That's what I was just thinking. Not to mention his expertise and science behind tricks makes me think he should 100% be a professional level sponsored skater or team manager. Mad respect @dancorrigan
I love these reviews, I've been thinking about getting one of Andy's boards, and I'm so glad that it worked so well for you given that Andy put 8 years of r&d into his board shapes.
Any idea how much of the R&D process for your board you are going to be able to show as you go through it? This phase of Powell making new shapes and having skater driven designs is awesome to watch.
@@marley1995 thanks for your comment you're not a tourist. I started with Vert and then Street 'became the thing'. I think it's only beneficial if skaters learned transition as well. It's free choice of course..but maybe a better choice in the end.. and I even saw Zach from powell making it his mission to finally learn Vert - he doesn't say it's boring..he calls it terrifying !!!
@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 ya dude....i am a vert skater/transition dog...but skate whatever is in front of me ....dan got me learning so many new tricks ...vert has a hefty learning curve and or risk reward factor is gnar...out for a few weeks from broken shoulder from a bowl...vert is faster than all other forms of skating therfore not boring...be an atv thats the move...every aspect leads to progression in other facets...krook on curb eqauls krook fakie on six foot or vert...
I hate this deck for the first three days I had it because I was over doing everything. Then I went back and watched your video with Andy about this deck and everything made so much more sense! Now I love them 😍
A smaller version of this board would be cool with a smaller wheel base. Dan when design your shape, make sure to make a smaller version as well. Thanks
@@monatomic Maybe your comment could be for those of us who like the sweeter, more responsive shorter wheelbase. Yew! This is the poll lads! Dan, we would like wheelbase options. Thanks mate.
Watching this channel made me finally get my first board. Now that I've rolled around the parking lot a bit, I appreciate the skill that goes into this much more, lol.
Frickin sweet dude so Rad and consistent. because of you and Andy iv'e been working on my own stubby toes twin shape thats an egg with flat top'n'tail so this video was sent yo me from you through the universe! Cant wait to one day skate with you and any in LA Peace out and Big love and Respect from LDN UK!
I love at 12:47 you go for the feeble after the boardslide and never lock in so you just commit to the boardslide at way farther of a balance point. The kind of fails that you wish for lol you still even pop out and over the rail just to prove that you never lost control.
Glad to hear ur opinion was positive cause ur skating looked good. Seemed like u had no problem getting used to different shape I really wanna try one of these boards. I'm also curious to see how it ages afyer few weeks. Andy talked about the board getting better as square "toes n nails" wear down to rounder shape.. keep us updated how things go. Shoulda used mob..
1988 I skated a Skull and Sword GeeGah shape. Then in 1990 a World Industries "BarnYard" I loved the shape. The Andy Heron 2 is where I am at now, I was skating a Flight 243, 8.25, now I am all over this new Andy shape. It is what I wanted the "Barn Yard" deck to be. This deck and the flight tech make it so totally rad!!!
Now you gotta talk Powell into making the same shape just a little narrower. My one gripe about the AA egg is that it cost 150$ Canadian, they need to make that shape with just the Flight Deck graphic and drop the price a little.
Haven't bought the AA2 because of certain life changes and it having a 14.5" wheelbase I can't ride anything above 14.25" but surely will get one cause I got 3 of his first one in 8.45. but I stopped buying boards for wallhanger reasons, got overhand in the last 3 years. Ps: your skating looks better on this board
Think about it this way, your names will now go down in history for Changing this sport FOREVER, Like Mike Vallely, Chuck Hultz, Frank Natsworthy, Larry Stevens! And you guys belong right there with them! So wear it well sir!!!! And It is not cheating Dan, it is EVOLUTION!!!!! Dude your Decks are NEXT LEVEL! And boy Am I BEYOND excited that you guys and Powel Peralta are putting in the work and making these happen! IMO this is MASSIVE for the skate industry. There have always been different board shapes and what not, but I don't think ANYONE has even taken the time to sit down and redesign a deck them from scratch, since they started making the Kick tails in the 70s, and then mike Vallely's Barnyard Board& the double Tail in the late 80s (which went on to be the standard) . All the love and passion and SCIENCE put into these decks in incredible! I dont even own one yet and i know they are next level! EVERY SINGLE part of these decks all has a purpose! THANK YOU DAN! for what you and you guys are doing for the Skate scene! I honestly feel like there has been a new fresh breath blown into the sport, and its nice to witness a new Era of Skating. THIS IS EVOLUTION BOIS! If you actually read all this and feel like sending me one, I will skate it till it falls apart!
