute to the communities in which we live and skate, you can grab a Charitee for yourself and know in your heart it’s supporting a good cause. We also want hear from you as to what causes you think we should support? Tell us in the comments of this blog ! 

With the recent conversations regarding CIB, we have taken some time to step back and look at our community, its brand, mission, and goals. Inclusivity has always been a priority for us, however, we haven’t always represented that in our actions as well as we could have. As of today, our social pages, hashtags and language will all reflect these changes. That is just the start. 

It has been brought to our attention via call-ins and call outs that our pages are not living up to our mission to “promote rad roller skaters shredding up skateparks and bowls on their quad skates throughout the world”. We have always made it our mission to feature a diverse group of skaters, but we realise that we are viewing that through our own white, cis female lenses and there has been an imbalance and lack of representation, in particular skaters of colour, indigenous and non-binary skaters. We are learning and with any type of learning, mistakes are a part of growth.