Come for the first two tricks, absolutely, but stay for the kickflip.
If you've ridden one of these micro boards (not to be confused with a mini—these are seriously micro), then you know first hand how hard this is to comprehend.
If you haven't, well, let me just say: this is hard to comprehend. Board size clearly doesn't matter—Dylan Jaeb never ceases to amaze.
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I wonder if Sk8mafia knew the level of skating that these little boards were capable of providing when they made them. I've been seeing a ton of people skating these lately, from the entire Mafia team to Dylan (as you see above) to Tanner Burzinski and a variety of skaters far and wide. And they're all blowing my mind.
I've even stepped on one myself and honestly, I don't get it. I want to use my shoe size and height as an excuse, but I can't. You'll just have to find me on the sidelines watching in awe, I guess.
Dylan's kickflip is a thing of beauty, though. The flick alone has me feeling more envious about a specific technique to a trick than I've ever felt. Even on my best days, my kickflips are mob and sloppy.
At best, this is a true testament to Dylan's skill on a skateboard. A microscopic example of just how uniquely talented this dude really is.
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