Mark your skills have been inspiring throughout all of your videos, but let's just give your camera lady huge props on this one...she totally killed it. Well done!
The big difference was having the kids out of the equation, and when she does something, like me, she gives it 110%. Her filming was the difference in this no doubt! I’ll pass on your kind words.
Hey Mark Best video of yours so far ! You have this really inspiring mood , and give to the surfskate a new dimension I would have never thought to skate in places like you did, but now I will open more my mind to creativity And maybe bigger softer wheels also :)
This comment means so much to me! This is what I have been trying to preach: The surfskate is the all-terrain-vehicle of skateboarding technology that can be used practically anywhere and for anything! It is the greatest invention and so many people are barely scratching the surface of the doors it can open!!!
Always fantastic music matching beautiful scenery and definitely your amazing surf skateboard. Only matched or bettered by the filming - running and suddenly changing directions to stay with you.
Absolutely fantastic shots Mark, what an amazing trip that must have been!! Hats off to your little lady running her a$& off to get some of those shots!! You guys are a great team! Really enjoy all your content. 🙏😎
Yeah, the filming and the amazing backdrops were the real stars that made my skating look better. I tried to split the really impactful scenes up, but I think Part 2 may be even better once it is ready.
Alec, I apologize, you were the first person to give me a SuperThanks and I didn't notice until now... I assumed the comment notification would look different. I greatly appreciate that contribution to the channel! Thank you!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer No worries Mark... Enjoy a coffee. Would be awesome to have you around a bit closer... Could certainly use some one to one training... But with films like this one or your amazing bowl tutorials you give all the advice that is needed. If you mention the Buymeacoffee button in the film itself there might be more positive response... Hey and 2, 3 or 5 euros doesn't hurt.....You have plenty of followers that enjoy your output. Cheers :)
Glorious shots my friend. Really get the feeling of adventure while watching this. Great job editing and riding! Loved that tail tap on the rocks but all around super creative skating. I saw you had those shark wheels, I actually just ordered some the other day. Stoked to do a surf skate review on them this coming week.
Thanks! I am really glad I brought those wheels because this is exactly the terrain they are meant for: Bumpy and damp. I first tried them in a smooth skatepark and I found them sluggish and not really working, but they really came through on this trip.
Awesome video with lots of cool places, and man, you are a beast ! PS: I guess your wife did also a great job. Was really funny to see her shadow running behind you :)
Skating street is all I knew growing up in Ottawa, so I still see the world through that lens and I think it is a great thing to help me see opportunities that others who grew up with skateparks might miss!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer hell yeah! Very inspiring - definitely looking for some unique Idaho locations to shoot a video kind of like the video I made at the giant cedar grove last summer. Also next time I’m out surf skating I definitely want to try and incorporate some of what I’ve been working on over the last year and my “learning to skate @50 idea” - when I grew up it was with the dirt roads of Montana and Alaska lol.
Dude, I loved it!! More than the island from yow…. Wonderfully filmed by your saint wife, great scenario and landscape (my country by the way) Congratulations
Man, awesome footage! I’ve always thought you were a great skater, but watching you rip these spots that’s probably no one has ever skated and making it look so cool and effortless at the same time. Crushing it.
It was extra special thinking that I was probably the first person skating most of these spots because I researched a lot before hand and mostly saw footage in the same spots in the cities and kinda sad skateparks (to be fair the population is just over 50,000 on the whole island). I saw some other surfskaters cruising back and forth on the sidewalk and thought "man they don't know what they are missing out on!"
This is rad Sir. I just started messing around with a surf skate. It is a good time fore sure. This is a beautiful edit. Keep the adventure going and stay Rad.
I really love the shape and concave of the snappers deck. Liked the long nose on the Medina. Will soon be trying out the Christenson Skalle - Hopefully the perfect in-between of those 2! I think I would make a great ambassador, but not sure that I have the image that companies want.
Beautiful Island and the waves 🌊 definitely better than the concrete. I recall on smallish skatepark minus a Bowl. But interesting place. Almost like timed had passed in a different pace than the rest of the world . Hope you enjoyed.
