Thank you guys! ❤️ Meepo Fan, Anonymous, Cesar Lin, Daniel King, Andres Romero, Marko Haatanen, Megabyte, Robin Ujlaky, Peter Kläres, Mees Boeijen, LaMècheQuiCourt, John, R Y, Sean Judge, Christian Veve, Paul Sexton, Jean-Denis Koeck, Evgenii Sozanov, Jasmin Jasko Alihodžić, Seth Mahowald, RonnieBlaze, Ted Christensen, Paul Smith, Hobscotch, Terje Berg, Jens Andersen, Hevel Ish, Richard Stockmarker. Sorry forgot to add patron names to the video this time!
As somebody who ate it HARD the very first day - while NOT wearing any protective gear - thanks for making this video! Hopefully new riders will heed your advice.
Lol same bro. "just a quick test" ='d broken wrist... freak bail. medium amount of regular skateboarding experience as well before that. First proper broken bone too. Got that out of the way I guess lol
I ate it after two months of building confidence, and working up to higher speeds. I think God that my injuries were not that bad, but they were definitely in enough to make me go out like Michelin man from now on.
I got an injury, without falling off. Apparently I rode so much that the vibrations caused a stress fracture in one of my foot bones. And because I kept riding, thinking the pain was just fatigue, the crack in the bone grew larger over time. The lesson, is that while feet hurting is normal when you start to skate to some extent, it might be something more serious, and you should watch for pain that feels like it doesn't "reset" between riding sessions.
@@DanielKwan Yeah. I knew something was up when I started having difficulty walking. Went to get x-rayed. Spent two months skateless and my foot covered in supportive tape. It healed very slowly, I really shouldn't have let it get so bad.
I’ve only had one really bad fall in my electric skateboard. However, I’ve had a lot of bad falls on all my other skateboards and snowboards, my instinct and my muscle memory has taught me to not catch myself with my arms and instead to fall on my back
I just fell yesterday (I've had my board for 2 weeks, still figuring out what I can get away with) and I was wondering how the algorithm knew about it. Turns out it's just the newest video
I just recently had a bad spill on my board gotta be honest this was the one time I wasn’t wearing a helmet but I ended up only getting road rash due to how I fell. It’s important to know how to fall because if u don’t know how too it can get a lot worse. Luckily I rolled so the only thing scuffed up was my arm nothing else was hurt. The most important thing when it comes to safety in my opinion is how to fall and roll it really reduces damage and doin it well will only get u a couple scrapes no matter the speed.
hahaha Love your ending. Great advices, I am just now almost done my recovery on a fall that fractured my left arm bone. I was wearing protections and it saved me from getting worst but now I want more and better protections... specially for knees, elbows and shoulder. I also just purchased the hip protection from triple 8 along with their knee and elbow EP 55 and KP 22. Gloves is something im still pondering. i never thought the ones with the puck would be a good idea since the puck makes it impossible to hold the remote but didnt know you could move it down, thats good to know! Thanks again Mr Kwan for an excellent video, you deserve more recognition!
I’ve had one really bad fall where I lost grip on a puddle of water that I didn’t notice was there because it was covered by leaves. Always wear a helmet!!
Nice collection of safety gear. I agree with the basics. 👍 For pads I am using G-Forms and gloves I really like the Flatland 3D gloves. Like having slide gloves but you are still able to hold a remote.
Great video, loosened my trucks wayyyyyy to much to carve smooth and simply had the board slip away from me and I still have a ugly scar from it but videos like this kept me safe.
Another option for gloves are flatland pucks. They are shaped to fit most remotes. I love it when my backfire remote gets in the way so I use flatland pucks cuz the shape allows me to hold remote
The padded jacket is my favorite. It saved me from major road rash. Mine has vents that cool you off in the heat and an extra removable layer for different seasons.
