Ace Pelka Unleashes Some Mind Melters on the Sketchiest Obstacle During Northwest Open (Clips)

Brian Blakely
·1 min read

Honestly, I'm not even sure what this thing is for...maybe just riding the rainbow itself is a heavy challenge (I assume it is) but I highly doubt anyone else at this contest was pulling of something as terrifying as what Ace Pelka did right here.

There's just no way.

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All these people commenting, "So fun watching you skate" isn't just a common theme on this particular post—every time Ace posts something, you stop, watch, and trip out. Doesn't matter if he's doing some styled out slappy, skating some crusty, unthought of spot, destroying a pool, bowl or skatepark with his natural flow and precision, and anything else he might encounter.

Ace is a skater's skater. He epitomizes the lifestyle without trying. He has a million tricks in his bag and always has a unique way to approach any and every spot he skates with a form of confidence that's admirable... while making you a little envious all the same. I want to skate like Ace!

He's just always having fun. Again, from the heaviest terrain to random stuff like this, his smile is always ear-to-ear. Skateboarding provides a certain happiness that can only be explained if you've felt it yourself. Ace keeps his vibes (and tricks, in this case) high because of this notion.

This looked like a fun weekend at the Northwest Open.

Oh, and I'm glad he made it through that sketchy slam unscathed. That could've been bad.

Video / @slappyredz

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