Part 1/2: Theeve Tiax Trucks, P-Tip (One Skateboard Co) Deck Review -Talk & Setting Up

Please read the entirety of the video info for links, comments, observations, nouns, verbs, subjects and predicates. No skating in this clip, that’s in part 2! Hello again and thanks for taking time to use the suppliment of this text (and the text in part 2) along with the video itself. Actually, thank you for your time period! I’m super hyped, of course there are a ton of skaters on YT, but I’ve had the priveledge of meeting and making firends with a ton of fellow skate-geeks and it’s been sick to share info, props,comments, and friendships. If you skate, I automatically consider you a cousin. Don’t be a stranger! Anyway, here’s the guts: Links: One of the subjects of the review is a P-Tip deck designed by Performance Sk8 out of Sweden: performancesk8.com The brand itself is One Skateboard Co. based out of the east coast of the US (according to the Performance Sk8 website, One Skateboard Co. is based in Philly). http The trucks, are of course Theeve TIAX (TItanium/AXle). They’re the ones that are in the mid-price range (not to be confused for the all-titaium split axle trucks I’ve seen photos of). I’m also using their regular (non-titanium) allen-head, counter-sinking truck bolts. www.theevetrucks.com As usual, I’m going to be rolling on Spitfire F1 Streetburners (54mm in this case) www.dlxsf.com The bearings in this clip are Bones Reds (the really cheap ones) www.bonesbearings.com …as well as some thankfully non-magical and hologram-free Jessup Grip: griptape.com If …

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