Thanks so much for this video! I was really curious about this & I think so many e-skaters care more about fashion than pads. I'm a skateboarder looking to get into electric for my commute. Your daily wear helps me figure out what I should get that I don't already have. Looks like everything is common between both except for gloves that can hold a remote. Probably best to try some in store in a longboard shop. Thanks again!!!
Just got the Meepo AWD Pro, it's a pretty sketchy ride which does force me to wear protective gear even at lower speeds, I longboard with a Landyachtz Time Machine and it's so comfortable that I don't wear protective gear other than wrist guards (I don't go downhill, I don't go fast on it, I have time to land on my protected hands if I need to. If I was going faster than I can push I would *definitely* be wearing a helmet and pads. Only used the wrist guards 3 times during the first week of longboarding years ago, but I do need my wrists to not be broken). Would recommend wrist guards over just gloves however because ideally you fall onto your hands, with wrist guards you reduce the chance of breaking your wrist.
2nd vid I've watched. Lovin the personal safety experience share. Never e boarded. Just longboarding & now one wheel. The safety equip applies though. Thanks for your input!
THis a life FACT. There are people that love to skate and people that love the IDEA of skating. You will know quick which one you are. If you fall, hurt yourself a bit and get right back on without hesitation, guess which one you are? Falling is just a part of skating. Nothing like sliding across the ground at 30mph like you are stealing home because of bad foot placement or too much weight on your back foot. Great video!
Like that you called out gloves with pucks and the adjustments you can make. There is a skate school that teaches you how to fall by sliding on your knee pads and gloves with pucks. Broken controller way cheaper than a broken wrist
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my LazyRolling hoodie! I got the reflective one. Super comfortable (after about 10 minutes I forget I'm wearing pads) and extremely well-made - absolutely worth the price and wait. It might get a little hot in the summer but I feel much safer wearing it.
I just put velcro tape on the remote and then stick the puck to the remote, and then stick the puck+remote to the glove. That way if you fall it grinds the puck instead of the remote.
As someone with loads of experience longboarding and (diy)esk8, I believe its up to the rider. But personally even if you have that experience please ride safe
I got an e skate and never fell but i fell with the traditional longboard and broke the bone that goes from your neck to your shoulder on the front above your chest somewhere. So if I would fall with an e skate protection will help guys
Great material, thank you! Have you thought about extra level of protection to include a shoulder brace to prevent dislocations (12-24 months to heal) and padding around hip bones?
Hi DKwan, Thank you for all the videos you've made so far. You really helped me pick out my board back when I started about 2000km ago, and I'm still coming back for your videos to this day. Was wondering if you'll be reviewing the BackFire Ranger X3, perhaps a preview model anytime soon?
Totally agree with this video. All eskaters should watch this video first. I'm recovering from a broken ankle and bought all these protective gear after my injury. If u are into electric skateboard, you "will" fall! Be smart like Daniel and protect yourself everyone!
@@kuruptsoul hope u have a nice recovery. Issue now is that I get freaked out if I go too fast... I wanted to do jumps like the trampa riders but I think I'm just gonna stick to carving at a controllable speed. Esk8ing is easy to push the limits and falling off just needs a bit of speed wobble or bump on the road! Take it easy out there u guys. Lol
Hey Daniel Kwan Please do a video about the exway remote.. Mine won't go backwards now i set to calibrate it and max speed is 3350 in calibration Neatrual is 1500 And on my remote I go to set the brake and when I pull down on brKe it says 1700 it should say 0 in calibration Its like the brake sensor isnt working Please help me dude :( I just got this board 4 days ago its broken already
If you already have slide gloves and don't want to purchase new gloves look into flatland 3d. They sell a puck that is on sale for $8.99 that is shaped so you can hold a remote at the same time.
*In eSkate it's even more important to wear a helmet than normal skatin as people lack the experience and skillset a normal skater would have.* New eRiders should especially be wearin one. A full face helmet is a good idea in esk8 for various reasons.
