Bamboo Big Stick, really?

[Whoa.there.tiger.]

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I'm sorry, but $150?
are they high?

[Hunty]

That looks good Better than pushing i bet
But also looks to big

[8sacred8]

that's one expensive... uhm...

stick?

[Ferrarimk13]

i never understood how they work.

[Jon Nuzzi]

i never understood how they work.

really? I mean seriously? you don't understand, it's pretty simple, you push with stick board go forward...

[yetti123]

or you can take the poll off a broom and wrap it with duct tape at the bottom

[sparkmarker]

are they high?

Just a guess but I'd say yes, yes they are.

I've always thought those things were interesting, but incredibly overpriced for what they are.

[southshorelocal]

i want some of what they have in their bongs

[Ferrarimk13]

really? I mean seriously? you don't understand, it's pretty simple, you push with stick board go forward...

lmao, i always thought there were wheels on the bottom and then it was some certain motion that pushes you forward, but i guess not. so stupid (me and that stick)

[Archy]

I've got one leaning against my wall. Not the bamboo--the other overpriced version. My cousin bought it, used it a few times, decided it was absurd, and basically abandoned it here. I picked it up once and was like, "wow, skating with a really long, heavy stick in your hands is dumb."

That said, there was a guy with one at the Central Park Race in June and he was doing sick #### with it. Flying on the flats (I was envious) and then dragging it behind him and kinda pivoting off it while he carved. He was smiling the whole time and probably not thinking about how much he'd spent.

[surfinsmiley]

If your into SUP then its a really good way to train while your not actually in the water.

BUT, yeah, I think I`d be using a broom stick with an old wheel stuck to the bottom of it.

[conorbrissie]

couldnt be ####ed paying to try out somethign ill probably hate. im getting some conduit and taping scooter wheels to the bottom.