Frontside bluntslide to backside flip nosegrind? Yep, that one's new to me. Chris Cole has a new part he flimed for his new shoe, the DC Cole Lite 2. We're hyped to carry some DC Shoes in The Boardr store. See you at the next skateboard shindig, Chris.
Chris Cole's New Part for the DC Cole Lite 2
Published 3/10/2014 by Rob Meronek
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