Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Brandon Hooper fought hard for this full cab flip (AKA caballerial kickflip). I've never seen someone slam so hard so many times in one session and keep getting up to try again. He must have landed on it easily over 100 times before he ever rolled away. The landing at this spot is slightly downhill, and the parking lot is even more downhill. So every time his board shot out, it rolled all the way across the parking lot.
The first three days were filmed with a Redlake N3 high speed camera at 600 frames per second. The last day was filmed with a Sony FS700 at 240 frames per second.
This isn't even all the slams. If I want to save a clip from the Redlake camera it takes about a minute and a half to download it to my laptop, otherwise the clip will be overwritten next time I record. So I didn't save all the slams.
Thanks to A Beautiful Disaster for the music. This song is called Arabian Knights.
unsigned.com/abeautifuldisaster
Subscribe! bit.ly/17WKKbT
Brandon Hooper fought hard for this full cab flip (AKA caballerial kickflip). I've never seen someone slam so hard so many times in one session and keep getting up to try again. He must have landed on it easily over 100 times before he ever rolled away. The landing at this spot is slightly downhill, and the parking lot is even more downhill. So every time his board shot out, it rolled all the way across the parking lot.
The first three days were filmed with a Redlake N3 high speed camera at 600 frames per second. The last day was filmed with a Sony FS700 at 240 frames per second.
This isn't even all the slams. If I want to save a clip from the Redlake camera it takes about a minute and a half to download it to my laptop, otherwise the clip will be overwritten next time I record. So I didn't save all the slams.
Thanks to A Beautiful Disaster for the music. This song is called Arabian Knights.
unsigned.com/abeautifuldisaster
