This guy's got it all—huge Ollies, can tackle any rail, he can rip a backyard pool, and he's got an Ollie impossible that knows no bounds. He's not afraid to go up a rail either.
Elijah's go-to tailslide to kickflip out is on full display and filmed incredibly. And the rails, man. Frontside, backside—from his TWS cover back in 2011, there's not a rail in the world Elijah can't step to.
The guest trick from Austyn Gillette was truly the chef's kiss. Looks like these two have buried the hatchet from their funny (for us) beef from a couple years ago. Is the grind through the ring of fire a nod to John Cardiel, Johnny Cash, or just another instance of the FA crew and their proximity to objects being set ablaze? Kevin Bradley lets the wall have it.
Over the back? Why not. And let's talk about his frontside nosegrind pop outs: He closes out Eat, Pray, Slam with a doozy off a rollercoaster loading dock, and here he sits on one on top of a ditch rail for an obscene amount of time. Truly a dialed trick of wonder.
Fakie 50-50 that kinker in Austin, Texas everyone's been hitting up this year? Yeehaw. He hit up a fakie 50 in Colorado earlier this year on a Spitfire trip, trading hammers with Pedro Delfino. Other psycho grinds abound in the Rocky Mountain edit. We see Elijah get up on that curvy Torey Pudwill ledge with a tailslide here, surely a stepping stone to the Smolik-combo in this new FA part. Smash burger recipe at the end, run this one back:
And what of FA Berle Entertainment that dropped earlier this year in March?
Always pleasing filming, visuals, and music with these edits. Eli's having a banner year, in a career full of banner years. Makes you wonder why Vans isn't offering his pro shoe anymore, even amid rumors of Elijah having one more part in the tank, dropping next month, for Vans.
