Was T-Funk's Ollie Filmed / Documented as Well as it Could Have Been?

[MtnDoucheBag]

Wish I could’ve filmed it I would’ve made it look sick.

[MtnDoucheBag]

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Just chiming in to share some perspective of what you would see rolling up to the bench:

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lolwut... how is that even possible?

Thanks for sharing! We need way more of this type of shit for skate spots. I hate people just saying "you've got to go there to understand how gnarly it is" when all it takes is some solid photography with the sole intention of explaining the spot.

For real. I wish skate filmers were more passionate about their job. I’m not trying to travel across the country to see what it’s like when I probably can’t skate the dang thing, but at least give the audience something interesting to watch and give the skater/trick some justice.

 

[Paul Cicero]

Just chiming in to share some perspective of what you would see rolling up to the bench:

Jeeeeezus!!

[Lou Strux]

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Just chiming in to share some perspective of what you would see rolling up to the bench:

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Jeeeeezus!!

Let’s be real, though…
Those pigeons were NOT there when Trouser made history, so it’s not like he had to clear THEM.
Y’all are SoOo overreacting.

[rocklobster]

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it was a cover....
they showed every try in the china banks doc.
Trouser was heavily praised for doing it.
He was a conterder for SOTY just from the ollie.
The clip and the photo show his whole body and the whole spot and the board.
What more does a team have to do to capture it really?

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Hahahahaha this is amazing!

We need 2 more photographers on the buildings behind him sniping with those expensive cameras they use for football games.

[Rune Spliffberg]

who cares? it's not like he did it over subway tracks or anything 

[Darryl_Blueberry]

Only the Internet could find something wrong with that photo