The format was laid back with sessions on each different feature judged separately by riders.
The crew had a good time chilling under the tent between sessions and riding with all the locals.
Blake rode hard all day taking 3rd in the final feature.
Richard focused on his specialty's, straight shuvs and hurricanes.
Isaac brought out his entire bag of tricks and was popping HUGE all day (not to mention 3-shuving / doing backside body varials on every thing in sight. Isaac was voted best overall rider of the day and also got best trick on the final feature.
Emile walked away with best trick on the Hellbound, but also showed some serious style with swivel 360 butters on the flat box.
High Fives for the team for making the Journey and riding so hard. More high fives to the Tydle Crew and Kyle Lynch for throwing a rad event. Check out the new tydle mag when it drops later this month. www.tydlemag.com
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1 comment:
looks like it was sick. wish i heard about it. whens the next canadian open?
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