If you've been wondering what the All-American man of skateboarding has been up to, check out the crail to see a video of Justin Eldridge'sSlice of Life in Redondo Beach. When I watch this, I feel like I'm back in college in a nicer version of the crappy skate house I lived in. Maybe it's a stretch. I mean, a skate ramp's as good as a pool table. We had a dart board (but no darts). Tiger Woods Golf? We had Playstation, but I think we only watched movies on it. We did have a samurai sword that we would randomly stab into the walls and a double decker couch...come to think of it, our house wasn't really the same at all. But, it's always a pleasure to watch one of skateboarding's most clean-cut dudes skating. Watch him succeed—at slamdunking, videogame golf and tearing up the Sole Tech TF.
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