This is just one of those stories you can't make up. The fact that BOTH of those benches lived through the test of time. The editing and pacing on this story was incredible. Well done Farran! Quartersnacks delivers.
There’s so much effort and fortune wrapped up in that story. If nobody knows what to do with one of the two, it might be cool to put one in the FA store.
I live a couple blocks from Tony Tave's house in Lake Forest, Ca and its crazy to think one of those famous benches were just chilling in a backyard in my neighborhood lol. Those curved benches are truly historic obstacles made famous from many legendary videos we grew up watching in the early 2000's. Good shit, QS!
Dude I love this man. Truly exposing a skaters mentality and just overall love for skating. I wonder what the few people watching this that aren't familiar with skateboarding are thinking about this story.
"i cant believe this criminal not only stole one piece of property, but knowingly accepted other stolen property as well.... i would like to speak to his team manager"
Bro this is what makes skating so beautiful, the bench was a symbol for him, he kept running back into it over the years, and I’m sure this bench hold a special place in his heart, plus switch back nose blunt can’t think of a more awkward trick to on a curved bench, your body is already twisted in a weird way, plus your drifting to the left which is difficult to stay locked in, very impressive
This entire video is a metaphor for skating in general. Man, you can tell from the roll away that he was just completely gassed. Still stomped it though. Those are the best roll aways. Such a ridiculous trick. So proud of this dude and how well he's doing, I know it was rough for a while. The guy seriously deserves a biopic
Good to see the bench story being told. Loved that damn thing since the day we got it. Hey AVE remember when we rented the U-Haul, and Greg crashed the top of the truck into the roof of the Taco Bell taking the bench to the ghetto spot... 🤣🤣
What A GREAT FRICKIN’ VIDEO. A perfect mini-skate doc! Love this from beginning to end. And best part is I SKATED THOSE BENCHES BACK IN THE DAY AT THEIR ORIGINAL SANTA ANA SPOT BEFORE THEY WERE TAKEN😂😂😂
And we thought this story was crazy already...now it's the where's waldo of skate obstacles. Santa Ana, to some foundation in LA, to a garage, to AVE, to Tompkins, stolen and shows up at Cecil B, disappears again. Now rumoured to be in Richmond VA....just so long as it doesn't end up in Barcelona or China where there's spots galore
DUUUUUUUDE! Proudly wearing this mans shoes, with another crispy pair ready to skate after these ones. AVE's always ruled. Still rules harder than ever. This was a treat to watch!!
I actually saw AVE at Wahoos in Costa Mesa not too long ago. First time I’ve been star struck by a skater. I froze up like an idiot and didn’t say anything. Definitely regret that as he’s one of my all time favorites.
I said to myself I’ll watch this for a minute or so and then go to sleep. Sure enough I was so curious to hear more about this bench I ended up staying for the whole thing. Fucking ridiculous how good of a story teller this dude is.
My friend Justin Case got some tricks on these benches in the early 2000s. It was great seeing AVE skate around that time when Justin was on Alien flow. He was a real powerhouse on the board. I recall AVE nollie K-grinding the Sequoia handrail with minimal effort. Pretty mind blowing for 1999 or 2000.
💌 Awesome content brotha. Whenever i get that quartersnacks notification, i know I'm gonna be happy for at least a minute and a half out of my day. Keep it comin y'all ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ave is one of the best pros ever! His style and trick selection are amazing! I still have a brand new pair of his last DC shoes I bought them from a Ross after he went to vans and I couldn't bring myself to skate them. They're comfy as hell but I've only wore them twice.
I fucking love this. I have a similar story about stealing a grind rail in my neighborhood, then a few years later finding out that a dude who worked at the skate shop that we were friends with lived in my neighborhood and it was actually his rail that we stole. Not much of a story until you realize it was in the mid 90's. No one had a grind rail in the mid 90's, no one knew what a grind rail was. We found it, skated it, and said fuck it we're taking it.
most beautiful love story between a skater a bench right here.
Damn nice tech decking
love this comment
love-hate relationship
@@neighborhood_k firm hand shake
It's complicated.