It was great. The waves didn't work out for me that well the week I was there. It was either flat or insanely huge but the surfskate helped make it a success even if I didn't get to surf as much as I had hoped.
Woke up on saturday morning, saw a notification saying your new video is out and I was hyped for the weekend! Made coffee and breakfast, hit play and enjoyed the video! 😎 There’s some great skating in this one (as is in all of your videos). But the scenery makes this even greater! I find the boardslide particularly awesome, as I haven’t yet been able to land one myself. I always get wheelbite on landing. The backslide to 180 off a ledge is great. I have to try this myself. Your kickflips are legendary, people don’t appreciate how much harder it is to land one on a surfskateboard! The drop in to the bank from a rock was also awesome.👍 Hats off to your wife for doing all the camera work! Mine always gets bored and angry with me after a couple of tries. 😇 What equipment do you use, we can see her running like crazy in a shot, but the video is stable. Is it a DJI Osmo? The aerial shots were great as well.
Thank you! The term for that fakie 180 off the ledge is a "half-cab" named after Steve Caballero, hard to do on a surfskate but a fun challenge! For most of the moving shots, we just used the GoPro Hero 10 - the hypersmooth stabilization does an incredible job. Don't even bother with a gimbal anymore.
@@MaTiCeK It isn't really that bad, the only difference is you have to get the timing spot on. It is almost easier than an ollie because you don't need to travel as far: Basically the trucks you pop from only have to travel a few inches to clear the gap. With an ollie your back trucks need to move at least a board-length because you pop before your front trucks hit the edge and you need to be in the air long enough for your back trucks clear that same edge.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer You know it. Got a week and a half left and I can walk pretty fine now so maybe I will get some in! Got surf camp last week so will figure SOMETHING out
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer Hell yeah. Girlfriend and I recently took a roadtrip out to LA for a music festival and took the surfskates. It was so goddamn fun having them along to rip any and everything at any moment.
Hi Mark. Portuguese guy here. I'm happy that you enjoy food old pt so.much. Inhave been watching your videos. I think they hare amazing. I'm 47 and your surfskating has been an inspiration. I managed to put a eaterborne skate adapter in my 41 inch globe longboard. I am enjoying the experience so.much that I decided to buy a surfskate. That being said I would like to ask tou your height so I can understand a little.bit better wich size to buy. Mysel.I am 177 cm and weight 78 kilos. Thank you, thank you Thank you.
I am about exactly 6 feet so I think that is like 183 cm or 182cm. My weight fluctuates a lot and no idea what it is in kilos, but usually between 168 and 178 lbs.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thank you. It gives me another perspective. In here I can buy Carver, Yow or Smoothstar, but the shops don't let you "try" the boards. I was inclined to get the Medina Cammo after seing your review, but now I guess that sizewise, the yow pipe or the Medina 10 would sooth me better. Thank you for your reply! It really helped me!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thanks for reply. How you see yow snappers compare to the small fish tail of yow Aritz 32.5? R they much diff? I’m struggling on which to go for. Many thanks
@damo9706 Fish tails are for aesthetics, rounded full tails are for performance. If you mainly want to pose with your board for photos on the beach, go fish tail. If you want to shred on it, go with a full tail based off a traditional skateboard. My two cents!
@damo9706 Less weight might be the only positive thing. But it will be more fragile, worse pop, I imagine it would add flex to an area you typically want stiff to drive power from, and just be a little less secure underfoot for drop ins or tail stalls or slash grinds.
Barcelona definitely on the list. I am riding the C5s less these days because I want the additional challenge of landing tricks on surfskates with swing arm front trucks, otherwise people tend to discount them.
Very cool video and the settings of azores look surreal. Especially the wooden pathway run above the clouds! Very cool use of natural topography of a place not really seen as a skateboard place. You should get some kudos from Azores tourism authorities:) Could you comment on sharkwheels. I think you have two sizes? Do they help?
I'll be doing a review video soon. They were really good in some settings but really bad in others, but glad I brought them for the rough wet sections.
Mmm, volatile. It seemed to either be suicidally heavy or completely flat. Not ideal for my first return to the ocean in more than 2 years but would have been good for a highly skilled surfer.
