I feel you on some of the tricks, I’m old school lol, my golden years were late 90s shit I can only do like one switch up because that was just not the style when I was jumping on handrails, Back then tru spin had just become the new hot thing. I definitely enjoyed the vid though, while I can’t do any of that I’m loving the creative aspect we are seeing in modern rollerblading, I know lots are crying were is the hammers but I always loved rollerblading for the creative aspects, and like you said the spots were calling out for the out of the box trick selection. I would rather now days watch a vid with crazy weird spots and weird technical tricks than someone doing a long rail or big gap. Even if it does not line up with how I would skate personally, it’s nice to see rollerblading evolve.