Got a Madness a while ago flat nose and tail football and I love it. Was riding Ishod twin before and both shapes are nice. Glad we have a pretty wide range of options these days.
It's funny I don't skateboard, I do illustration and the way you talk about decks is the same way illustrators feel about pen grips or holders and the way skaters talk about truck and wheel setup is similar to how artists talk about nibs. Also the wax comment reminds me of how artists talk about the surface of either paper or tablets because yeah if it's slick you can be in a similar situation where it slips out too easily.
I cant really do tricks anymore due to unjuries. I really dont know if I will ever be able to do them again. I still like to skateboard though. I still have the feel. I like to try out different boards and all. I really appreciate content like this. At least I can see it and get someones take on it
I bought one of these when they first dropped, but never set it up. I stopped this video halfway through and went and set it up. Stoked to go ride it as soon as it stops raining!
The Vision double vision was the board you might be thinking of that influenced what I would call a "normal" shaped board (possibly the Vision Psycho stick or even the Schmitt Stix Yard stick). I also like having a nose and tail feel but yeah, Vision were the 1st to have a real nose and tail that looked the same.
I think he's talking about Mike Valley's WI Barnyard born from '89. It's considered one of the first commercially available double kick boards and heavily influenced what became the popsicle shape a few years later. The football shape of the early 90s was part of that transition as well.
Out if curiosity I ordered one straight away when it came out. Haven’t skated anything else since then. I recently stood on a 8,5“ with a 14,25 wheelbase which felt kind of nervous and not as stable or solid like this one. I‘m sold. Only downside is the price.
I am trying to find the right egg shaped board for transition. Funny this video just came out because I have been going into a deep dive on Andy’s deck the last 2 weeks. I like the squared off tail/nose, but maybe not the narrowness of them. Definitely better in my opinion than his last board with the chopped up curves. Reminds me of some Welcome decks. Good review trying not to be to bias.
automatically noticed that the tail shape was making you actually pop your tricks, first tre flip that you were throwing off your wheels was just screaming for a pop and it just made you do it. Dig it.
The Anderson Deck is awesome. I suck at skating and I still have to get my hands on it! Nice session; your style is 3 C's, bro: Cool, Controlled and Consistent. You da' man, Dan!
I made a lengthy comment about fixing the screw poking out - but a simpler fix would be just backing it out, cutting the tip off with a Dremel wheel, and screwing it back in.
Perfect timing, I ordered this board on Go Skate Day at my local shop cause there was a huge discount. I was gonna wait to set it up since my current one is still fine but now I am too excited and want to skate it immediatly :D
He keeps on skating and creating enough separation between the lower end and leaning toward the board of flipping out of the ground and grinding the rail of a better adjustment.
I understand his way of thinking, the thing is it's interesting to still think like that but ride that new board regardless. Don't let it change your mindset on your flow on skating
I'd love to skate that board, or any of those Andy boards. Been buying Goodwill boards whenever I can find them, skating them until they break (sometimes first day), and then waiting until I can find another cheap one. I've switched the same mismatched wheels to 5 different boards now. Haha... These videos are my inspiration even though I haven't yet found the money to spend on something nice for my amateur endeavors.
I want to try it, but I wish I could get it in 8.25"... back in the day even that would be considered super wide for street skating, let alone 8.5" lol I wonder how primos work with the egg shape... intuitively, I would think you'd match the widest point of the deck to your axles, but then your trucks would be peeking out over the edges when you look down. If you match the narrow width, I supposed you have to rely on some flexing in order to sit in primo. Considering 8.7" is kind of a weird width for truck axles, I suppose it is meant for 8.5" trucks, which suggests the latter? I wonder what Andy's intent is.
