Diego Orton we do it but without bindings and only on fence pairings in Australia. We race on single and doubles for the marathon race. They’re 4 inches wide by an inch deep by about 6 foot long.
Kinda reminds me of being 16 years old and trying to ride anything and everything were could tow behind a boat. Coolers, snow skiis, upside down picnic table, car hood... We later upgraded to towing behind a modded 750 stand up jetski since the standup was faster than the boat we had. Wished go pro was around back then.
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Looks funny, but it’s cool to go back to first principals like this, to understand why boards are shaped the way they are, what’s important and what’s fashion.
Try to wake board on a cooler box or on a skate board deck 👌🏽😂😂 think the skateboard deck will work better but yeah please give me a shoutout if you use my idea 😂 steynkotze02
Hey J.B nice video. I actually think I might go by a piece of wood and put a pair of bindings on it ride around on it at the cable park. Also hope you have a happy 4th of July today.
I was wondering how this sort of thing would go and now I know! However, one of my bigger curiosities is about something you probably don’t have access to due to the lack of snow. I’ve always wondered if you could tow an adult size GT Snow racer...that would be a great video
Haha loved the hang 10 attempt. Ballsy! Hey can you try riding a board upside down? Like, put the bindings on the bottom and ride it as concave instead of convex. If weight is back enough could you do that??
