The montage and filming are not amazing...but the tricks are impressive. I think he was on Jart at some point and wonder why he never had a legit board sponsor or filmed any parts.
He used to won a lot of contest in France and he's doing youtube now, and just started to work with Decathlon. It's a weird career, but I'm sure he's doing right.
Yes but know that its sponsor is only "decathlon skateboarding" and not Decathlon, I know the people who work there and it's really independent at the Decathlon store, it's managed separately from the sports store, it's really 100 % skate despite the brand name, and managed by real skaters.. I think those who criticize this are hypocrites because the
Most of them wore Nikes Sb or Adidas.. I can understand his choice because Decathlon skateboarding is growing more and more and the products are relatively good quality and the brand image is good.
To come back to his part, it's really a big hammer and it's at the same level as the Americans who ride in France.. At least in my simple opinion. Still shocked by the last trick.. it absolutely must be seen everywhere, it's an iconic spot and above all very difficult to skate.. (We remember the battle of Eniz favlioz on the blunt front)
And yes, Joseph have a really good mentality.. He is unfortunately underrated, we give him too much of the image of a YouTube or contest skater when he has a lot of ability and incredible tricks.. He deserves to be seen much more than a certain Adrien Bulard at horrible mentality..
Topic: Joseph Garbaccio's "Cauchemardesque" street part (Read 759 times)