On the kneepads that bend your leg: isn't this better for riding, as having your legs straight makes you more unstable? You don't want to straighten your legs anyway is all I'm saying
Hey Daniel! Really need your help! What's the best backpack for the exway wave, I just got the one from slick revolution and it doesn't fit the wave. Really stuck now. Hope you can help.
@@DanielKwan thx dan, btw i reslly like ur content keep up with the good work 🔥 My questions is basically question about quality - i ve read couple of bad reviews of wowgo /problems. Is the quality good? I thnik that AT2 gives you more on that price range but as I mentioned abovd- potential problems (batteries/motors/ECS)
@@konradryczko Quality should be on par but IF there are any problems and replacement parts are needed, Backfire in many cases should be able to help more quickly as they have warehouses in N America and Europe in addition to China.
Why do you say the predator is giving you a false sense of security? Is the safety on this helmet poor? I’m looking for a full chin bicycle helmet. Like how the predator helmet has a wide field of view. Any idea how the safety compares to a full chin downhill mountain bike helmet.
I just mean since it completely covers the head and outside noises are more muffled, you may be more willing to ride faster or take more risks than you would if you were more exposed and could hear all the wind noise. Don’t know how it compares with mtb helmets in safety.
Everyone should watch this video before start riding. I am pretty careful when I ride but still i broke my collar bone and got some rocks imbedded in my palm. In a few times if I did not have my helmet on I would not be here typing. So the minimum is a basic skateboard helmet.
I personnally started electric rides about 4 years ago. Fell off twice. Once on the ground, the other time through a winshield. Wear your gear people. Helmet is a must, and knee pads. I understood that after something happenned. Don't be stupid like myself.
rider and DIY builder, my boards are crazy powerful and top out close to 50 mph. GEAR UP PLEASE! hip armor is more important that you think... even a slow speed fall is dangerous without gear. I shattered my hand falling at less than 10 mph... knees elbows wrist guards and full face helmet minimum!
For pads and gloves, I toss them in the washing machine. Use laundry nets. For helmets, most of them have removable pieces that you can wash. But I rarely wash protective gear tbh.
One time I thought I was being perfectly safe, then some guy cut me off and I fell off the board. Even the expensive gear is cheaper than the x-rays and rehab.
Personally I dont think its about how often you fall but about what happens when you fall. I only fell once, still consider my self a beginner .. wanted to move up one of my kneepads while driving .. stupid idea .. started wiggling .. came off balance .. speed to high for my feet. It was a bad fall .. if it wouldnt have been for the helmet, who got a lot of it .. chances are I wouldnt be here today .. or at least in a different way. You only need one crash like that, thats basically it. Dont make this a numbers game .. the odds are against you. Just always wear a helmet.
I literally went flying off my board today lmao, my thigh is all the way fudged lol, but I feel so much safer about how I had my helmet on like for real, if you are not going to wear pads, at least get a helmet!!!!!!
Damn judging from the comments you guys might as well wear an iron man suit. I don't wear anything and I've been fine. I also don't go faster than 10mph and slow down even slower on bumps and corners
Thank you guys! ❤️ Meepo Fan, Anonymous, Cesar Lin, Daniel King, Andres Romero, Marko Haatanen, Megabyte, Robin Ujlaky, Peter Kläres, Mees Boeijen, LaMècheQuiCourt, John, R Y, Sean Judge, Christian Veve, Paul Sexton, Jean-Denis Koeck, Evgenii Sozanov, Jasmin Jasko Alihodžić, Seth Mahowald, RonnieBlaze, Ted Christensen, Paul Smith, Hobscotch, Terje Berg, Jens Andersen, Hevel Ish, Richard Stockmarker. Sorry forgot to add patron names to the video this time!
Please make a mini ride review of the "beta" nls belt!
