Imagine if this had been Gino. With all that pushing I bet SLAP would’ve imploded and the over thirties crowd might have heralded this video as the second coming of…well, Gino. Though only containing a handful of tricks, with Colin Kennedy (not our Colin Kennedy) at the helm, this clip sees Austyn tanking through the streets of LA and it does a pretty firm job of making you want to grab your board and tank it around your own neighbourhood. In a contrast to the usual video part format, this gives a snapshot of life in Los Angeles in between Austyn tanking it down sidewalks, around citizens and over road gaps. Because of the small amount of tricks and due to the obvious focal point on the setting and traversing a city, everything stands out.