Way to go Connor so stoked for you and on this part! Nothing like seeing the man skate in person, superhuman pop !!

only two and a half minutes long, and honestly probably one of the best new parts I've seen this year

Hell yeah Connor!

Awesome part!!!

Gotta love the tow in from a 10 speed hahah first time for everything. Love that

Skate videos are good for the soul

Yessss this was sickkk!

Watched that gap in videos as a kid , awesome to see you gap it

Let’s goooooooo Connor congratulations man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That boy good!

Ripper! Love the AZ spots

The kickflip backside grab over the rail on the water street double was siick! Whether over the rail or straight down the double it has claustrophobic feeling when rolling up to it, also is easy to slip out due to the almost unpredictable smooth landing/roll away.. gives you a down hill roll away feeling while landing on flat which is mentally awkward, and at roughly 1min, the 50 on the rail reminded me of Leo, I give props to anyone hopping on a any round rail that's flat or close to it that's more than waist high! Those types of rails if the board rolls over front side you will either take the rail to the back or to the legs and land flat on your back or roll over backside and take it to the ribs and or gut, and if you're filming for a part that's planned what seems to be a simple/ basic grind on a rail can result in a rib injury which is the worst pain and time consuming healing process that can delay filming and effect your self confidence on your board.. for example I can barely back nosegrind a foot tall ledge because the mental effect a slam I took probably 5-7 years ago on a standard height out ledge that had a 4-5 foot drop off the end, all because people not wanting to waxa something besides their trucks or board as not to offset anyone else's person preference of waxing, I stuck and took the drop straight to my back, taking the air out of my lungs and nearly ending my session, my advice on that situation, always check what your grinding first and Better to slip out than to stick, you can learn how to properly bail over time and can learn how to controllably slip out but you can never master or prevent a slam from sticking and being pitched into the ground! Also tech skaters I see doing flip in and or flip outs utilize the smooth grind or slide to confidently flip out when the ledge or rail slide or grinds as smooth as the board feels when rolling! Ishods style,likeability/personality and skill skating east coast contests as well as utilizing Love Park and muni to blow up! Also if you want or need a filmer, I know and have saved a lot of spots in York, Columbia, reading, Ephrata, Baltimore, Harrisburg area and delaware that are good for video parts, mostly rails and stair sets/gaps, I'm gonna dm you this comment as well!

Hyped, homie rips!

This man doesn’t miss 🔥

Are big Tempe clip made it Connor 🔥🔥🔥🤙🏼🤙🏼

Connor, you made it dude!

🎉❤

Fuck yeah!

Was that the same gap at the end that Jamie Foy was trying to gap in KOTR?

Fuck yeah!!!!!

There’s a little bit of Reynolds in every emerica skater out right now