I want it so badly, my boosted board miss me so much😅
Hey thinking about buying the new evolve longboard u think it's worth it
"Dress for the fall not the ride" ✌️
Dress for the slide, not the ride 👊
As somebody who ate it HARD the very first day - while NOT wearing any protective gear - thanks for making this video! Hopefully new riders will heed your advice.
Lol same bro. "just a quick test" ='d broken wrist... freak bail. medium amount of regular skateboarding experience as well before that. First proper broken bone too. Got that out of the way I guess lol
I ate it after two months of building confidence, and working up to higher speeds. I think God that my injuries were not that bad, but they were definitely in enough to make me go out like Michelin man from now on.
You picked the correct thumbnail.
I got an injury, without falling off. Apparently I rode so much that the vibrations caused a stress fracture in one of my foot bones. And because I kept riding, thinking the pain was just fatigue, the crack in the bone grew larger over time. The lesson, is that while feet hurting is normal when you start to skate to some extent, it might be something more serious, and you should watch for pain that feels like it doesn't "reset" between riding sessions.
Woah thanks for sharing
@@DanielKwan Yeah. I knew something was up when I started having difficulty walking. Went to get x-rayed. Spent two months skateless and my foot covered in supportive tape. It healed very slowly, I really shouldn't have let it get so bad.
someone give this kid some milk
@@lalalala3968 yeah I've been daily commuting my Boosted board for 4 years and have never had this issue
I’ve only had one really bad fall in my electric skateboard. However, I’ve had a lot of bad falls on all my other skateboards and snowboards, my instinct and my muscle memory has taught me to not catch myself with my arms and instead to fall on my back
I just fell yesterday (I've had my board for 2 weeks, still figuring out what I can get away with) and I was wondering how the algorithm knew about it. Turns out it's just the newest video
I just recently had a bad spill on my board gotta be honest this was the one time I wasn’t wearing a helmet but I ended up only getting road rash due to how I fell. It’s important to know how to fall because if u don’t know how too it can get a lot worse. Luckily I rolled so the only thing scuffed up was my arm nothing else was hurt. The most important thing when it comes to safety in my opinion is how to fall and roll it really reduces damage and doin it well will only get u a couple scrapes no matter the speed.
COOL VIDEO , NICE TO SEE YOU ARE TRYING DIFFERENT KIND OF TOPICS NOWADAYS !
hahaha Love your ending. Great advices, I am just now almost done my recovery on a fall that fractured my left arm bone. I was wearing protections and it saved me from getting worst but now I want more and better protections... specially for knees, elbows and shoulder. I also just purchased the hip protection from triple 8 along with their knee and elbow EP 55 and KP 22. Gloves is something im still pondering. i never thought the ones with the puck would be a good idea since the puck makes it impossible to hold the remote but didnt know you could move it down, thats good to know! Thanks again Mr Kwan for an excellent video, you deserve more recognition!
I’ve had one really bad fall where I lost grip on a puddle of water that I didn’t notice was there because it was covered by leaves. Always wear a helmet!!
Nice collection of safety gear. I agree with the basics. 👍
For pads I am using G-Forms and gloves I really like the Flatland 3D gloves. Like having slide gloves but you are still able to hold a remote.
full face helmet zero exceptions as you were
mips good idea
Great video, loosened my trucks wayyyyyy to much to carve smooth and simply had the board slip away from me and I still have a ugly scar from it but videos like this kept me safe.
I just got a Bell full face helmet. Really cool design and light weight. I am preparing to get back on e-board.
Another option for gloves are flatland pucks. They are shaped to fit most remotes. I love it when my backfire remote gets in the way so I use flatland pucks cuz the shape allows me to hold remote
The padded jacket is my favorite. It saved me from major road rash. Mine has vents that cool you off in the heat and an extra removable layer for different seasons.
Hey man could you tel me what brand you got? I’m looking into a padded jacket.
