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YouTube Skater John Hill Criticizes Tony Hawk’s Walmart Board: “It Broke So Easily”

John Hill was not impressed.
ShreddER March 1, 2024
John Hill on Tony Hawk Walmart Board
YouTube: John Hill

YouTube sensation John Hill is no stranger to reviewing Walmart skateboard completes, as he has been doing skateboarding vlogs for years.

Despite being such a lovely human being, Hill didn't help himself but to tell the truth. Skate legend's Tony Hawk Walmart board breaks easily, according to the YouTuber.

The 33-year-old still recommended that if you are a heavy skateboarder, the deck won't last long, and even if you are lighter, it may not be good for your buck.

We previously reported that professional skateboarder Weckingball trolled The Birdman's board sold at Walmart. This entails that skateboards should be sold in legitimate skate shops supporting skateboarding rather than corporate entities that know nothing about skateboarding.

Stream the video below, and don't forget to share it with your friends on social media. Enjoy!

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