Ive recently come across a new 'type' of skateboard by a designer called Didi Dunphy, they were origionally designed for indoors however their main objective is that the kids playing on them wont get hurt. It was just meant to be like an interior design, not meant for mass production however has actually been adapted into a product. As a skater o see half the fun of skating is trying not to get hurt, thats the 'extreme' side of it, another massive problem is that the boards have no grip tape, obviously this is to prevent harm but doing any tricks would be made stupidly hard. Personally i think its rediculous but i want to hear other peoples views.
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4 comments:
its still gonna hurt when you fall off on to concrete or whatever and i don't think an inch of quilting would make any difference to an horrific land-on-board accident
since when did skateboards need socks? lol id like see mullen, rowley, burnquist etc use them.....bere joke
anons brad lol
very true shaun, i feel he gave it away with 'horrific'
standard brad vocab lol
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