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Tolentino x Clayton ‘Awesome ollie’

NYC-based skater pops over kids' monster books.

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Posted 13:29 GMT on November 26, 2010 Comments (1)
Tolentino x Clayton ‘Awesome ollie’

In this video from the Berrics, Dallas Clayton invites king-of-the-ollie skateboarder, Luis Tolentino, to pop over a stack of his new kids' book, An Awesome Book Of Thanks!.

As part of his Awesome Giveaway Clayton promises to give away as many copies of his new book - featuring monsters, illustrations and stories - that Tolentino can ollie.

As well as snapping over a mind-blowing 70 copies, Tolentino then jumps over a bunch more on foot - reaching insane heights. The dude is sprung.

Check out HUCK#019 for more Luis radness.

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Creative Commons LicenseTolentino x Clayton ‘Awesome ollie’ (text) by Shelley Lee Jones is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Comments (1)

  • oh my............ that second jump.......

    Isaac K - November 26, 2010, 21:07 / Report abuse

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