Very good segment. Looks like some intimidating bowls. Was wondering what happened to this place. I remember when it first opened, with all these promises how China would support a whole generation of new skaters. Well, I the park is hard to get to (its 20 min from subway which is 20+ min from downtown, more than an hr from airport), relatively expensive (5 yrs ago it was about $12 day - well beyond the reach of average Chinese youth) and randomly closed. And now I see it was also never maintained. What a waste. But some great skating and excellent quality vid.
Come on dudes. Get some knee pads. Running out everytime means no one took it seriously. Massive! JK. That things a beast…. But California should build one like that…that isnt just Bucky’s private..
I was there 13 years ago when the park was in beautiful condition and there was not a single skater there. If no one uses it, what's the point of maintaining it? What a waste.
@@SixWheelsDown From the website: In March 2004, Convic was commissioned to create the world’s largest skate park: an ambitious $25 million, 13,000m2 project. Convic’s brief for the project was: “It had to be the biggest, it had to be the best and had to be the most innovative”. A $25 million skate park going to sh*t.
Use it or lose it. Maybe too gnarly for the locals? I remember the large bowl at Auckland NZ's Manukau Skatopia in 1978/79/80 gives off similar vibes. The 3/4 pipe here is insane and a fantastic 'sphere' bowl. If they'd used stainless pipe or polypropylene for the coping the rust rot would be eliminated.
@@rickh3714 Sure, skating is in its infancy in China, and here you have this superpark, when many are learning the fundamentals and maybe the entrance fee is prohibitive, it's 4.50 USD on weekdays and 7.50 USD on weekends? Not everyone in Shanghai has money. Edit: I should add, as someone that spent some time in China, it's not uncommon to hear of corruption scandals where a percent of the maintenance budget is stolen, and things aren't correctly maintained and fall apart.
At first i thought the old man had a bryce kanights board from the 90s. I had one. Pink. The nosekick so big you kick yr self in the nose... Then i see, or i think the old man is bryce! Awsome! (i can call him old, Im 50, so probably older... 🫣)
That was epic!!
Dude this channel is skateboarding’s last hidden secret! Thanks for the entertainment homie
What an insane park. Its massive!!
That place is, what's the word I'm searching for? Gnarly.
That tail block at the end made such a satisfying sound.
it's just so gnarly but so sterile. that stale in the front - sick. gratitude, homies. Seasons greetings.
There will never be another filmer like Gregson!
#MrAngles
Yeah Tristan and crew!!!
Big ass walls!!! Sick park
Damn SMP is just rotting away that’s wild
Damn! That so fun to watch!
Sick as hell, unreal park and gnarly ass skating
Very good segment. Looks like some intimidating bowls.
Was wondering what happened to this place. I remember when it first opened, with all these promises how China would support a whole generation of new skaters. Well, I the park is hard to get to (its 20 min from subway which is 20+ min from downtown, more than an hr from airport), relatively expensive (5 yrs ago it was about $12 day - well beyond the reach of average Chinese youth) and randomly closed. And now I see it was also never maintained. What a waste. But some great skating and excellent quality vid.
Hellyeah wizard crew never disappoints
Nice pads
First people to rip this park in a long time.
This is supergnarly. I would consider wearing pads.
I wonder how often any one skates that is local
Hi from France amigo ! ;o)
Tremendous
well now I get why they never put metal coping on pools. things are starting to make sense in my older years
This is SMP 2023??
Come on dudes. Get some knee pads. Running out everytime means no one took it seriously. Massive! JK. That things a beast…. But California should build one like that…that isnt just Bucky’s private..
how rough of shape is that cement in?
rough as a nuns whisker biscuit.
Where the Chinese ripper ?
I was there 13 years ago when the park was in beautiful condition and there was not a single skater there. If no one uses it, what's the point of maintaining it? What a waste.
i thought the same thing. its obvious no ones maintaining that place.
@@SixWheelsDown From the website: In March 2004, Convic was commissioned to create the world’s largest skate park: an ambitious $25 million, 13,000m2 project. Convic’s brief for the project was: “It had to be the biggest, it had to be the best and had to be the most innovative”.
A $25 million skate park going to sh*t.
Meanwhile all the grindline and dreamland parks are staying strong in the northwest
Use it or lose it. Maybe too gnarly for the locals? I remember the large bowl at Auckland NZ's Manukau Skatopia in 1978/79/80 gives off similar vibes. The 3/4 pipe here is insane and a fantastic 'sphere' bowl. If they'd used stainless pipe or polypropylene for the coping the rust rot would be eliminated.
@@rickh3714 Sure, skating is in its infancy in China, and here you have this superpark, when many are learning the fundamentals and maybe the entrance fee is prohibitive, it's 4.50 USD on weekdays and 7.50 USD on weekends? Not everyone in Shanghai has money.
Edit: I should add, as someone that spent some time in China, it's not uncommon to hear of corruption scandals where a percent of the maintenance budget is stolen, and things aren't correctly maintained and fall apart.
Thats chinese quality construction for you X D its barely 20 years old ground looks fucked
When you order a skate park off Wish
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At first i thought the old man had a bryce kanights board from the 90s. I had one. Pink. The nosekick so big you kick yr self in the nose... Then i see, or i think the old man is bryce! Awsome! (i can call him old, Im 50, so probably older... 🫣)