The Blackriver crew filmed the convention floor on the weekend's biggest day and posted it as Day 3. Here's what the upload actually confirms — and what the scene is still waiting on.
Amara Brooks2 Minuten LesezeitOne room, a full day of parks with fingers queued around every ledge, and a camera moving through it. That's the weekend Blackriver TV put on YouTube as Day 3 of Fingerboard Con Boston 2026 — the day, in their words, that "the whole weekend was building up to."
If you weren't in Boston, this edit is currently how you see it.
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The video went up on September 6, 2026, credited to Blackriver TV, and it's framed as a floor walk rather than a contest edit: the crew taking on the convention floor and "Fingerboard Con Boston in full effect."
What the brand says is in it:
That's the whole of the official description. Blackriver hasn't published a trick list, a rider list, a results sheet, or a rundown of what brands released on the day — so anything you read naming best-trick winners or drops from Boston Day 3 isn't coming from this upload.
One more honest number: at the time of writing the video sits at 1,096 views with no comments. For a brand channel with Blackriver's reach, the reaction thread hasn't happened yet. The scene report from attendees — the one with names, shops and footage from the tables — is still owed.
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Convention footage is its own genre. Contest edits give you the ender and cut everything else; floor footage gives you the parts of an event that never make a results post — which obstacle the line forms at, whose table people are crowded around, what's taped and waxed by hour six, which setups are getting handed around and assembled on the spot.
It's also the closest thing the scene has to an attendance record. Blackriver numbered the weekend, which means Day 1 and Day 2 exist as their own uploads on the same channel; Day 3 is positioned as the convention proper. If you're tracking how US events are scaling in 2026, a three-part series from a German brand's camera crew is a data point on its own.
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Fingerboard Con Boston 2026 Day 3 is on YouTube via Blackriver TV. Blackriver also point to their own channels from the description — subscribe on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook — plus the Blackriver ramps site and Blackriver shop.
If you were on the floor: the footage exists, but the record doesn't. Post your clips, tag the people who ran the tables, and name the setups. This is the window where a convention either gets written down by the people who were there or turns into a vibe nobody can source in a year's time.
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Blackriver TV (YouTube)Offiziell
Brand-published video and description; the only source for this piece. View count (1,096) and zero comments noted as of writing.
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