Now You're Mine

Posted by Pat, Thursday, July 26, 2012 5:34 PM

Part three of Eric Koston's Epicly Later'd series focuses on his transition from H-Street to 101. Skateboarding was also transitioning from small wheels and tech curb dancing into a cleaner style of skating with speed, control, and more emphasis on popping your tricks. Eric's part in 101's "Falling Down" is a perfect example of the changing times combining super tech tricks popped on real size ledges.
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