Zero/DGK Fresh 'Til Death Demo
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on Thursday, August 11, 2011
by Rob
Thanks to Zero and DKG for an amazing demonstration of ripping skateboarding. Check some photos...
By Rob Meronek
Joe Pelhma's Footage
| Did the frontside pop shuv ever get made? I don't know, but the attempts looked good. |
| Keegan Sauder came in hot with an early grab roast beef over the pyramid. Thanks for the entertainment! |
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| John Rattray flicked it for the warm up. |
| This dude put in the work for the frontside 5-0 around the elbow. Even after hard concrete to ass crack, he still got back up and made a clean one, complete with rollaway with hands on the head. I love seeing that kind of determination. Hell yeah. |
| Tommy Sandoval flipped it both ways. First frontside. |
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| And then backside. |
| Is there anything better than a full grown ass man skate nerd? Shop staff was there to get the John Hancocks. |
| I was fanning out myself and hounding the chiefs of the fresh and death for photos. Stevie Williams and Jamie Thomas, thanks for coming again to our hot, crusty skateboard hut. |
| Dane Burman, 360 flip from down under. |
| Haven't seen Tony Cervantes in years. I hope you're back on the travel schedule, Tony. |
| How does Chris Cole come out of this frontside 180 switch feeble to forward with no soggy ground pivot at all? |
| John Fitzgerald's 5-0 on the rail is neither frontside nor backside. It's straight on over. |
| Damn, I don't know this dude, but he was killing it. This back smith on the rail is just one of many things he put down. Update: it's Kyle Fredrick. |
| Tommy Sandoval - nollie frontside feeble. |
| Lenny Rivas - nollie frontside nosegrind. |
| Damn, Chris Cole, varial heel out of that long 5-0? |
| Rodrigo Tx - nollie frontside nosegrind. |
| The best looking stunt of the night was Lenny Rivas' nollie inward heel. |
| At every demo I've ever seen Jamie Thomas at, he's skating the longest. This back smith was after a couple hours of skating when he was far from done. |
| Jack Curtin always has the good looking tech. That's a backside 180 fakie 5-0. |
| There was a decent sized crowd for this demo. That's not quite the norm. |
| John Fitzgerald jumped that thing into the bank. |
| Jack Curtin - backside 180 heelflip nosegrind. |
| Dane Burman - frontside 180 fakie 5-0 shuv. |
| Josiah Gatlyn - front blunt up. |
| Chris Cole - backside noseblunt up. Thanks ya'll for an amazing demonstration of ripping skateboarding. |