My transition board you almost have: YOW Snapper deck; Carver C5 TRUCKS with Bones medum white bushings on the road side only and 58mm Spitfire Formula Four Full Conical 97a. Try it, you'll like it
I have some Santa Cruz 95a Scudwadz on one of my boards and they work okay but I find them harder to control in slides. Do you find that with the spitfires?
I couldn't tell you other than Spitfire Formula Fours are the most popular wheels in Southern California in skate parks. I happen to think the slide is a little more predictable than Bones which are pretty much ranked the second preferred brand of wheel. Spitfires have their own sound when sliding. Kinna scratchy. I would not recommend anything harder than the 97a (green label,) since it is a surfskate.
Hi mark, ik currently waiting to pick up my first surfskate, been watchinng your tutorials and also surfskatelove channel too... What is the move you do at 3:02, its like a 180 turn, after you snap (?) ive seen this in almost every surfskate video but theres no tutorials on it that ive seen! What is it and how do you do it? 🙏
Basically a 180 powerslide or 180 snap followed by a kickturn to bring it back to forward. I cover it as one of the learning steps towards 360 slides in this video: ua-cam.com/video/mmsRO-fwYmw/v-deo.html
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer No kidding, it would have been a difficult trip home for Polly too given when the crew got back to Portugal, their numbers had dwindled from 240 to 18 and they had lost 4-5 ships. All they had to show for it was a lot of cinnamon. The company then short changed them because they lost the ship. "Your father died, but he died so we could have cinnamon toast"-Mrs. Magellan
That is a great way of asking that question! It WAS the YOW Snappers that you see in this movie, however, I bashed it up a lot on this trip and it is in very rough shape now. I have a new YOW arriving next week. In the meantime, I just recently received a Smoothstar Toledo #77 and I have to say that I am very much enjoying it right now for quick sessions on the street and in the parking lot.
Are you a downhill longboarder? Regular skateboarders have tried my board at the park and are always amazed at how fast it is. Maybe the setup you tried wasn't ideal?
I consulted several people and most said they were able to take them carry-on. Some people were forced to check them. We took our chances and were allowed to bring them carry-on. Our back up plan was to ask if we could gate check them like a baby seat or mobility walker.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer respect, beacause I imagine airlines like ryanair would charge like 50 euros if gate checked , probably more than the ticket itself. I haven't taken my chances yet! a little scurred
Honestly, speaking as someone who is of middle eastern descent who knows all about racial profiling at airports, I felt like them seeing me riding a skateboard made me seem less of a concern than if I were sitting and looking at a laptop. It is what it is. Maybe I should start bringing a skateboard with me on work trips too.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer you and I are breaking down stereo-type barriers. (I'm of Chinese descent in Australia). Soon you will get many more subscribers.
@@pokeypickle3 I love how diverse surfskating is because of how it has grown all over the world. Growing up in Ottawa when I was younger, I was often the only brown-skinned skateboarder but I certainly don't feel out of place in the surfskate world now.
Getting to another country and trying unsafe skate tricks without wearing any protection - stupid thing. The risk not worth 28k youtube views. But vid is great. 👍
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer basically any trick can go wrong. e.g. 5:27 even simple skating on the grass can throw you to side to the stairs if wheel hit some stone or hole. Just simple surf-pumping especially close to the edge of the road can go wrong. e.g 1:30 I'm doing LDP longboarding for 15 years, last 5 years I feel myself quite profi and had no incidents. I can do dancing on the board with closed eyes. ....But... 2 weeks ago I hit pavement so hard so I end up with broken elbow, because front track kingpin suddenly got broken. You never know man. Be safe. As an example: ua-cam.com/video/edNQc-bCdvE/v-deo.html - I've got similar hardware fail.