So far I have purchased 2 of these AA boards. The first I abandoned after riding it no more than 5 times. Then I repurchased it several months later. I like symmetrical shapes, rode about 10 Chocolate symmetrical boards. I do not ride this board right now for no good reason but keep a slightly ridden 1 in reserve. I hate that I love it. It is the closest thing to a perfect board out there. Oddly, my switch ollie really tightened up on the longer wheelbase of this board. I don't know why I refuse to ride this damned near-perfect board. Maybe because then the search is over and I suffer the loss of retail therapy.
I like blocky squared off boards and a twin nose board would be perfect for me. Please make a popsicle twin nose. That way i can get crooked grind marks on both trucks (switch crook is not in my bag right now, haha)
Bubby I got some bad news. Remember the sculptures in Cincinnati they demolished it and turned it into a goddamn parking lot it's been there since the early 80s I grew up there😢
Skateboarding has become more and more symmetrical over the past 20 years or so. Symmetrical boards are just a logic consequence of that evolution. There are way too few symmetrical options on the market. Love the idea of symmetrical eggs, but as Dan says the pointy tips don't seem right. I think the John Gardner board shape is awesome. Creature deck shape DL-120.
You look really cozy and stable on that board, sometimes your style can look a little choppy, on this board looked smoother, perhaps!? By the way love your style in general, just some edge off and less shifting around upon landing.
When you say you skate switch off the Nose… are you saying that you are riding switch with the tail forward and the nose as the ‘tail’? Ive never tried that intentionally. it happens natural of-course.. but i bet i would have more control since my bushing wear down slightly different.
Skating a deck that's over 8" in width is for vert. CCS catalog circa 2001 told me so and that's my opinion for life. 😂😂. The fact these Andy boards make tricks more comfy actually seems cool tho.
If I had the 💵 I would ride a 9 inch egg, Welcome "Effigy" and && 2.0 I love the feel of these... feels more natural to me to ride these shapes... Popsicles have ruled the last 30 years... we need more funky twin shapes
Not sure why, but, I mentioned Dan's old videos from 10+ years ago and how great they were, but, my comments were either censored or deleted. In any case, they are worth checking out. He was ripping hard even back then. He still is today and I'm not taking anything away from that, but, just saying his old videos are something else.
Used to live in York, PA and our local was park called Reid. Dan used to skate there all the time around the period those old vids were shot. Was a blast to see him skate in person. Dude is the reason I learned five shuv fakie 😂😂
I'm a newb coming from a 9.75 herion board thats just to large and couldn't get to pop, i just ordered the anderson 9.13 7 ply, will my 6.25 trucks work well with this board?
this dude is honestly still improving. not that he wasn't already good, he just got even better
He's a sensei on the street course for sure.
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I thought that yesterday when I watched him. It's been maybe 2 years now. His progression was subtle
@@robertwood1067 and if you define that as subtle.. your progress must be on simmer -
That's what I was just thinking. Not to mention his expertise and science behind tricks makes me think he should 100% be a professional level sponsored skater or team manager. Mad respect @dancorrigan
I love these reviews, I've been thinking about getting one of Andy's boards, and I'm so glad that it worked so well for you given that Andy put 8 years of r&d into his board shapes.
I pulled the trigger and bought it out the rails on and HOLY feels like cheating 😅
Any idea how much of the R&D process for your board you are going to be able to show as you go through it? This phase of Powell making new shapes and having skater driven designs is awesome to watch.
I should get a deck for free for having to suffer corrigans video titles
Silver platter generation (you). Nothing but bitching/complaining and over entitlement.
Want everything for free just because you exist. Noooope.
I have a major heart for Vert.. wishing Dan aquires Vert skills so he can show off his skills in that world as well - it would be mind melting.
Verts boring
@@Weh423thought that as a kid. You haven’t been skating long enough to appreciate it. Vert is fucking sick.
@@Weh423 bored-bot?
