Freeride legend Jordie Lunn returned to his second home, the deep woods of Vancouver Island this spring, to dig and build fresh new lines. Nearly half a year later, the result were lines – or at least what Jordie calls lines – that define what ‘Rough AF’ really means.
“The build for Rough AF 2 was much more ambitious than the first! About five months of hard digging, cutting and wondering how each line would ride. There were definitely a few stunts that had me second guessing myself! It was a super fun project, and everything rode quite well in the end. I was pumped for Kali’s support on this build and for sending Sterling Lorence over! It had been quite a few years since we’ve shot together, so I was pretty excited to show him what I’d been working on. On to the next build now!” – Jordie Lunn
And now, sit forward and enjoy the video…
And if you’ve not seen Jordie’s first video – have a lookee here:
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No snakes going into snakes holes. I is disappoint.