@@PeterFox-n2x My worst injuries have been from freak incidents like yours, like a wheel coming off of a borrowed board or a surfboard hitting me in the head. It is a sport full of risk. I don't agree with your assessment that it is stupid to do what I love while travelling. The mental health benefits I get from surfskating outweigh the injuries I have sustained. But I appreciate your concern and assure you that I am far more cautious than selectively edited video clips might suggest.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer yes, I got your point. I'm also skating sometimes abroad, but always wearing gloves, helmet,etc. bcs medical expenses can be high ;-)
Mark your skills have been inspiring throughout all of your videos, but let's just give your camera lady huge props on this one...she totally killed it. Well done!
The big difference was having the kids out of the equation, and when she does something, like me, she gives it 110%. Her filming was the difference in this no doubt! I’ll pass on your kind words.
Whoa.... Is she running for most of the footage ?
Love this Mark!!
I especially like the shadows showing behind-the-scenes of the filming process :-)
She went all out. You should have seen her sprinting to keep up with me on the volcano-top boardwalk. An absolute rockstar of skate filming.
Looked like fun! You've got a good, good girl runnin' to film like that! Kudos to her 👊🏼
No doubt! I passed on your kudos and it made her day.
Wow!! Absolutely amazing! Seriously one of the best surfskate videos I've seen! Can't wait to see what's next🤙😎
I really appreciate that!
Hey Mark
Best video of yours so far ! You have this really inspiring mood , and give to the surfskate a new dimension
I would have never thought to skate in places like you did, but now I will open more my mind to creativity
And maybe bigger softer wheels also :)
This comment means so much to me! This is what I have been trying to preach: The surfskate is the all-terrain-vehicle of skateboarding technology that can be used practically anywhere and for anything! It is the greatest invention and so many people are barely scratching the surface of the doors it can open!!!
Always fantastic music matching beautiful scenery and definitely your amazing surf skateboard. Only matched or bettered by the filming - running and suddenly changing directions to stay with you.
Absolutely fantastic shots Mark, what an amazing trip that must have been!! Hats off to your little lady running her a$& off to get some of those shots!! You guys are a great team! Really enjoy all your content. 🙏😎
Thank you! We had a great time and it is really rewarding to see how well this turned out.
The running shadow 👌👌👌😄😃
Great film! Love your work and skills! You’re always welcome back here in Portugal 🇵🇹
I love this video. It is so cool that you take your surf skateboard with you during your trip! You do skate so freely!
Epic, Mark! So well done and so much fun. 🙌
Thanks Steve!
Blistering soundtrack, epic, inspired & exciting skating - Just brilliant! :)
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. A new fun spot to explore at the end of the summer, should be the best yet.
Wow! Just wow.
Inspiring stuff and great production and camera work too.
Thanks!
Ahh so cool! Those aerial shots especially! A great evolution from Unconventional. And kudos to your wife for the great camera work 😁
Yeah, the filming and the amazing backdrops were the real stars that made my skating look better. I tried to split the really impactful scenes up, but I think Part 2 may be even better once it is ready.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer I'm looking forward to it!
Cheers mate... Thanks for all your efforts.... Your surfskating is truely awesome. Keep them coming :)
Really appreciate that, thank you!
Alec, I apologize, you were the first person to give me a SuperThanks and I didn't notice until now... I assumed the comment notification would look different. I greatly appreciate that contribution to the channel! Thank you!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer No worries Mark... Enjoy a coffee. Would be awesome to have you around a bit closer... Could certainly use some one to one training... But with films like this one or your amazing bowl tutorials you give all the advice that is needed. If you mention the Buymeacoffee button in the film itself there might be more positive response... Hey and 2, 3 or 5 euros doesn't hurt.....You have plenty of followers that enjoy your output. Cheers :)
Glorious shots my friend. Really get the feeling of adventure while watching this. Great job editing and riding! Loved that tail tap on the rocks but all around super creative skating. I saw you had those shark wheels, I actually just ordered some the other day. Stoked to do a surf skate review on them this coming week.
Thanks! I am really glad I brought those wheels because this is exactly the terrain they are meant for: Bumpy and damp. I first tried them in a smooth skatepark and I found them sluggish and not really working, but they really came through on this trip.
Cool vid! Makes me want to visit Portugal. Glad you and your wife were able to travel again ✌️
It was great, felt like a different world but at the same time some similarities to other places I've been.
