INSANE-CRAZY

wow just wow

i suppose its an appropriate song

lazy people: http://www.sbol.ws/vbulletin/upload/showthread.php?s=5958d397e262feaab136bfbca250f600&threadid=5663&perpage=15&pagenumber=1

i feel like this is an east coast thing because i've never seen guys get that serious about blading...usually its just gapers who like to try it

haha thats fucking great. I love how the guy says i also read a few of his posts at ns and he sounds like a good guy, not typical ns.

"Its great to see people with true hearts buckle down and feed into the sport. Thats part of the subculture I love about skiboarding."


priceless

ahahaha, thats awesome

i gotta a pair of skiboards, they are pretty sick

So they don't see what's funny about these guys (while sick) who aren't even pro, using blades for the day and showing up what they call their sport's "top pros"?

that was sick...

yeah i read that and lold

hardcore

this is sick
but they also have this posted in the videos section

not only did they do liu kangs in general, they did them off rails and on boxes. too bad every grab is somehow derived from the kang. we got over that shit like 6 years ago now...

This was posted in that thread too.

"I'm gonna be the one to come out and say this just because it needs to be said. Whether they're riding seriously or not, there is some great riding in that video. The stuff they're doing is on par with our pro riders. If they're seriously riding, sweet we just picked up a few new amazing riders for the sport. If they're mocking us, then a few twin-tip skiiers who's only purpose was to make fun of us just showed us riding on par with our pros. I would never drop my skiboards for a pair of twin-tips, but if these skiiers could strap on a pair of boards and ride at top notch level, maybe twin-tips do have an advantage over skiboards. I have seen so much progression in this sport over the last year, and we keep seeing it pushed farther. We have skiboarders taking to bigger and bigger hits, throwing bigger spins, getting even more technical on the rails, and hucking backflips off of cliffs, but we all know that there are skiiers out there that have thrown bigger. I'd actually be really curious what might happen if we could convince one of the top park skiiers to strap on a pair of Revel8 boards, or what types of technical terrain and cliff hucks we might hope for if we handed them a pair of sherpas. Go ahead and flame me for saying maybe there's something to their arguement, but if you really want to prove that it's not true, get yourself out on that mountain and kill it. Peace."