Our good buddy Tom Morin from SME sent us this rip clip from Salt Creek and it's fresh outta the oven.
With Kolohe Andino's tour debut at Snapper Rocks just 4 weeks away, you'd think he'd be pooping his pants with nervous energy, as he should, being one of the most hyped and highly-paid rookie campaigners in a while, possibly ever.. Well, K-lo put any skid mark rumors to bed by donning a (clean) white wetsuit and tearing small Salt Creek to pieces, along with bff Evan Gieselman, and about 400 of their best buddies.
He sure doesn't look very nervous to me.
Evan & Kolohe from SME Live on Vimeo.
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