RANDY "ROADHOUSE" SPIZER: YOUNG and TALENTED! (Rolling Reactions)

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One of Rollerblading's early, young talents!
In this episode of Rolling Reactions, we take a look at Randy Spizer's skating in several video parts including VG3, Rolling (PS2), and Juice (50/50) . Roadhouse was one of the few skaters to reach celebrity icon status within the sport. His smooth style and technical consistency were a source of inspiration for countless rollerbladers in the late 90's and early 2000's. Randy's contributions with USD, Kizer, 50/50, Deshi, and 2nd Regime are also noteworthy.
I would highly encourage everyone to check out more from Randy Spizer; his sections are always amazing. Shout out to Randy, and I hope he is doing well and still blading!
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8 июл 2024

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@blakereoh 3 года назад

one of my favs cause he skated when i did i was around the same age

@kinziemeadows4681 3 года назад

Takes me back. One thing that blew me away about his first section when he was 15, were his royales. No one did them better than he did at that time. And on big stuff too.

@neutra__l8525 Год назад

Yeah, him and bryan bell had such a sweet stance.

@Jdoom13 Год назад

Roadhouse was always my favorite skater! I started in 95'

@lPROWLINXLl 2 года назад

that first school was my middle school mesa view in huntington beach ca this video was called VG 3

@hoodedcobra1531 Год назад

I used to talk to him all the time. Kind grinds were his fav he loved doing. this was like 2006-2007

@bryangibney 3 года назад

I love watching him and Jon Julio on Instagram now. Spizer was my favorite growing up

@aBudSmoker22 3 года назад

Picked up a copy of the Crow video and was like aye! It's Butch!

@meangenes3295 3 года назад

Awesome video. Thanks. Keep up the GREAT work!

@dbycrash 2 года назад

I went to NSGA in 1997 and met all the people from fifty/50 after chatting with many on #aggressive IRC chat. Jon Julio had a pair of USDs with the first frames they released and he was cool enough to actually give them to me. I wear a size 10 and rocked his 7 and a halfs for years. NISS was happening at the same time and I remember Jon took 2nd behind Matt Hermaneck(SCRIBE). Randy was there with Champion just being a goofball… you just mentioned Lawrence in the vid as I was writing this.. Lawdog. See if he remembers any of this(on 2nd thought it may have been 1998)

@dmofOfficial 3 года назад

Deshi Iain McCleod were my most favorite skates of all time ;)

@JDIXON-lr7kd 2 года назад

🔥

@RR-bd4jp 2 года назад

Finally I was trying for so long to remember this cats name. I had searched all USD riders and gave up. Then I was convinced it was Champion Baumstimler. Lol Randy "roadhouse" Spizer okay. It just randomly came up with on a skatevideo. I searched even for highlighted hair USD guy 😂

@AndreJHoward 3 года назад

I started skating around the same time as Randy and I always loved watching him skate! Great pick Man!!!

@august_blader2458 3 года назад

He realy did me feel old in thet toy story crown

@jayd6778 3 года назад

That wasn't a cell phone in his VG3 section. That was a cordless home phone. This was filmed in early 1995, released in early 1996, it was entirely possible to have a cellphone then, but none of us did nor did he, and that wasn't.

@RetroHabit82 Год назад

Roadhouse the all time OG with Edwards, Mantz and Khris

@CleM-D-K 3 года назад

I loved 2nd Regime too. The 2R logo was soo sick, almost iconic to me as the Mindgame man, England lion, and the Senate S.

@MrAbehensley 2 года назад

Best royale in the game.

@neutra__l8525 Год назад

him and Bryan Bell, its a tuff call :)

@guychi-chifly950 2 года назад

Definitely a pit stop worthy era if you owned a time machine.

@Chwarg 3 года назад

I played both - Rolling and Aggressive Inline. Rolling was far better in my opinion. To this day I still keep an original XBox just to play Rolling from time to time.

@rollingchamp 3 года назад

I’m the opposite, never played Aggressive Inline but played a lot of rolling Edit: and smashed jet set radio - by far the best rollerblading game

@Spacegoat21 11 месяцев назад

Randy roadhouse spider had the dopest Senate gride wheels.

@00ABBITT00 3 года назад

Roadhouse was my idol growing up. VG3 had a huge impact on my skating. Also, I don’t think Rolling ever released in North America.

@Ben_Rolls 3 года назад

Loved Randy spizer dude was so sick, second regime sell you soul to roll what a edit. Rolling smashed aggressive inline, as good as aggressive inline was rolling took it to a new level. Also that was the track that played when you watched that rolling edit of Randy spizer probably due to licensing.

@GVGames1986 2 года назад

I had this game and the track is original, I remember. To be honest all of the skating parts on the game were really high standard. Bruno Lowe and Vinny Minton for example.

@Randy1337 2 года назад

With the old Majestic 12 you weren´t even able to souldgrind without soulplates. There just was no space to souldgrind. When the Salomon came out it was like a wonder to me. I could do so much more with them and they were the best skates ever even until today.

@goofballbiscuits3647 7 месяцев назад

I went MJ 12 to ST8s. You could soul on MJs but the negative plate was straight up a hazard.

@-GIANT- 7 месяцев назад

Huh? Dude i started on Lightnings and was doing all of the tricks. Not sure what youre talking about.

@jonadevitt359 3 года назад

Aggressive inline was a lot more arcadey and cartoony. Rolling was far superior from a skaters point of view. You could pre set switch ups with the d pad and id spend hours getting the perfect lines. Only issue was the spinning mechanics were a bit ott and you 900 into a grind on a rail every time. Its customisation was unreal so much merch and set ups from every company you could imagine. Great game for a skater. Not so much for a casual gamer.

@GVGames1986 2 года назад

Rolling had more authentic skaters and the tricks were labelled better and extensive (most grinds, airs and so on are available to add to your character). Aggressive Inline had more of a fun gaming feel to it. Rolling was more sober and realistic (neither were realistic per se due to manuals), but Rolling was more like the real thing we who have been around the sport know.

@GVGames1986 2 года назад

Julio, Shima and someone close to him, could have been Sagona (from memory) had a hand in developing the game Rolling. That is why all the tricks are labelled correctly and why SDSU and other well known rolling spots are included in the game. Also a ton of licensed skates and clothing including Julio's England clothing (pre-Valo).. Minton with his sig Salomons and Schrijn with his K2 Nemesis. No Haffey in the game though.

@DistrictWitch Год назад

man Deshis ENDED me lol - bought a pair, within a week broke my leg in four places and had to have reconstructive surgery, lucky I didn't have to have my leg amputated according to the doc! Very nice to grind in but the ankle support was so so bad/low etc, I know people still love them to this day but yeah, I'm convinced they're just death-traps.

@CleM-D-K 3 года назад

"Not a huge fan of the music" I agree but it's much better than that terrible "Hospital" song he had in "Juice" lmao.

@joshb8976 6 месяцев назад

I think the problem rollerblading had was that everyone were such trend biters. One person would wear sweat pants and then that’s all we wore. It is actually embarrassing in hindsight. No individuality like they had with skateboarding. It sucked and I think it killed rollerblading. Hopefully it will make a comeback