Gaining positive momentum on the skate/bmx scene, not to mention we've also gotten a few shoutouts from a few fashion designers and that's a great sign. Special thanks to Dylan Brown for ripp'n our latest edit here in Memphis,TN, at Houston Skatepark before his flight to Cali, also two thumbs up for Brady Tice who gave us a sneak peak of the skillz!
After this awesome edit filmed by wessie07 checkout the Dylan Brown interview// "Don't Blink"//
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Dylan Brown Interview
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| New Team rider, Dylan Brown, Nollie 180 |
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When did you feel like you wanted to take up Skateboarding?
About age eight. I used to fantasize about skating way back when.haha
What's your favorite trick?
I have two; 360 flip of course, and nollie inward heel.
What's the hardest trick you've landed?
The hardest trick I've completed was a 360 flip down a six stair at a school out here in Bartlett. The landing was rough and you had to land just right so you wouldn't hit a giant concrete pillar.
What's your favorite spot to skate?
This is a tough question. It would probably be my old middle school. They had a fun little loading dock that you could learn to throw down on. Fun times there.
Who was your favorite skateboarder/s growing up? Who are they now?
Growing up it was Bam Margera, as per usual. Every kid my age loved him. Now it's more like Andrew Reynolds, Bryan Herman, Torey Pudwill, Dylan Reider, and Arto Saari.
What's your life like outside of skateboarding?
My life outside of skateboarding is pretty normal. I help my little brother with his homework, I help my mom cook, I hangout with people and go to school to get my education. It's far from perfect, but I make the best.