@@jackweerts1776 it is fox. Cheap on Amazon!
this should be the go to eboard what-to-wear guide. thanks for all the links.
surprised flatland 3d gloves weren't mentioned. been looking for better knee & elbow pads so glad I have some trusted recommendations now.
I listed them in the video description. I don’t have them so I didn’t talk about them.
Thanks so much for this video! I was really curious about this & I think so many e-skaters care more about fashion than pads.
I'm a skateboarder looking to get into electric for my commute. Your daily wear helps me figure out what I should get that I don't already have.
Looks like everything is common between both except for gloves that can hold a remote. Probably best to try some in store in a longboard shop.
Thanks again!!!
Thank you for the informative detailed videos my friend! Hope we can skate in. NYC one day
Just got the Meepo AWD Pro, it's a pretty sketchy ride which does force me to wear protective gear even at lower speeds, I longboard with a Landyachtz Time Machine and it's so comfortable that I don't wear protective gear other than wrist guards (I don't go downhill, I don't go fast on it, I have time to land on my protected hands if I need to. If I was going faster than I can push I would *definitely* be wearing a helmet and pads. Only used the wrist guards 3 times during the first week of longboarding years ago, but I do need my wrists to not be broken).
Would recommend wrist guards over just gloves however because ideally you fall onto your hands, with wrist guards you reduce the chance of breaking your wrist.
2nd vid I've watched. Lovin the personal safety experience share. Never e boarded. Just longboarding & now one wheel. The safety equip applies though. Thanks for your input!
Thanks for mentioning my comment! im all healed up now and back to riding with my new helmet stay woke dude👌
THis a life FACT. There are people that love to skate and people that love the IDEA of skating. You will know quick which one you are. If you fall, hurt yourself a bit and get right back on without hesitation, guess which one you are? Falling is just a part of skating. Nothing like sliding across the ground at 30mph like you are stealing home because of bad foot placement or too much weight on your back foot. Great video!
Like that you called out gloves with pucks and the adjustments you can make. There is a skate school that teaches you how to fall by sliding on your knee pads and gloves with pucks. Broken controller way cheaper than a broken wrist
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my LazyRolling hoodie! I got the reflective one. Super comfortable (after about 10 minutes I forget I'm wearing pads) and extremely well-made - absolutely worth the price and wait. It might get a little hot in the summer but I feel much safer wearing it.
I just put velcro tape on the remote and then stick the puck to the remote, and then stick the puck+remote to the glove. That way if you fall it grinds the puck instead of the remote.
Good informative video and still fun to watch. You're doing a great job, keep it up ! p.s. When can we expect a review for the Backfire X3 ?
Thanks a lot! Helped me a lot!
As someone with loads of experience longboarding and (diy)esk8, I believe its up to the rider. But personally even if you have that experience please ride safe
daaam i am early
love your style video's
keep on going
I got an e skate and never fell but i fell with the traditional longboard and broke the bone that goes from your neck to your shoulder on the front above your chest somewhere. So if I would fall with an e skate protection will help guys
Also I skate since 6years now and its like walking around for me
Great material, thank you! Have you thought about extra level of protection to include a shoulder brace to prevent dislocations (12-24 months to heal) and padding around hip bones?
Dude your too funny. Love your content thank you.
HillBilly makes excellent hip pads. Out of all the brands available these had the best protection for your actual hip bones in my experience.
Daniel, im sure you have already got a hold of a MilesBoard Phantom by now. Seems promising, looking forward to your take on it!
love how you end it
Great video! Very comprehensive
Hi DKwan, Thank you for all the videos you've made so far. You really helped me pick out my board back when I started about 2000km ago, and I'm still coming back for your videos to this day. Was wondering if you'll be reviewing the BackFire Ranger X3, perhaps a preview model anytime soon?
Not sure but probably not
I laughed at you pulling faces in the helmets :-)
Great video! Thank you!
