Looks like it could be a drop off into a canal.
Dc Lynx HE’s?
Dunno just the original lynx, was in 2002
haha, nope just a precision athelete my son!
Are Venture riders WOKE?
I was very close to saying something similar.
Maybe a frond version of that image with Awoke on the shirt.
8.25 (Current = Lovenskate LA, Owl).
5.8 Ventures.
52mm (now 49mm) Bones something or others.
ps. Informative diagram @anon90826813 
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It looks like it could have your leg off. 
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No offence to anyone who rides these unusual shaped boards, but I just don’t get it. I guess they’re fun or whatever, but the utilitarian shape seems to be the more functional to me. I see them as being a bit of a novelty. Like fashion over function. That’s not a bad thing, but just not my thing.
But I’m just a bitter old man who’s stuck in his ways, I guess.
I thought thats who shaped boards were for? Haha.
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Kind of reminds me of the older boards too.
First one that came to mind was the Schmitt Stix RipSaw sort of thing.
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None taken @chasone I’m also a bitter old man that’s stuck in his ways. And my ways are the ways of the 1980s, hence the large, shaped boards.
I just never got comfortable on the ‘conventional’ decks. I’ve got/had a couple of larger popsicle decks - ranging between 8.75 and the Heroin Bigger Egg at 10 - but just seem to prefer the squarer tails and wider shapes.
But then apart from heelflip variations and a shit load of no complies I’m not really doing anything ‘technical’.
Each to their own I guess…
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I can see that. It reminded me of the Psycho Stick… loved that board
Kinda agree, but also, I love a slightly squared off tail and maybe the nose too.
Cool. Maybe I’m not THAT old then!
I never noticed the Psycho Stick reference, but now you mention it, that’s kinda cool. My friend had one of those. I was on a Schmitt Stix Andy Howell at the time, so maybe I’ve always been more into the more conventional shaped board.
I’m all for the diversity too. The more the merrier!
I got notes of Schmitt Ripsaw
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