Awesome video with lots of cool places, and man, you are a beast ! PS: I guess your wife did also a great job. Was really funny to see her shadow running behind you :)
Amazing that after all of this a sprained finger and a bunch of scrapes was the only cost of admission!
The whole world is our skate park.
I love how you incorporate street skating into your surf skating!! Killer edit in all sorts of killer locations GOOD JOB my man!!!!
Skating street is all I knew growing up in Ottawa, so I still see the world through that lens and I think it is a great thing to help me see opportunities that others who grew up with skateparks might miss!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer hell yeah! Very inspiring - definitely looking for some unique Idaho locations to shoot a video kind of like the video I made at the giant cedar grove last summer. Also next time I’m out surf skating I definitely want to try and incorporate some of what I’ve been working on over the last year and my “learning to skate @50 idea” - when I grew up it was with the dirt roads of Montana and Alaska lol.
Awesome Dude, I love your riding and the Azores are just beautiful. Been there by my self, its an amazing place to explore all the islands
Super cool
Dude, I loved it!! More than the island from yow…. Wonderfully filmed by your saint wife, great scenario and landscape (my country by the way) Congratulations
Hey, thanks so much! I really need to get to mainland Portugal in the near future. We'll go find some new cool spots together when I do!
Nice one mate at 6.13, I half expected the camera to zoom out to the surf and see you surfing out of a barrel then back on the Surfskate!😂
Next time!
3:36 cows love the yows 😂
😆
Man, awesome footage! I’ve always thought you were a great skater, but watching you rip these spots that’s probably no one has ever skated and making it look so cool and effortless at the same time. Crushing it.
It was extra special thinking that I was probably the first person skating most of these spots because I researched a lot before hand and mostly saw footage in the same spots in the cities and kinda sad skateparks (to be fair the population is just over 50,000 on the whole island). I saw some other surfskaters cruising back and forth on the sidewalk and thought "man they don't know what they are missing out on!"
Really great video, more people need to see this!!!
Thank you!
right on
Too satisfied to watch❤
Hey Mark, great video bro, maybe can you post in description all parts of your surf simulator like wheels size, shape and etc.
Eres increíble, muy bueno este video te trae mucha motivación muchas gracias por este gran video!!!
Yes, Love Handles are the wheels I've been using ever since they came out. Perfect for the YOW.
LMAO This entire video should be dedicated to the lady running and filming.
I can't argue that! I hereby dedicate this film to my incredible wife!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer Get her on a cruiser bro. She DEF got the leg strength for it. 🤙🤙🤙
@RadioTrashKid She can ride but she prefers filming by foot, no matter how much I try to convince her it is easier to roll!
Rad video man.
Amazing film! Greetings From Portugal 🇵🇹
Thank you!
Lovely flim though!
☺️
This is rad Sir. I just started messing around with a surf skate. It is a good time fore sure.
This is a beautiful edit. Keep the adventure going and stay Rad.
Thank you!
Great Movie, love it !!
Thank you 😊, I am glad you enjoyed it!
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!
Thanks for watching! Part 2 is going to be even better!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer I'm psyched for that
Damn, dude, you're shredding out there. Cool film.
Thank you!
Awesome video bro... So cool scenes... Greetings from Ecuador
Thanks!
Credit must also go to the camera girl who had to run after u to catch the great shots!
No question there!
Surfskate is the ONE
Congrats to the female filmaker!
Menudas carreras que se pegó tu novia. Vale su peso en oro! jajajajaja. Buen video
Amazing
Awesome!
Amazing 🤩👍
I see you still in love with the yows.Great video .
Worked great on this trip, hard to believe it survived really!
very good picture...
is the Snapper your fav board? Yow should get you as one of their ambassadors!
kudos to the running camera woman!
I really love the shape and concave of the snappers deck. Liked the long nose on the Medina. Will soon be trying out the Christenson Skalle - Hopefully the perfect in-between of those 2! I think I would make a great ambassador, but not sure that I have the image that companies want.
What are the orange wheels? They look great.