@@marley1995 thanks for your comment you're not a tourist. I started with Vert and then Street 'became the thing'. I think it's only beneficial
if skaters learned transition as well. It's free choice of course..but maybe a better choice in the end.. and I even saw Zach from powell making it his mission to finally learn Vert - he doesn't say it's boring..he calls it terrifying !!!
@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 ya dude....i am a vert skater/transition dog...but skate whatever is in front of me ....dan got me learning so many new tricks ...vert has a hefty learning curve and or risk reward factor is gnar...out for a few weeks from broken shoulder from a bowl...vert is faster than all other forms of skating therfore not boring...be an atv thats the move...every aspect leads to progression in other facets...krook on curb eqauls krook fakie on six foot or vert...
Thank you for facing your own prejudices & laghing in thier face, it puts a smile on my face!
Love that this board won you over. Your skating was just on point this whole video.
I hate this deck for the first three days I had it because I was over doing everything. Then I went back and watched your video with Andy about this deck and everything made so much more sense! Now I love them 😍
Much love and respect to you and your channel Dan.
A smaller version of this board would be cool with a smaller wheel base. Dan when design your shape, make sure to make a smaller version as well. Thanks
I like the 8.45 flight version the best
I was going to comment on wheelbase til I saw your comment. I can't do the 14.5 wheelbase. 14.25 is comfy.
@@DerAngriff 14 - 14.25 is what I normally look for. 🤙
@@monatomic Maybe your comment could be for those of us who like the sweeter, more responsive shorter wheelbase. Yew! This is the poll lads! Dan, we would like wheelbase options. Thanks mate.
@@DerAngriff Ready to see what Powell's new shapes are going to look like. Would like to a flight deck with that shorter wheelbase.
Damn. Sometimes I forget how dialed Dan is. Actually some serious consistency on a lot of these tricks
watching dan corrigan makes me wanna go outside and skate SO BAD. sucks when i watch him after skating and i’m sweaty and tired 😅
Watching this channel made me finally get my first board. Now that I've rolled around the parking lot a bit, I appreciate the skill that goes into this much more, lol.
Frickin sweet dude so Rad and consistent. because of you and Andy iv'e been working on my own stubby toes twin shape thats an egg with flat top'n'tail so this video was sent yo me from you through the universe!
Cant wait to one day skate with you and any in LA
Peace out and Big love and Respect from LDN UK!
🤙
Ayy thanks a ton! Id love to see what you came up with if you wanna dm a pic to my instagram
I love at 12:47 you go for the feeble after the boardslide and never lock in so you just commit to the boardslide at way farther of a balance point. The kind of fails that you wish for lol you still even pop out and over the rail just to prove that you never lost control.
I bean watching your videos for a while know your skating lately looking crazy next level keep it up man ! Love it
Glad to hear ur opinion was positive cause ur skating looked good. Seemed like u had no problem getting used to different shape I really wanna try one of these boards. I'm also curious to see how it ages afyer few weeks. Andy talked about the board getting better as square "toes n nails" wear down to rounder shape.. keep us updated how things go. Shoulda used mob..
1988 I skated a Skull and Sword GeeGah shape. Then in 1990 a World Industries "BarnYard" I loved the shape. The Andy Heron 2 is where I am at now, I was skating a Flight 243, 8.25, now I am all over this new Andy shape. It is what I wanted the "Barn Yard" deck to be. This deck and the flight tech make it so totally rad!!!
Skate or die Dan rippin it up and lovin all the content you're pumpin out!
You're getn nasty dude! love watching your progression, and you inspire me to get out there and get better my self!
Keep it up Dan!
Now you gotta talk Powell into making the same shape just a little narrower. My one gripe about the AA egg is that it cost 150$ Canadian, they need to make that shape with just the Flight Deck graphic and drop the price a little.
I agree I would love to see the wood one
@@DanCorrigan Really appreciate the responses. Thank you for all the work you do to put these videos out.
@@donatedflea grow up.
