 What's up, welcome back to the channel. Sorry I haven't been posting. I got extremely ill about a week after I posted the last video, so that knocked me for a good two, three weeks, but I'm all good now. Wasn't COVID, had a test, come back negative, so no biggie. I got this box off Karina for my birthday, which was in November. I haven't opened it yet because I've been wanting to do an unboxing video, so that's what we're gonna do today. So yeah, I'm gonna be unboxing this hockey box here. Pretty sure there's a deck in here in a hoodie or a shirt, I think, I can't remember. But yeah, lucky I have my trusty blade here. It's a bronze, it's a bronze box cutter. I'm gonna try to dissect this thing as easy as possible. Oops. I hope they put in free stickers, I love for the size. We have here, we have some packaging cardboard. Have a receipt. Do we have here, we have a hoodie, look at this. Oh no, it's a crew neck sweater, I should say, not a hoodie. I needed more crew necks as well. Check that out guys, isn't that sick? Isn't that a sick graphic crew neck sweater? What size is this? Extra large, just my size. I wear extra large because of my height. Believe it or not, I'm pretty tall. I don't know if you guys can tell on YouTube, but yeah, that's sick. I'm gonna probably wear this tomorrow. Thank you. There is free stickers in there, I can see at the bottom. It is the Nick Stain Pro model. I believe this means hockey in Russian. I don't know how to pronounce that, but if you're Russian and you're watching this video, you can confirm that this says hockey in Russian pretty sure, pretty dope graphic. It's an 8.5, that's a top sheet there. I like this, usually this is at the bottom because then you can put the grip tape slit and you can have the graphic, but they put it like towards the top. So if I were to do the grip tape slip, I might get a bit confused because I might think this is a tail butt. I might still do it, I don't know. There's a sticker in there. There's some other stickers in this box here. There's a few actually. Yeah, sick. So they've chucked in a handful of these hockey stickers. Black and white. Just looking at this graphic now, it's a man sitting on a boat and I think that's a hockey stick or it could be a boat, what do you row the boat with? The thing, oh, row, row, row your boat with the hockey stick. I don't know, I think it is a hockey stick. But yeah, sick graphic. I really like this blue. Really cool colorway. I had a bit of a, here's the fit the other day because I tried to go skating after not skating for like three weeks and it wasn't working, so I kind of focused my board. Haven't focused the board in probably like a good two, three years. Now the last board that I focused was a Baker. So I haven't skated Baker in like a good, yeah, like I said, two, three years. So I'm gonna pull the trucks off my old deck and then set up this new board. So yeah, hopefully you guys enjoy this footage. Kinda feel a bit guilty snapping or focusing that other board because it still had a bit of life in it but these things happen when we skate. It's all part of the game. All part of the process. When I was probably like 11 years old, we had this family friend, Francis. He was my friend. And he had this set up from a skate shop that was like a pretty good complete and him and his family went overseas and it was up to my parents to go around to the house to like check on the animals and stuff and make sure everything was okay. And they were gone for like a month and we went there to check on the house and his board was there. So I convinced my mom to let me borrow it. And I skated that board for like a month. And it was like so much better than my own board. So shout out to you, Francis, for lending me your board back then. But yeah, I remember this board being like, it was like a shop board. I can't remember the name of the shop. Oh, it was Snow Skating Surf when it was still there in Campbelltown. It makes so much more of a difference when you have like quality components that you're skating with, as opposed to like skating with like kind of intermediate entry level board. Once you start stepping up and like skating better things, it makes skating so much more enjoyable. But yeah, that's my little rant about skateboarding components and things and parts and stuff. But then again, I know dudes that all they skate is like thrash decks and they shred. I guess it's personal preference. All right, guys, there it is. Hockey, Nick Stain, pro model. Laced up with some standard 159 independence. Some 54 millimeter 101 formula fours, full of conical shape, I believe, yeah. And some Milton Martinez, Bronson G3s are a bit dirty though. Grip taped didn't come out too bad considering our circuit gripping boards. But yeah, pretty keen to skate this thing. Hope you guys had a happy new year and a merry Christmas. 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