Orangatang Love Handles
Awesome
Throwin Buckets
Your bag of tricks is sick man
This August I`ll be doing a 40 for 40 and should be a piece of cake!
Beautiful Island and the waves 🌊 definitely better than the concrete. I recall on smallish skatepark minus a Bowl. But interesting place. Almost like timed had passed in a different pace than the rest of the world . Hope you enjoyed.
It was great. The waves didn't work out for me that well the week I was there. It was either flat or insanely huge but the surfskate helped make it a success even if I didn't get to surf as much as I had hoped.
Woke up on saturday morning, saw a notification saying your new video is out and I was hyped for the weekend!
Made coffee and breakfast, hit play and enjoyed the video! 😎
There’s some great skating in this one (as is in all of your videos). But the scenery makes this even greater!
I find the boardslide particularly awesome, as I haven’t yet been able to land one myself. I always get wheelbite on landing.
The backslide to 180 off a ledge is great. I have to try this myself. Your kickflips are legendary, people don’t appreciate how much harder it is to land one on a surfskateboard! The drop in to the bank from a rock was also awesome.👍
Hats off to your wife for doing all the camera work! Mine always gets bored and angry with me after a couple of tries. 😇
What equipment do you use, we can see her running like crazy in a shot, but the video is stable. Is it a DJI Osmo? The aerial shots were great as well.
Thank you! The term for that fakie 180 off the ledge is a "half-cab" named after Steve Caballero, hard to do on a surfskate but a fun challenge! For most of the moving shots, we just used the GoPro Hero 10 - the hypersmooth stabilization does an incredible job. Don't even bother with a gimbal anymore.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thanks, I have to try it. I can do it on flat. But from a ledge it seems much more difficult to do.
@@MaTiCeK It isn't really that bad, the only difference is you have to get the timing spot on. It is almost easier than an ollie because you don't need to travel as far: Basically the trucks you pop from only have to travel a few inches to clear the gap. With an ollie your back trucks need to move at least a board-length because you pop before your front trucks hit the edge and you need to be in the air long enough for your back trucks clear that same edge.
Holy shit this is RAD!!!
I really appreciate that 🙏
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer 🤘🏻🤙
I also came to Portugal to skate and busted my ankle at the airport as soon as I arrived 💀💀*Bittersweet but glad to see someone making it 😝
Right at the airport? Nooooo. Were you trying something cool or just an unlucky accident?
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer Tried out the slide stop which I’ve been nailing* on concrete but the buttery airport floors took me away 🥲😂
@@Nina94771 Noooo! You'll need to go back and get redemption
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer You know it. Got a week and a half left and I can walk pretty fine now so maybe I will get some in! Got surf camp last week so will figure SOMETHING out
Sweet vid!
🏄🏻♂🏄🏻♂🔥🔥
Awesome! Hope you had a great time!
Was soooo so good!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer Hell yeah. Girlfriend and I recently took a roadtrip out to LA for a music festival and took the surfskates. It was so goddamn fun having them along to rip any and everything at any moment.
Love it bro! Would love to see a behind the scenes too! 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Yeah, I didn't have room for a bail reel... Maybe that becomes a seperate video
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer Do itttt
Nice edit 👍🏼
Hi Mark. Portuguese guy here. I'm happy that you enjoy food old pt so.much. Inhave been watching your videos. I think they hare amazing. I'm 47 and your surfskating has been an inspiration. I managed to put a eaterborne skate adapter in my 41 inch globe longboard. I am enjoying the experience so.much that I decided to buy a surfskate. That being said I would like to ask tou your height so I can understand a little.bit better wich size to buy. Mysel.I am 177 cm and weight 78 kilos. Thank you, thank you Thank you.
I am about exactly 6 feet so I think that is like 183 cm or 182cm. My weight fluctuates a lot and no idea what it is in kilos, but usually between 168 and 178 lbs.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thank you. It gives me another perspective. In here I can buy Carver, Yow or Smoothstar, but the shops don't let you "try" the boards. I was inclined to get the Medina Cammo after seing your review, but now I guess that sizewise, the yow pipe or the Medina 10 would sooth me better. Thank you for your reply! It really helped me!
