Makes you wonder how much longer people like Beagle can keep using the VX1000. I have a low tolerance for anything filmed recently that's not in HD quality. I can forgive the old stuff b/c they had what they had, but if guys are risking their bodies, the least they can do is film it in the best possible quality (and from multiple angles). That said, I hate how easy it is for anyone to film now. Hopefully, a lot of these kids grow up enough to realize that you cannot film an entire part in the street section of a skatepark.
Looks like another Japanese skateboard company just released a video.
Debating whether I should get it right away or wait for clips to surface on the Internet. Yuto Kojima is pretty sick.
Was curious about Lenz II but I heard that all the good parts were upped to YouTube. With Japanese skate videos costing 2x as much as a typical US skate video, I can't just rush off and drop money on videos indiscriminately.
Gershon is underrated for sure. When there were guys like him and Fred Gall killing it with all the switch tricks that are still kind of rare 10-15 years later, I can't really get too hyped about some kid who calls himself "Switch God". Keelan Dadd is good, but the nickname is overkill, the number of pros who aren't at the same level with switch tricks is pretty low.
Took the Zip Zinger out today before it started raining. I got some hills in my neighborhood, but since I haven't skated in a long time, and the sidewalks are covered in tiles, I was kind of discouraged form trying to hit them all today. Maybe I'd have better luck skating the streets late at night? I was almost psyched up to do it after reading
this article though. Maybe it was just laziness since I didn't really want to walk back up after bombing the hills. And then there's those yellow bumps in the sidewalk for blind people that will take you out if you're not paying attention.
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