@@viracocha03 exactly what I'm telling your entitled ass to do dummy
Haven't bought the AA2 because of certain life changes and it having a 14.5" wheelbase I can't ride anything above 14.25" but surely will get one cause I got 3 of his first one in 8.45. but I stopped buying boards for wallhanger reasons, got overhand in the last 3 years.
Ps: your skating looks better on this board
Agreed
my motivation to keep skating. your videos do so much, i’m not sure you know
Man Dan is actually so sick it gives motivation to all who watches. Looks easy
Also send me a free deck Dan. I will put it on my wall
Think about it this way, your names will now go down in history for Changing this sport FOREVER, Like Mike Vallely, Chuck Hultz, Frank Natsworthy, Larry Stevens! And you guys belong right there with them! So wear it well sir!!!! And It is not cheating Dan, it is EVOLUTION!!!!! Dude your Decks are NEXT LEVEL!
And boy Am I BEYOND excited that you guys and Powel Peralta are putting in the work and making these happen! IMO this is MASSIVE for the skate industry. There have always been different board shapes and what not, but I don't think ANYONE has even taken the time to sit down and redesign a deck them from scratch, since they started making the Kick tails in the 70s, and then mike Vallely's Barnyard Board& the double Tail in the late 80s (which went on to be the standard) . All the love and passion and SCIENCE put into these decks in incredible! I dont even own one yet and i know they are next level! EVERY SINGLE part of these decks all has a purpose!
THANK YOU DAN! for what you and you guys are doing for the Skate scene! I honestly feel like there has been a new fresh breath blown into the sport, and its nice to witness a new Era of Skating.
THIS IS EVOLUTION BOIS!
If you actually read all this and feel like sending me one, I will skate it till it falls apart!
Got a Madness a while ago flat nose and tail football and I love it. Was riding Ishod twin before and both shapes are nice. Glad we have a pretty wide range of options these days.
I hope that everyone has a great 4th of July holiday this year and safe travels.
You have been skating super good since riding it. Super consistent.
It's funny I don't skateboard, I do illustration and the way you talk about decks is the same way illustrators feel about pen grips or holders and the way skaters talk about truck and wheel setup is similar to how artists talk about nibs. Also the wax comment reminds me of how artists talk about the surface of either paper or tablets because yeah if it's slick you can be in a similar situation where it slips out too easily.
I cant really do tricks anymore due to unjuries. I really dont know if I will ever be able to do them again. I still like to skateboard though. I still have the feel. I like to try out different boards and all. I really appreciate content like this. At least I can see it and get someones take on it
At 4:33 I really thought you were gonna say "full blown eggs" woulda been comedy gold hahaha
I bought one of these when they first dropped, but never set it up. I stopped this video halfway through and went and set it up. Stoked to go ride it as soon as it stops raining!
The Vision double vision was the board you might be thinking of that influenced what I would call a "normal" shaped board (possibly the Vision Psycho stick or even the Schmitt Stix Yard stick). I also like having a nose and tail feel but yeah, Vision were the 1st to have a real nose and tail that looked the same.
I think he's talking about Mike Valley's WI Barnyard born from '89. It's considered one of the first commercially available double kick boards and heavily influenced what became the popsicle shape a few years later. The football shape of the early 90s was part of that transition as well.
*Vallely. Dammit. HAHA. That's what I get for being pedantic.
Be careful Andy's effect is contagious!...Next week you might wear a helmet! 🪖😊
Out if curiosity I ordered one straight away when it came out. Haven’t skated anything else since then. I recently stood on a 8,5“ with a 14,25 wheelbase which felt kind of nervous and not as stable or solid like this one. I‘m sold. Only downside is the price.
The Vallely animal farm board was great for the double kick. It was almost 50/50...loved the tighter wheel base
I am trying to find the right egg shaped board for transition. Funny this video just came out because I have been going into a deep dive on Andy’s deck the last 2 weeks.
I like the squared off tail/nose, but maybe not the narrowness of them. Definitely better in my opinion than his last board with the chopped up curves. Reminds me of some Welcome decks. Good review trying not to be to bias.