This was really good!
Thanks!
First
It’s amazing. Mind telling which board you “surfing”? ;)
This is the 2021 version of the YOW Snappers
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thanks for reply.
How you see yow snappers compare to the small fish tail of yow Aritz 32.5? R they much diff? I’m struggling on which to go for. Many thanks
@damo9706 Fish tails are for aesthetics, rounded full tails are for performance. If you mainly want to pose with your board for photos on the beach, go fish tail. If you want to shred on it, go with a full tail based off a traditional skateboard. My two cents!
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer is there any other plus sides for fish tail?
Thanks much🙏🏼
@damo9706 Less weight might be the only positive thing. But it will be more fragile, worse pop, I imagine it would add flex to an area you typically want stiff to drive power from, and just be a little less secure underfoot for drop ins or tail stalls or slash grinds.
Beautiful riding. Next time come to Barcelona, I'll show you some amazing spots and bowls. Do you still ride that C5s?
Barcelona definitely on the list. I am riding the C5s less these days because I want the additional challenge of landing tricks on surfskates with swing arm front trucks, otherwise people tend to discount them.
Very cool video and the settings of azores look surreal. Especially the wooden pathway run above the clouds! Very cool use of natural topography of a place not really seen as a skateboard place. You should get some kudos from Azores tourism authorities:)
Could you comment on sharkwheels. I think you have two sizes? Do they help?
I'll be doing a review video soon. They were really good in some settings but really bad in others, but glad I brought them for the rough wet sections.
07:00 looks so cool here, where exactly is this
Serra de Santa Barbara
This is awesome so awesome
You just invented a new genre of skate video.
What setup are you riding in the movie ?
Using the @yowsurf Snappers deck with Meraki trucks, and I used Orangatang Love Handles and Shark Wheel California rolls at various points.
Naise vid! What surfskate u riding? Yow purkas?
It is the 2021 YOW Snappers
how was the surfing in the Azores? Heard mixed things.
Mmm, volatile. It seemed to either be suicidally heavy or completely flat. Not ideal for my first return to the ocean in more than 2 years but would have been good for a highly skilled surfer.
Hey, Mark, which particular Azorean island was it? Terceira, I reckon.
you can actually carry it on the plane?
@@bongbox Oh yeah! Now that I have qwiktruks quick release system it is even easier
Awesome vid, bud. What setup are you using?
YOW Snappers surfskate, and I switched between Orangatang Love Handles and Shark Wheels California rolls during the trip.
First
Second
Because I travel a lot by plane, can I bring the skateboard outside the luggage, do I have to pay anything?
We took ours carry on. They said they never saw someone bring one before so they kinda of shrugged and said okay. I imagine it could vary by airline.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer thx
My transition board you almost have:
YOW Snapper deck; Carver C5 TRUCKS with Bones medum white bushings on the road side only and 58mm Spitfire Formula Four Full Conical 97a.
Try it, you'll like it
I have some Santa Cruz 95a Scudwadz on one of my boards and they work okay but I find them harder to control in slides. Do you find that with the spitfires?
I couldn't tell you other than Spitfire Formula Fours are the most popular wheels in Southern California in skate parks. I happen to think the slide is a little more predictable than Bones which are pretty much ranked the second preferred brand of wheel. Spitfires have their own sound when sliding. Kinna scratchy. I would not recommend anything harder than the 97a (green label,) since it is a surfskate.
Hi mark, ik currently waiting to pick up my first surfskate, been watchinng your tutorials and also surfskatelove channel too... What is the move you do at 3:02, its like a 180 turn, after you snap (?) ive seen this in almost every surfskate video but theres no tutorials on it that ive seen! What is it and how do you do it? 🙏
Basically a 180 powerslide or 180 snap followed by a kickturn to bring it back to forward. I cover it as one of the learning steps towards 360 slides in this video: ua-cam.com/video/mmsRO-fwYmw/v-deo.html
Awesome video! Would you mind sharing the tunes??
Yeah, it is a tough to find underground Canadian band from the 90s called the Primrods, and the song is called All right Tokyo!
