its been suggested that i have brutally ripped off the killswitch, i feel its as similar to it as a drop race is to a demonseed, the concept behind it is obviously the same and to be honest if i had not stood on a killswitch it probably would not have come about, but i feel they are two different boards like a landy evo and a kebbek caften, similar in concept but different in design.
so what does the general public here think, should i keep em comming or am i bringing us aussies into disripute?
don't be shy, i've got broad shoulders and thick skin
(olly, i already know you think glyde sucks dick, thats cool, maybe i do?)
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I think you will find that most boards from most companies will come out with various types of concave now. They will call them different things but but they will all be a similar improvement on what has come before. Somebody obviously has to do it first but that's the way innovation works improvements are made then they tend to become a type of base standard of what is to follow. Remember when the 3 fin surfboard first came out or the screw in fin. Remember bamboo first being used or when Rayne paid homage to the Kebbeck flushcut when they brought out the Demonseed. Think Randal doing a 50degree reverse kingpin truck which is now standard for longboard trucks and was a copy of the gullwing style. Nobody now call a paris a copy of a randal.
Imagine if somebody laid claim to the front kick of a deck. I remember when skateboards only had one kick. There is always a first mover in design and people make improvements and compliment the design with their own. There is only so much you can do with concave and so It would be a sorry place if nobody paid homage to anybody else stuff. I know landyachts has copied almost every sector9 that has ever been maid but I dont think anybody is winning about it. Just as the hellcat kinda looks like a hundred boards before it.
While taking the obvious good points from the killswitch the glyde still has all the usual characteristics of a glyde
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