Totally agree with this video. All eskaters should watch this video first. I'm recovering from a broken ankle and bought all these protective gear after my injury. If u are into electric skateboard, you "will" fall! Be smart like Daniel and protect yourself everyone!
Yeah I broke my elbow a few months ago... safety is heavy on my mind now
@@kuruptsoul hope u have a nice recovery. Issue now is that I get freaked out if I go too fast... I wanted to do jumps like the trampa riders but I think I'm just gonna stick to carving at a controllable speed. Esk8ing is easy to push the limits and falling off just needs a bit of speed wobble or bump on the road! Take it easy out there u guys. Lol
Great review !
I have been looking for this
I own those gloves from noblemantech and yea they're actually good for biking or on a scooter. Good point on those.
G3 arrived this week chicago here I come
Do you recommend the ownboard w2 for budget belt drive?
My wife walked in the room at 2:58 and asked wtf am I watching lol
Hey Daniel Kwan
Please do a video about the exway remote..
Mine won't go backwards now i set to calibrate it and max speed is 3350 in calibration
Neatrual is 1500
And on my remote I go to set the brake and when I pull down on brKe it says 1700 it should say 0 in calibration
Its like the brake sensor isnt working
Please help me dude :( I just got this board 4 days ago its broken already
Triple 8 bumsaver is great for protecting hips
1:17 was the best
Hi, can you make a Video about the „MaxFind“ boards?
If you already have slide gloves and don't want to purchase new gloves look into flatland 3d. They sell a puck that is on sale for $8.99 that is shaped so you can hold a remote at the same time.
*In eSkate it's even more important to wear a helmet than normal skatin as people lack the experience and skillset a normal skater would have.*
New eRiders should especially be wearin one. A full face helmet is a good idea in esk8 for various reasons.
Thank you
Your channel logo stickers are sick. How in gods name would I be able to buy them.
Thanks! You can get them here shop.dffective.com/collections/stickers
Im afraid of falling and crushing the remote control, it's probably going to be the first thing to hit the ground. Enjoyed the video.
On the kneepads that bend your leg: isn't this better for riding, as having your legs straight makes you more unstable? You don't want to straighten your legs anyway is all I'm saying
Sure but with other pads you can still bend your legs
Hey Daniel! Really need your help! What's the best backpack for the exway wave, I just got the one from slick revolution and it doesn't fit the wave. Really stuck now. Hope you can help.
I have a question. can I use karting helmet on longboarding
I think your field of view up and down may be limited but you can try it.
@@DanielKwan ok good to know
Do you use the full face helmets when cycling on roads? I do
Yes❤❤
guys help - im considering buying Ranger X2/X3 or WoWGo AT2 - which one to chose? I got G3 already but my work commute got really bad pavement
Ranger if you are fine with hub motors, AT2 if you’ll want to change wheels for different situations.
@@DanielKwan thx dan, btw i reslly like ur content keep up with the good work 🔥
My questions is basically question about quality - i ve read couple of bad reviews of wowgo /problems. Is the quality good?
I thnik that AT2 gives you more on that price range but as I mentioned abovd- potential problems (batteries/motors/ECS)
@@konradryczko Quality should be on par but IF there are any problems and replacement parts are needed, Backfire in many cases should be able to help more quickly as they have warehouses in N America and Europe in addition to China.
Very good advices 👍😂
If you get a chance, try a lacrosse helmet
Why do you say the predator is giving you a false sense of security? Is the safety on this helmet poor?
I’m looking for a full chin bicycle helmet. Like how the predator helmet has a wide field of view. Any idea how the safety compares to a full chin downhill mountain bike helmet.
I just mean since it completely covers the head and outside noises are more muffled, you may be more willing to ride faster or take more risks than you would if you were more exposed and could hear all the wind noise.
Don’t know how it compares with mtb helmets in safety.
Do a review of the new beast board!
Is it ok to buy used knee and shin guards/pads? I know helmets are a no no.