Awesome! I just hope your trip ended better than Magellan's
Well I love converting people into surfskaters, but I took a much more passive approach than their crew and it seemed to go over better.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer No kidding, it would have been a difficult trip home for Polly too given when the crew got back to Portugal, their numbers had dwindled from 240 to 18 and they had lost 4-5 ships. All they had to show for it was a lot of cinnamon. The company then short changed them because they lost the ship. "Your father died, but he died so we could have cinnamon toast"-Mrs. Magellan
If you are flying out the door to get some surfskate time into your busy day what setup do you take?
That is a great way of asking that question! It WAS the YOW Snappers that you see in this movie, however, I bashed it up a lot on this trip and it is in very rough shape now. I have a new YOW arriving next week. In the meantime, I just recently received a Smoothstar Toledo #77 and I have to say that I am very much enjoying it right now for quick sessions on the street and in the parking lot.
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@@Quickrex I'll make an exception given that she filmed 97% of this movie
I tried surf skating, but it's not for me. I need the speed.
Are you a downhill longboarder? Regular skateboarders have tried my board at the park and are always amazed at how fast it is. Maybe the setup you tried wasn't ideal?
did you check your board as a luggage? I imagine that most airlines don't allow skateboards as a carryon
I consulted several people and most said they were able to take them carry-on. Some people were forced to check them. We took our chances and were allowed to bring them carry-on. Our back up plan was to ask if we could gate check them like a baby seat or mobility walker.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer respect, beacause I imagine airlines like ryanair would charge like 50 euros if gate checked , probably more than the ticket itself. I haven't taken my chances yet! a little scurred
What's title of second song?
Alright Tokyo! By the Primrods
Name song??:00
What's name song?
“All right Tokyo!” By a small independent Canadian band called The Primrods
How long did you manage to ride in rhe airport before Security stopped you? Imagine trying to do that after 9/11 when paranoia was at its peak.
Honestly, speaking as someone who is of middle eastern descent who knows all about racial profiling at airports, I felt like them seeing me riding a skateboard made me seem less of a concern than if I were sitting and looking at a laptop. It is what it is. Maybe I should start bringing a skateboard with me on work trips too.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer you and I are breaking down stereo-type barriers. (I'm of Chinese descent in Australia). Soon you will get many more subscribers.
@@pokeypickle3 I love how diverse surfskating is because of how it has grown all over the world. Growing up in Ottawa when I was younger, I was often the only brown-skinned skateboarder but I certainly don't feel out of place in the surfskate world now.
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The monologue at the beginning almost got me to click away.
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The music does not match the images. Too aggressive. If you want music I can give you for free.
Getting to another country and trying unsafe skate tricks without wearing any protection - stupid thing. The risk not worth 28k youtube views. But vid is great. 👍
Just out of curiosity, which trick did you think wasn't safe? I actually worried I went too safe in this video and didn't push myself enough.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer basically any trick can go wrong. e.g. 5:27 even simple skating on the grass can throw you to side to the stairs if wheel hit some stone or hole. Just simple surf-pumping especially close to the edge of the road can go wrong. e.g 1:30 I'm doing LDP longboarding for 15 years, last 5 years I feel myself quite profi and had no incidents. I can do dancing on the board with closed eyes. ....But... 2 weeks ago I hit pavement so hard so I end up with broken elbow, because front track kingpin suddenly got broken. You never know man. Be safe.
As an example: ua-cam.com/video/edNQc-bCdvE/v-deo.html - I've got similar hardware fail.
@@PeterFox-n2x My worst injuries have been from freak incidents like yours, like a wheel coming off of a borrowed board or a surfboard hitting me in the head. It is a sport full of risk. I don't agree with your assessment that it is stupid to do what I love while travelling. The mental health benefits I get from surfskating outweigh the injuries I have sustained. But I appreciate your concern and assure you that I am far more cautious than selectively edited video clips might suggest.
@@MarktheLandlockedSurfer yes, I got your point. I'm also skating sometimes abroad, but always wearing gloves, helmet,etc. bcs medical expenses can be high ;-)
6 min run baby run! 🤣😂🤙