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Inline Skater Sprinting Down The City Streets – Slow Mo’d (PintoPonyProductions)

PintoPonyProductionsInline Skater Sprinting Down The City Streets – Slow Mo’d
from PintoPonyProductions on 4 Feb 2016

Bill Stoppard’s latest City sprints in the last of three slow mo sections from VLOG #12, a hardcore City VLOG. Inline skates used are Adapt Hyperskate Zero’s from www.proskatersplace.com

Rolling Vlogger is Bill Stoppard is shooting with GoPro 4 Black at 120fps conformed to 30fps; So……

Inline Skating Alleys Slo-Mo, Downtown Toronto (From VLOG#12) (PintoPonyProductions)

PintoPonyProductionsInline Skating Alleys Slo-Mo, Downtown Toronto (From VLOG#12)
from PintoPonyProductions on 4 Feb 2016

Inline skating alley action in Toronto, filmed at 120fps and converted to slow-mo. Will I still be accused of rolling only nice pavement?
Bill Stoppard’s Inline Skates are Adapt Hyperskate Zero from www.proskatersplace.com.

The best inline skater will pad it out when in doubt! Patín en la ciudad!

Inline Skating Close Calls, Slow Mo From VLOG #12 (PintoPonyProductions)

PintoPonyProductionsInline Skating Close Calls, Slow Mo From VLOG #12
from PintoPonyProductions on 3 Feb 2016

Inline skating crashes suck large, very happy to have avoided road burn on this day. This slow mo makes it clear exactly wha happened in each near crash. Rollerblading downtown Toronto in Adapt Hyperskate Zero from www.proskatersplace.com

Remember, the best rollerblader will pad it out when in doubt.

Deep City Skating Narrated Inline Vlog #12 (PintoPonyProductions)

PintoPonyProductionsDeep City Skating Narrated Inline Vlog #12
from PintoPonyProductions on 3 Feb 2016

Deep City Skating through Downtown Toronto alleyways, down stairs and in street sprints. Inline skates worn are Adapt Hyperskate Zero from Pro Skaters Place www.proskatersplace.com

Remember, the best rollerblader will pad it out when in doubt.

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