OH. YOUR. GOD! That's sick dude! Is that a wedged nose I see? If I built something like that, the cross would be upside down. Gotta make sure to rep for the dark side.

Lu!!! has as great rack made from an old wooden CD rack. He fished the rack out the garbage, and made slots on each side and extended the base by a foot, I believe, so it's stable. I think it holds 5 maybe six decks, including a ripstick, but I won't hod that against him.

I wanna hit Jane Paths tonight. Anyone wanna join?

That slackline was so fun dude. I can't believe by the end I was able to walk all the way across and turn around and wack back! It only took a few hours!!

Fuckin right! Market not big enough!? Longboarders outnumber skaters in Burlington. I see more people longboarding and not just highschool kids.

You also have to take into account that the Hustler with the old graphic has gone down in price. Price of the Hustler with the new graphic is like $165 and the old graphic is, I believe $135, at switchback.com. So $80 to $100 might even be too high for people. But it depends on how good the condition is of the gear.

The glue! I forgot about that. That would have been very bad. Thanks for the heads up guys. And thanks Napes for the heads up about the circumference of the board being different in the bottom than on top.

I've been wanting to get into getting the roarrockit kits. My question is about the molds that one would make for the desired shape of the board. Instead of using a styrofoam cutout, couldn't you just use anonther deck as the mold? If I wanted a deck shaped like a ly switch couldn't I just use the board itself as the mold to make the desired shape?

You guys have something amazing, with this doc. But you could defintitely expand. I wanted to see more. I agree, this need to be a full length feature film.

To 101s, Chicken, the director and all involved in the Escarpment Surfer doc at TIFF,  I didn't get a chance to congratulate you all but that was a kickass documentary. It was awesome to see longboarding on the big screen. I really got a feel for the speed, the fun, and all the crazy bails you guys had while filming this. I was especially impressed with all the highspeed shots of all the sliding. As Dave Chappelle would say, "Everything just looks way better in slo-motion." Also the amazing helicopter shot of the Escarpment itself was beautiful. You guys put on a hell of a show!!  

Doesn't it seem like I could be watching that commercial during Saturday morning cartoons? I think I've heard that voice before selling some other "awesome new thing."

Thanks What would the price be?

I'd like to order one Vendetta please.

To the girl I saw at Spencer Smith Park in Burlington last month with the S9 board. I hope you saw me throw down that wicked coleman slide. I was doing it to impress you!

While we're on the topic of zombies, how good are they on rougher, bumpier roads? When I saw them up close, I didn't realize it had so little thane.