Square + narrow is better as opposed to just square (for a biodirectional) you wouldnt get the benefit of having taper without it
I knew you were gonna love Andy's board. Have great day!
If they made the Andy board with a smaller wheel base it would be crazy
Powell doesn't have too many options as far as popsicle shapes go. Kinda lame if you ask me
automatically noticed that the tail shape was making you actually pop your tricks, first tre flip that you were throwing off your wheels was just screaming for a pop and it just made you do it. Dig it.
The Anderson Deck is awesome. I suck at skating and I still have to get my hands on it! Nice session; your style is 3 C's, bro: Cool, Controlled and Consistent. You da' man, Dan!
Thinking about buying this but still getting comfortable with my 8 popsicle, so much easier to pop but not much landing room
Man, I wish that shape came in an 8.25 😢 really wanna see the new shapes/concaves you've mentioned in prior vids. Will they be out this year?
Yep. Need pro spec and others sizes over under.
I made a lengthy comment about fixing the screw poking out - but a simpler fix would be just backing it out, cutting the tip off with a Dremel wheel, and screwing it back in.
Andy is the professor, Dan is the Sensei, Powell is the Blacksmith
This is called
TRIFECTA
the most stable shape of all time
Perfect timing, I ordered this board on Go Skate Day at my local shop cause there was a huge discount. I was gonna wait to set it up since my current one is still fine but now I am too excited and want to skate it immediatly :D
He keeps on skating and creating enough separation between the lower end and leaning toward the board of flipping out of the ground and grinding the rail of a better adjustment.
Everything looks better on this board. It just makes the footing look so nice.
Dan just absolutely ripping in this one.
I understand his way of thinking, the thing is it's interesting to still think like that but ride that new board regardless. Don't let it change your mindset on your flow on skating
Dan is such a good role model for some of us younger but still older skaters.
"i suck at big spins" proceeds to big spin the entire park 🤣
I'd love to skate that board, or any of those Andy boards. Been buying Goodwill boards whenever I can find them, skating them until they break (sometimes first day), and then waiting until I can find another cheap one. I've switched the same mismatched wheels to 5 different boards now. Haha... These videos are my inspiration even though I haven't yet found the money to spend on something nice for my amateur endeavors.
😂 I knew u were gonna end up loving Andy's board. It is a cool shape
I want to try it, but I wish I could get it in 8.25"... back in the day even that would be considered super wide for street skating, let alone 8.5" lol
I wonder how primos work with the egg shape... intuitively, I would think you'd match the widest point of the deck to your axles, but then your trucks would be peeking out over the edges when you look down. If you match the narrow width, I supposed you have to rely on some flexing in order to sit in primo. Considering 8.7" is kind of a weird width for truck axles, I suppose it is meant for 8.5" trucks, which suggests the latter? I wonder what Andy's intent is.
So far I have purchased 2 of these AA boards. The first I abandoned after riding it no more than 5 times. Then I repurchased it several months later. I like symmetrical shapes, rode about 10 Chocolate symmetrical boards. I do not ride this board right now for no good reason but keep a slightly ridden 1 in reserve. I hate that I love it. It is the closest thing to a perfect board out there. Oddly, my switch ollie really tightened up on the longer wheelbase of this board. I don't know why I refuse to ride this damned near-perfect board. Maybe because then the search is over and I suffer the loss of retail therapy.
What size trucks did you throw on that deck?
I love your videos, Dan. You are such an incredible skater.
Im like a kid on Christmas waiting for your board as i was just looking into the eggie symmetrical board yesterday.
Always loved shaped decks, never affected my skating. And will switch between popsicles and shapes.
I like blocky squared off boards and a twin nose board would be perfect for me. Please make a popsicle twin nose. That way i can get crooked grind marks on both trucks (switch crook is not in my bag right now, haha)
4:29 So basically what you're saying is that Powell is a gateway into Heroin? When it comes to shapes that is
You look very comfortable on that board.
Bubby I got some bad news. Remember the sculptures in Cincinnati they demolished it and turned it into a goddamn parking lot it's been there since the early 80s I grew up there😢
You are incredibly impressive man, I aspire to be like you one day, I wish you the best and keep working hard!