This is the skateboarding journalism we didn’t know we needed
shit, big facts
Lies. We all knew we needed this.
anything to do with spots and stuff I’m down
You said it best
,show some respect kook
This is just one of those stories you can't make up. The fact that BOTH of those benches lived through the test of time. The editing and pacing on this story was incredible. Well done Farran! Quartersnacks delivers.
There’s so much effort and fortune wrapped up in that story. If nobody knows what to do with one of the two, it might be cool to put one in the FA store.
Literally no where to put that thing at the store... 13 foot bench ...
@@tylerpark9519 wheres the FA store?
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@@nanping5428 6556 Hollywood Blvd
That switch 3 flip going 10x the speed of sound with the look back is so gangster.
Warp speed
Hell yeah 🤘🤘🤘
Y’all coming in hot with these series. I’m backing it
Only skaters could make such a beautiful piece about a random bench.
we need a part 2
amazing skate history
Every time Ave does an interview I like him more
He’s aged so well. His skating has withstood the test of time. And yes he’s so cool.
he's a living legend. Dude still shreds with so much speed and power!
i was stoked to just 50-50 it back in the day when it was in downtown santa ana
I live a couple blocks from Tony Tave's house in Lake Forest, Ca and its crazy to think one of those famous benches were just chilling in a backyard in my neighborhood lol. Those curved benches are truly historic obstacles made famous from many legendary videos we grew up watching in the early 2000's. Good shit, QS!
I forgot how dope that part was. Wow
Didn’t want this to end
“I did that, right?” When you’ve worked so hard for a trick, it is a bizarre feeling to roll away from it. Skating is so sick, man.
Happened to me today, landed a trick and walked around in disbelief for a bit
Dude I love this man. Truly exposing a skaters mentality and just overall love for skating. I wonder what the few people watching this that aren't familiar with skateboarding are thinking about this story.
What a great question! I would love to know.
"i cant believe this criminal not only stole one piece of property, but knowingly accepted other stolen property as well.... i would like to speak to his team manager"
And the saga continues! Currently in Richmond Virginia
Bro this is what makes skating so beautiful, the bench was a symbol for him, he kept running back into it over the years, and I’m sure this bench hold a special place in his heart, plus switch back nose blunt can’t think of a more awkward trick to on a curved bench, your body is already twisted in a weird way, plus your drifting to the left which is difficult to stay locked in, very impressive
That lock in was magical. I bet it felt amazing to slide around that.
This is the best content I have consumed in 2 months
This entire video is a metaphor for skating in general. Man, you can tell from the roll away that he was just completely gassed. Still stomped it though. Those are the best roll aways. Such a ridiculous trick. So proud of this dude and how well he's doing, I know it was rough for a while. The guy seriously deserves a biopic
Cool video, thanks Mr. Quartersnacks, very much
One of the greatest tricks ever done in the history of skateboarding ❤
ave has such a good storytelling voice
Need an ave audiobook homie
Gonna drop an FA tee with that green bench graphic soon
da gawd. Thank you for this one snackman
Awesome. Please, more of these! Any and all.
Dancing on Thin Ice is still my favorite video of 2020.
He was literally dancing on thin ice lol. The speed, tech, and switch was great
So I just watched a documentary about a bench and enjoyed every minute of it. Didn't think that was possible.
Incredible piece. A+++
Ave puts in down!!!!! He will be in my top five for life. Love this!!!
Good to see the bench story being told. Loved that damn thing since the day we got it. Hey AVE remember when we rented the U-Haul, and Greg crashed the top of the truck into the roof of the Taco Bell taking the bench to the ghetto spot... 🤣🤣
Absolutely excellent work.
This format is sensational. Loved the journey of this video
Never thought I'd be so invested in a bench story..
A lifetime went into that sw noseblunt ❤️
Great storytelling
Aves the best
The saga continues “2022”
What A GREAT FRICKIN’ VIDEO. A perfect mini-skate doc! Love this from beginning to end. And best part is I SKATED THOSE BENCHES BACK IN THE DAY AT THEIR ORIGINAL SANTA ANA SPOT BEFORE THEY WERE TAKEN😂😂😂
Skating and it's mysterious ways love it....
