Like, Favorite, and Subscribe for more! This hammer comes from back in 2003 and features Joe Butler busting a perfect switch kickflip over a barrier. Barrier height aside, the flawless flick and style of this switch flip alone make it a hammer in my book. Also check out www.dickjonesproductions.com! And follow me on Twitter – https://twitter.com/#!/_DickJones

Check out the all NEW www.dickjonesproductions.com!Also… Follow me on Twitter! – https://twitter.com/#!/DickJonesProd Moose performs a textbook switch flip down a 10 stair, while being closely followed by a dark passenger. Stay Tuned for Moose Minute #13! Coming Next Week! Like, Favorite, and Subscribe for more! Filmed by Kenji Taira! Check out his channel “aLuthier” For more amazing skate videos! – http://www.youtube.com/user/aLuthier

Like, favorite, and Subscribe for more! Also check out the all NEW www.dickjonesproductions.com! Long Lost Clips! Ep#47 – An ongoing series featuring long lost clips of pros and ams from back in the day. Today’s Long Lost Clip from 2003 features a young P-Rod taking some hits, but still taking care of business with a fakie flip and switch varial heel down the holmes 8.

Check out the all NEW www.dickjonesproductions.com! Also… Follow me on Twitter! – https://twitter.com/#!/DickJonesProd Moose performs one of the most perfect bsflips ever done, then breaks his board doing what could of been the most perfect switch bsflip ever done. Like, Favorite, and Subscribe for more! Filmed by Kenji Taira! Check out his channel “aLuthier” For more amazing skate videos! – http://www.youtube.com/user/aLuthier

Like, favorite, and Subscribe for more! Check out the all NEW www.dickjonesproductions.com for new, never before seen photos, videos, and more! And… Follow me on Twitter! – https://twitter.com/#!/DickJonesProd Long Lost Clips! Ep#37 – An ongoing series featuring long lost clips of pros and ams from back in the day. Today’s Long Lost Clip from 2003 features a ridiculously consistent P-Rod, nonchalantly busting 3 nosegrinds and 3 switch heels down the Belmont 9, all in a row, all first try.