Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham landed the world’s first double backflip on a wheelchair! Amazing stuff…check it out below.

An American inventor who built a pair of self-lacing shoes has now found herself in a race with Nike to get them to market. Blake Bevin, a 27-year-old student from San Francisco, created a version of Nike “Air Kicks” as part of an Art project back in July.

Based on Marty McFly’s auto-lacing shoes from Back to the Future II, they feature a motorised self-lacing system and the video of them in operation drew over a million views on YouTube. That and enough geek publicity and support to encourage Ms Bevin to improve on her futuristic footwear’s “laughable looks and simplistic function” and start thinking seriously about a saleable version.

Now, 25 years after Marty McFly first activated his Air Kicks, it seems the giant global brand behind the original concept doesn’t think so either. While Ms Bevin was working on version 2.0, news broke that Nike had applied for a patent on the technology late last year.

Air Kicks, it seems, could finally soon be a commercial reality for Nike, and most would be forgiven for thinking that puts a significant hole in Ms Bevin’s plans. “In the sense of market share, I don’t believe that two versions can coexist for very long,” she admits.

For this Fuel TV commercial, a bunch of skateboard tricks were all placed together to make a continuous single shot edit of awesomeness. Hit play sucker.

Justin Darlington shut down the Midnight Madness 2010 Dunk Contest with some absolutely ridiculous dunks, including a cartwheel through the legs, through the legs over people and an under the legs. Watch it below.

Here’s a sweet video montage of Bam and the cKy crew in Australia a few weeks ago. Check it out below.

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Love him or hate him, his impressions will put a smile on anyone’s face. Jimmy Fallon takes the stage at one of those lame talents shows and does a new impression every ten seconds. Pretty awesome.