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The AM Project: Fran Molina
Aug 2014
by Route One
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Jart’s latest series of videos, the AM project, is causing quite a stir but none quite so much as this simply mind-boggling section from Fran Molina.
Never mind the fact that he has hardflips on lock (I mean, who does ‘em into over crooks??) and one of the best front blunts we’ve seen in a very long time, he also has some stratospheric pop and the ability to hold his slides and grinds for monumental lengths.
This really is one of those parts that is designed for shock and awe; the last two tricks will be remembered for years to come – we guarantee every skateboarding visitor to Sants from now on will look at that bench, look at those stairs and say “How? How is that even possible?”