New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 6月13日 03時03分

Aggressive skating emerged in the 1990s as a flashier, niche style of roller skating. Like other ’90s trends, it is making a comeback.
Also called freestyle skating, aggressive skating is a high-adrenaline alternative to leisure skating. In its heyday, the sport was written about in magazines and newspapers and became a main event at competitions like the X Games.
“Ever since I’ve been involved in this industry, there’s been that feeling: It’s going to come back,” said Jon Julio, an aggressive skating star in the ’90s who won the National In-Line Skate Series championship in 1996. Julio started Them Skates in 2018, a skating brand in Santa Ana, California, that sells gear and sponsors aggressive skaters.
According to Julio, interest in aggressive skating declined as skateboarding became more popular. The sports have an intertwined history, he said, that has not been without tension between skaters and skateboarders.
“I used to get spit on,” Julio said. “There were fights, for sure.” But lately, he said, skate parks have become more of a “melting pot.” “Through inclusivity, not exclusivity, over the last few years, I think skating has evolved,” Julio said.
Read more about the resurgence of aggressive skating at the link in our bio. Photos by @ben_pier

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