INSOLES IMPACT TEST

The Purpose of Braille Skateboarding is to grow the number of people who skateboard by teaching, motivating, and inspiring. We do this by making skateboard tutorial videos covering every how to skateboard video under the sun moon and stars. By learning ourselves and showing that no matter how old or young you can learn to skate. Part of this is also providing a suggested path to take in learning to skate. Then we inspire NEW people to learn to skate by making videos outside the very small world of skateboarding. We turn an ipad into a skateboard, skate on a big screen TV, and even a door. We focus not only on the creativity here but building the board and then all the way through to seeing what tricks can be done on it. Skaters have always been a creative bunch of people they take the normal ideas of society and change it to create their own world. Most people see a set of stairs we see a kick flip going down them. Our goal here is to take people that may never have thought of skateboarding before and get them on a board.

I have created many ways to achieve the above goal and will list them all below. Different ways for different people so have a look through and see what fits you best.

[AntVenom]

Coming back to this video years later to say that the Kingfoam Elites have changed my life. I’m not a skater, but I frequently walk around at gaming conventions 3-5 days straight. In the past, my feet would always be the first thing to give. Now I can go for 5 days and my feet are like “lol w/e lets do it again”. I have way more energy as a result too. I always keep a few pairs of brand new kingfoam elites around, even if they are becoming harder to get.

[jaylencrawford]

I don't even skate but I watch these videos

[BenisreadySon]

This video definitely made me want to get a pair of footprint insoles

[ZWortek]

The soles seem to be, "absorbing", or, "dispersing", the momentum and reducing the force of the impulses. There is essentially two impulses when dropping the bowling ball on the sole. The first happens when the ball hits the sole and the second when it bounces back up, causing a total of two forces. Not an expert on this subject but the sole looks to be significantly reducing the force of the second one almost completely and presumably the first one as well. With more give and increasing the time it takes to transfer the force, you typically reduce the overall force transferred because it lost in the movement. It's like the difference between landing on a wooden basketball court and a concrete floor; the wood has more give and so it takes more time to transfer the force than a solid concrete floor so it is not as strong of an impulse, causing less damage and pain typically. Great video guys, keep it up.

[RagtagNinja]

I honestly didn't think that this video would be that entertaining since its just testing shoe soles but 13 minutes later I stand corrected

[Dravenoid]

They should make phone cases with that kind of material!

[sebastienkincaid]

You guys should make a skateboarding essentials or what's in my skate backpack.

[AnthonyColomboAppliedMath]

I've been using Footprint insoles for about 4 months, and as an older skateboarder, I would highly suggest them for knee support, and ankle impact resistance.

[yxng]

Aaron always hesitating to share the free stuff with Lance 😢😂😅

[nateanimate]

Bubblewrap griptape game of S.K.A.T.E XD

[jessedoubledee]

So a couple years ago, I had broken my foot skating, since then I had been on the endless search for awesome insoles that do not hurt my feet. Last month I saw this video and determined on my next check I would pick some up, I just recently got a set of the Gamechangers (like 3 days ago) and I have been wearing them every day, now I don't feel any pain where my foot had broken and they are super comfy, thanks guys for showing these off, they were exactly what my bum foot needed!

[KingBarney]

"Let's see if the camera glass is real glass."
It's jokes like those that kill me so damn hard and I don't know why. xD

[atm]

I've had King Foam Elites for several months now and they are literally the best insoles I have ever had in my entire life.

[yehpez]

My name is Bay Area, I'm a sponsored San Francisco from the skateboarder Aaron Kyro

[animeisreal]

"i'll eat that, times are rough" lmfao

[sebu]

I'm a sponsored skateboarder from San Fransisco Bay Area

[SamBassComedy]

You guys inspired me to get back into skating after stopping for the last 28 years. Great to see you test out equipment too besides all the fun. I'll check out FP insoles now.

Update: The FP insoles made my feet hurt. Not sure why, but they were in a lot of pain until I put in the original insoles.

[EXPlaySMC]

"give me everything in your pocket" *Aaron runs away with Lance's entire life*

[ippeimorita]

Aaron sounds like a little kid opening presents on Christmas at 6:50

[amelieleroux]

Wow! I need to get a pair! My hips always hurt after I practice and now it's so bad it still hurts after 5 days of not practicing at all. I was thinking about stoping skateboarding but now hope rises again! I hope they do absorb the impact! Can't wait to try a pair on!