Have a look, new company in france producing wakeskis. Just a quick edit of their team riders on the cable.
dudes rip, but not gonna lie, wearing jeans, hoodies, etc. to ride in is the stupidest thing i've ever seen. they're trying way too hard to look cool....and they're failing miserably at it.
That face when the same thing could be said with dressing up with tall tees and acting like a thug, why even say that? They just made a semi creative edit rather than the try hard comp shit scene the other wake skiers have started to produce at turncable.
Cool video but the "fashion" was retarded. I won't wear boardshorts or a wetsuit skiing, you don't wear hoodies and other gay shit wakeboarding/wakeskiing, k?
Obviously everyone wears raincoats and dry suits while doing anything water related, the French are working it for promoting and as your commenting it is paying off. Just really shows that everyone has to complain at something to feel superior, that complex.
PhotoGraphicObviously everyone wears raincoats and dry suits while doing anything water related, the French are working it for promoting and as your commenting it is paying off. Just really shows that everyone has to complain at something to feel superior, that complex.
You seem to really care about this. Guessing you have a personal connection to this video and extremely thin skin. Pro tip: leave the Internet and go play D & D, nerd.
PhotoGraphicThat face when the same thing could be said with dressing up with tall tees and acting like a thug, why even say that?
for the most part, tall ts don't inhibit your movement on snow where as wet, tight, jeans and a wet cotton hoodie would be fucking miserable to ski/ride on the water. just my opinion after 25+ years on the water behind a boat.
PhotoGraphic, the French are working it for promoting and as your commenting it is paying off.
and no, i actually turned it off after about 20 seconds or so because they look like idiots. they're talented skiers, don't get me wrong, but couldn't stand the look they were going for.