THX AVE 4 REALISM & BACKSTORY , fucking live 4 that green bench
And we thought this story was crazy already...now it's the where's waldo of skate obstacles. Santa Ana, to some foundation in LA, to a garage, to AVE, to Tompkins, stolen and shows up at Cecil B, disappears again. Now rumoured to be in Richmond VA....just so long as it doesn't end up in Barcelona or China where there's spots galore
Favorite video of the year 💌
Gotta love legendary behind the scene tales
Straight up the best thing on the internet
Loved AVE's last words. It feels like that every time after a battle!
That was amazing what a nostalgic piece
What an incredible story! lol really enjoyed that a lot! Ave is my number 1. And I just love seeing him ride his board
More of this please. Such a refreshing docu format. Big ups to y'all! : - )
Dude, you’re a legend. Respect 🙏
I saw an actual news video about how it's been stolen again. I immediately was like, that's Aves bench! Wild.
Him, Dill, and Mariano on a sesh would be epic!!!
DUUUUUUUDE! Proudly wearing this mans shoes, with another crispy pair ready to skate after these ones. AVE's always ruled. Still rules harder than ever. This was a treat to watch!!
Just landed on this randomly... Good on you, Tony! Hope you're good.
I actually saw AVE at Wahoos in Costa Mesa not too long ago. First time I’ve been star struck by a skater. I froze up like an idiot and didn’t say anything. Definitely regret that as he’s one of my all time favorites.
man this was such an inspiring video thanks quartersnacks and AVE!!
I like these productions @quartersnacks
Thank you for producing this content
thank you so much for putting this masterpiece together
The DC video is timeless
this is SO good. Now I know why he focused his board soon as he landed
This series hits.
Lmao the throw back to dill’s photosynthesis part with the phone call to Andrew Allen was a nice touch
That is f*cking beautiful!
What a story! Great edit Farran.
the story of the legendary green benches
Amazing. I knew there had to be a story behind that bench but that was quite the journey.
These are the pieces we need
This is amazing. Thank you!
More of this please.
just incredible
Best skateboarding video ever created
I said to myself I’ll watch this for a minute or so and then go to sleep. Sure enough I was so curious to hear more about this bench I ended up staying for the whole thing. Fucking ridiculous how good of a story teller this dude is.
Dude this story and footage is so good hahaha! I laughed when his buddy has a second home across from Tony Taves parents.
My friend Justin Case got some tricks on these benches in the early 2000s. It was great seeing AVE skate around that time when Justin was on Alien flow. He was a real powerhouse on the board. I recall AVE nollie K-grinding the Sequoia handrail with minimal effort. Pretty mind blowing for 1999 or 2000.
Thank you
Fuckeeng BEAST! Thanks for the story AVE and to QS for putting this out. SO sick!
This is a great edit. Nice work.
💌 Awesome content brotha. Whenever i get that quartersnacks notification, i know I'm gonna be happy for at least a minute and a half out of my day. Keep it comin y'all ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
amazing story!
I've watched this 5 times. I can't stop.
the brotherhood of the traveling bench
Brotherhood of the traveling bench
This was a fun watch.
Ave is one of the best pros ever! His style and trick selection are amazing! I still have a brand new pair of his last DC shoes I bought them from a Ross after he went to vans and I couldn't bring myself to skate them. They're comfy as hell but I've only wore them twice.
I was lucky enough to be able to skate that downtown LA DIY...it was wild. Right in the middle of downtown!
Did the cops come a lot and how long did this spot last about?
Him smashing the fuck out of his board against that pole on the DC vid is the sickest intro ever.
Best series!!!
great series!
This was actually sick
Yes Farran
Really enjoyed this
I use to love hitting the Metro to skate DTLA and skate the bench. It was butter and perfect height. I wish that damn thing was still around.
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So good.
I remember watchin pros skate tables and always wanted to skate some tables we didn't have them back then Australia
Amazing
Amazing story
I fucking love this. I have a similar story about stealing a grind rail in my neighborhood, then a few years later finding out that a dude who worked at the skate shop that we were friends with lived in my neighborhood and it was actually his rail that we stole. Not much of a story until you realize it was in the mid 90's. No one had a grind rail in the mid 90's, no one knew what a grind rail was. We found it, skated it, and said fuck it we're taking it.
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