That's WAS a tre double first t....OKAY!! 😎👏👏👏
Skateboarding has become more and more symmetrical over the past 20 years or so. Symmetrical boards are just a logic consequence of that evolution. There are way too few symmetrical options on the market. Love the idea of symmetrical eggs, but as Dan says the pointy tips don't seem right. I think the John Gardner board shape is awesome. Creature deck shape DL-120.
the board might be the greatest thing since vans off the wall, but its also funny how everyone who skates with andy, rides his deck.
You haven't left the link to the previous video in the description
You look really cozy and stable on that board, sometimes your style can look a little choppy, on this board looked smoother, perhaps!? By the way love your style in general, just some edge off and less shifting around upon landing.
Would this board be recommendable for beginners, or those that haven't skateboarded in like two decades?
When you say you skate switch off the Nose… are you saying that you are riding switch with the tail forward and the nose as the ‘tail’? Ive never tried that intentionally. it happens natural of-course.. but i bet i would have more control since my bushing wear down slightly different.
Dude that's so funny, with switch and nollie, I'm the same, I pop the nose too. Iv felt alone for so long. 😂
god i love this content. lowkey want you and the guys at powell to try the rectangle Supreme board for the lulz
Skating a deck that's over 8" in width is for vert. CCS catalog circa 2001 told me so and that's my opinion for life. 😂😂. The fact these Andy boards make tricks more comfy actually seems cool tho.
Squarness allows freestyle tricks/ less damage to nose and for wear without shortening the deck. 👍 Thats from The designer of the board.
DAN OH MY DAYS DANNNNNN HIIIII I SEE YOU WHEN YOU SLEEP!!! I love you🤭🥴
If I had the 💵 I would ride a 9 inch egg, Welcome "Effigy" and && 2.0 I love the feel of these... feels more natural to me to ride these shapes... Popsicles have ruled the last 30 years... we need more funky twin shapes
The last time I skated a Powell deck was a Pat Brennan Slick with the raw meat graffic from the early 90’s.
Not sure why, but, I mentioned Dan's old videos from 10+ years ago and how great they were, but, my comments were either censored or deleted. In any case, they are worth checking out. He was ripping hard even back then. He still is today and I'm not taking anything away from that, but, just saying his old videos are something else.
Used to live in York, PA and our local was park called Reid. Dan used to skate there all the time around the period those old vids were shot. Was a blast to see him skate in person. Dude is the reason I learned five shuv fakie 😂😂
5:11 another interesting skateboarding conundrum, which came first the popsicle or the egg?
Egg iirc
The board is incredibly balanced, and makes shuv it tricks easy.
Honestly a great board. Only been on mine for a week, butt I Love the way it flips!. What skatepark? Anyone know?!
Wtf Dan got his teeth fixed?? Yo I missed a lot since joining the army 😂😊 good to see u still killin it
dude..looks like the board fits you good....smooth
I'm a newb coming from a 9.75 herion board thats just to large and couldn't get to pop, i just ordered the anderson 9.13 7 ply, will my 6.25 trucks work well with this board?
i cannot fathom how you create a video every day.
I did not expect the Eric Koston cameo at 9:12
Looking forward to seeing ur pro model when it happens.
You got some snark to your steeze. love it.
Great video! Where is that skatepark?
I want it so badly, I almost bought it and had it in my checkout basket....But it's too fat. I know I'll struggle. Such a shame.
Bro you shreddin' on this new shape!!
Someone stole my herron 2 about a month ago at Bonnaroo and this vid is bumming me out...great content tho as usual. Love you Dano
10:32 that double tre 🔥🔥🔥
Looking forward to what you come up with.
Great skating Dan👏🏽
That bowl and spine give me skatepark envy
When are you making your board?
I ride this board exclusively now and it reminds me of my snowboard. Snowboard shape
From my memory eggs definitely came first. 91 to 92. By the end of 93 boards were almost all popsicles.
Indy Mids 149’s or 159’s on this set-up?