Gnarly might as well be his middle name. When you frontside flip 20, is a little rain going to scare you? Well, Tommy Sandoval is who we're talking about, and he went on a rainy day skatepark mission to promote a new Fallen shoe and here's how things washed out. Follow @tommysandoval_619
San Diego's City Heights park is the playground in question and we can tell you from personal experience, you don't want to skate here even when it's a little wet. Just look at some of the slides and wipeouts—hairy stuff. Of course Gunz hit us with some funky reggae riddims. Damn, he almost hit his face on that first front blunt. Maybe the goatee saved him. The signature frontside flip is in there too.
But in the end, Tommy handles all with ease. He was built for this stuff. Looks like the new Fallen Bombers will hold up in all types of foul weather.
