How the mighty have fallen. Quite surprising that neither of them can do a slappy.
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I thought it was brilliant.
Unpopular opinion, i dont like slappying. Much prefer to ollie into something.
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Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed every second of that. It’s wholesome seeing two out of shape, middle aged dads having fun together.
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Enjoyable. I need to go back and watch previous episodes. Jeremy Wray is ace.
Confession - I can’t slappy so Ollie into everything. I last tried to learn them around 1991ish when Foxy (Wirral skater at the time) was doing them on Z-Rollers ha
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Get back on it. Your wheels never need to leave the floor again!
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Entertaining section from an Australian dipshit. TW: contains nudity.
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Oh yes it was! I loved the line with the long kickflip noseslide and the even longer backtail heelflip out, the way he sits on those tiles is amazing.
Wes Kremer’s manual kickflip out wit the illest catch and a tasty 360 flip down the hill after that too, splendid.
For a while in the mid 90s SF was the mecca then it seems like everybody moved down to LA but people have been killing it in SD for so long! Since the beginning really, or at least since the H-Street days. I visited SD about ten years ago and got to see the Mafia crew at a skatepark. Such a tight-knit crew, very friendly with everybody at the park, normal guys skating like superhumans pretty much! Those guys rule and Alexis Ramirez is super impressive in the flesh. Mad connection with his board.
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Such a shame he’s had to retire
Ultimate TK Maxx wanker fit
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What’s this from?
The Australian video posted above
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TJ B/S Noseblunt line yes!
Too bad he stank it out with a fakie bigspin flip, the ultimate Fat Kid Trick™.
A really special line otherwise and yes, the BSNBS was as solid as it gets.
#sorrynotsorry
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New Violet edit.
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Can’t be - it’s not zoomed in enough
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lol
I think that it added to it weirdly, just threw in a bit of teenemotech at the end for the hell of it.
What a boyo
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