My favorite Robert Worrest part to date, flowing lines for days. The filming definitely deserves appreciation too, I had never heard of that VX filmer before and he kills it. I feel like this would have made a great 411VM section for some reason.
I'm also all for truck companies or big companies in general releasing more individual parts if they are that credible and well-made. It's pretty fresh to see something as modern from Venture, just like it was last week from Spitfire with that other edit I've only forgotten about the two thirds of already (at least I still remember it). I like seeing the dinosaurs try hard again (especially when they pull it off) instead of desperately recycling expired formulas, and recognize the people's tastes as opposed to pumping out mall commercials. Maybe it's also harder to reach out to the general public when you're inherently mostly making functional skate equipment as opposed to tee-shirts; if that means better focus on their fundamental audience that actually skates, I back it.
Plenty of the clips I found myself rewatching like I would have rewound them on a VHS; that flatground switch frontside 360 (not even the last one over the wall) or that line with the planter noseslide fakie up the ledge were fucked.
Topic: Bobby Worrest Venture trucks (Read 17867 times)