Thanks for another great video! Older than you look.....the question now is...how old are you??
69
@@DanielKwan 😂
Everyone should watch this video before start riding. I am pretty careful when I ride but still i broke my collar bone and got some rocks imbedded in my palm. In a few times if I did not have my helmet on I would not be here typing. So the minimum is a basic skateboard helmet.
"If you die, you're going to make people sad"
Idk why but that part got me 😂
I personnally started electric rides about 4 years ago. Fell off twice. Once on the ground, the other time through a winshield.
Wear your gear people. Helmet is a must, and knee pads.
I understood that after something happenned. Don't be stupid like myself.
So if i want to use an electric skateboard for daily commutes..all that protective gear looks like its too much to carry around every day. 😅
I'm in the same situation a 30 pound board is enough to take to class
The best protective gear is the gear you'll consistently wear.
Forcefield body armor makes the best stuff if you can find it. I have their shorts.
Omg I just noticed your t shirt I love it lmao
How old is Daniel Kwan??? 😆... I considered I started this hobby late (I'm 31.. started at 29)
I love helmets ! :)
rider and DIY builder, my boards are crazy powerful and top out close to 50 mph. GEAR UP PLEASE! hip armor is more important that you think... even a slow speed fall is dangerous without gear. I shattered my hand falling at less than 10 mph... knees elbows wrist guards and full face helmet minimum!
Is most of this stuff easy to wash?
For pads and gloves, I toss them in the washing machine. Use laundry nets. For helmets, most of them have removable pieces that you can wash. But I rarely wash protective gear tbh.
Just last week I fell at 30mph. Some guy pulled out on me and i had to bail. My helmet snapped in half.
Imagine if this happened to skaters that don't wear helmets...
My mom made me wear my helmet. Now I learned my lesson and wear my helmet. I can imagine what would've happened if I wasn't wearing it.
One time I thought I was being perfectly safe, then some guy cut me off and I fell off the board. Even the expensive gear is cheaper than the x-rays and rehab.
Who else voted for the stay alive thumbnail on his Instagram..
Holy Shit! That T-shirt! I thought it was an anime character on a quick look but its Keiran! Where did you get it?
www.dffective.com
hello Daniel Kwan
hi
Yes, i too am a victim of falling off and a bone.
What's a helmet?
How about share the TaoBao links as well? Lol.
I would say a helmet and wrist pads are more important, than a helmet and knee pads and elbow pads .
I am in my 50s and I've been skating my entire life you need to learn the skill of bailing and not falling
Love the cheesy helmet headshots 🤣
I broke my hip by hitting a curb at 2mph. I would wear those thicker hip pads no matter what if I were you.
Personally I dont think its about how often you fall but about what happens when you fall. I only fell once, still consider my self a beginner .. wanted to move up one of my kneepads while driving .. stupid idea .. started wiggling .. came off balance .. speed to high for my feet. It was a bad fall .. if it wouldnt have been for the helmet, who got a lot of it .. chances are I wouldnt be here today .. or at least in a different way. You only need one crash like that, thats basically it. Dont make this a numbers game .. the odds are against you. Just always wear a helmet.
the way you try on the helmets😂
Cest combien un cervau
No health insurance is crazy
Someone sells thicker slide pucks with a hole for a remote
I literally went flying off my board today lmao, my thigh is all the way fudged lol, but I feel so much safer about how I had my helmet on like for real, if you are not going to wear pads, at least get a helmet!!!!!!
Ah hip pads. I’m here after day 1 with road rash because I was wearing booty shorts and fell off 😮💨
I think I’m gonna buy some hip pads
Damn judging from the comments you guys might as well wear an iron man suit. I don't wear anything and I've been fine. I also don't go faster than 10mph and slow down even slower on bumps and corners
These are expensive tho
Watching him slide across the pavement reminds me of one of my crashes where I slid like 20 feet