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I litterly love cooper street I live just down the round from that area but not gonna state which house it is for privacy purposes but anyway that place is totally sick! And I live the water play area (p.s I grew up in engadine so I remember the old park and kinda miss it for all the memories but it’s still sick).

Got some F4s let’s see how these go

Sick, I'll give er a go.

I’m so terrified to try this again after a brutal slam

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What editing software do you use for the zooming out effect?

I tried this, brutally slammed, rolled my ankle and smacked my elbow off the curb. Now I’m scared to try again 😂

Can’t wait to try it. Where did you park ?

How wide is it where the trucks go?

The banks are just really good idea sort of like skating canals

Looks like a great park! Great video! Really appreciate your tips the other day sorry to comment and ask so many questions.. ended up ordering my first wide boy 10.75 😂 never had an egg b4 .. just want to have fun on a different set up in 2025 doing lots of slappys and grinds (I’m getting old ) thanks so much and keep up the good content! I wouldn’t have the interest or confidence to switch up my popsicle setup after so many years without your videos and real time reviews!🫡🏆🛹✍️ happy holidays!

i love heroin! :3c

Easy to skate I bet

What heroin egg board would you recommend from a popsicle 8.25 rider? First ever egg 🥚 Not sure what to get. Thanks 🙏

Can you give me a the best wheels and trucks etc for this board ? Thinking of getting my first egg for Xmas 🙏🫡📺🏆🛹

Ok that does it... I'm sick of all these amazing skatepark you guys keep getting!

maybe I missed it, but how does the shoe fit? would you recommend the same size as a vans shoe, or maybe a half size up?

What I am wondering, couldn't you just modify a wide popsicle by shaving it down to an egg shape?

bro them rails are gone now

So nice 👍 looks like another lush skatepark Leon ❤ also missing the sun in the heart of UK 🇬🇧 winter ❄️ lol 🤣

Shout out Ben Negro! lol

Brilliant, I can't believe developers are building parks like this before putting up buildings. The sport has come a long way since the 80s when we had to build our own little rickety jump ramps. (Also: 30 years ago I would've done a stalefish nosepick on that bench at the top of the big bank!)

I love how creative these park designs are! I wish we had some of these designs here in the states.

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come to werribee skatepark and tarneit in the west side

Gorgeous park! That mini spine looks like so much fun. Love the insight from Darren! I'll hopefully check it out on the way to Ballarat next time. Thanks for sharing! 🛹😎🤘

Hopefully these mellow bank transition, low rails and ledges, 3 stair rails dont become common..the tall bank was the best thing. Darren step it up and build bigger.

Wow great looking park noice one Cobba keep on rocking it.. ....

love the vids bro, keep up the good mahi

So sick!

Thanks for sharing all these melbourne gems. I live in the north western suburbs and had no idea some of these new parks were so close to me

This guy annoying sit down dude its not that serious

I will never understand why stones and bark are put in a skatepark. This park looks amazing.

They did a great job with the design, jealous of that mini ramp

Hey man I’m used to spitfire classics 54mm on 8.25 board for tech skatin. I’m wondering if these lock-ins would be good with 52mm size. Good video bro I subbed on my Xbox where I been watching your vids but can’t comment lol. But new to channel as well and wondering if you skate 8.25 boards?! Anyways take good care bud

eggzilla 3 vid?

What time/day are you going to the park for it to be empty?

I have so much difficulty learning this trick. It definitely isnt an easy move (for me) ive come “sort of” close a few times. Ill keep trying though. One day I’ll get it

Something about that place that is always windy !!! We got the same weather on our visit. Love the pump track there too…

That park looks amazing! You’ve inspired me to learn boardslide bigspins

This is Donald Cassel, founder of GrindKing. I invented the inverted kingpin in 1988. The reason inverted kingpins loosen more is because there is more stress placed on the locknut when it is at the bottom vs the top like regular trucks. They also break more easily because the threads are at the bottom of the baseplate and receive more stress as well. This was always the downside of inverted kingpins, until now. Check out the new GK Locker , I added a steel kingpin brace that makes it way stronger and also a "Nut Portal" lol which allows you to easily replace a standard kingpin nut. This is important because on inverted kingpins you should replace the nut more often. The reason is the nylon ring inside the locknut wears out after time. This is true for all locknuts. The trouble with the indy shaft nut which is a copy of the original GK sleeve nut is that you cant replace it easily and it is a custom made part not available in hardware stores. If you want to see details of this design you can go to the Grind King website where I provide detailed diagrams of all the new innovations the Locker has.

anyone know what pants he be rockin?

I have Ace 80s and instantly had to swap out the bushings. I see absolutely not benefit to loose trucks if I'm going to wheelbite into a dead stop every time I turn hard. My Ace Classic 44's however, still have the stock bushings and they're pretty firm. I don't know if they're different bushing to the AF1's.

So sick park wow

oh yes!!!

this is late asf but would 8.5 trucks be good for an 8.8 egg shaped board?

Great vid Leon!!!! keep em coming brother

15 years back 7.25- 7.75 was common. 8 - 8.5 was considered big.

come to laverton skatepark its based off pier 7 its the best most chill park

Dang! Good work on that drop down!