Want to catch a session, but the park is wet and you don’t have anything to dry it up with?
Here’s a new one Brant Moore sent over with a tip that can make your life a little more dry. If you have ever gone to the skatepark or a spot to find a bunch of puddles from a storm that came through earlier, you know this can pretty much end the plans of riding. However, nature and science is on your side if you’re willing to put it a little work. In this video, Brant uses a towel to spread the puddles out, making it easier for the sun to evaporate the puddles than when it’s pooled up in a spot. You can use, well, really anything if it can spread the water around. Obviously a squeegee would be the best option, but not too many people roll around with one of those. Hit play to get some tips and then get to work so you can ride.
“If you’ve ever been rained out from riding a skatepark you know how frustrating it can be. There are actually a few things that can be done to help speed up the drying process.
In this video I cover a couple tips to help you dry out the skatepark and get a session in when you otherwise might not have been able to.”
