Jump off a building is a great video, not a feeling you should have trying to nail that ledge trick.
As a result, this Toy Machine wax is like a backpack, glove box or pocket essential to any skate trip.
Whether you’re going out to the park, the ledge down the street or on a tour with your best buds, the Toy Machine Jump Off A Building VHS Wax will have you sliding all the way through your journey.
As a result, it’s s a great solution to sticky situations. This piece of wax is about 4.75” (L) x 2.5” (W) in size for a portable and stash-able profile so you can bring this wax on the go and smoothen any grind during your travels!
TOY MACHINE VHS WAX:
- Dimensions: 2.5″(W) x 4.75″(L)
- Slide longer
- Slide faster
- Slide smoother
- Smoothen any grind!
- Get through rough ledges with ease
- Portable and stash-able profile
- Curbs will be asking to get painted!
- More here: SKATEBOARD WAX
0:00 Intro, 1:24 Bam Margera, 3:58 Elissa Steamer, 5:52 Ed Templeton, 7:18 Chris Senn, 10:21, Kerry Getz, 13:15 Mike Maldonado, 15:39 Brian Anderson, 17:50 Credits, 19:42 Bam’s Park Footy, 21:49 Kerry Getz Busy, 23:24 Miscellaneous, 35:48 White Wedding
Toy Machine Skateboards was started by Ed Templeton circa 1993. Top skate talent include legends such as Chad Muska, Jamie Thomas, Bam Margera, Kerry Getz, Brian Anderson .
Toy Machine artwork is famous throughout the industry, being just one creative output of Ed Templeton, who is also a celebrated artist and photographer in his own right.
The iconic Toy machine monster logo has been around since day one and shows no sign of going away. It was either machine skateboards or toy skateboards. Huh? Yeah thats where Toy Machine came from. 
