Blade Check: Tomek Przybylik

A proud representant of the Polish blade scene, Hedonskate team rider Tomek Przybylik has been all around Europe this year, attending contests in Spain, Czech Republic, Latvia, Sweden, England and some more, and seeing how hard the former Summerclash AM champion goes on them skates, it is no surprise he managed to score solid results everywhere too!

After repping the Freedom Of Feet concept for many years however, the Remz team rider released a brand new edit on USD’s Aeon skates just a few days ago. As Tomek states that “after using the 72mm version of the Aeons, there is no coming back“, we caught up with the 22 years old ripper and inspected his new weapon of choice: time for a little Blade Check with Tomo!

Portrait - web

Words: Freddy White
Photography: Kuba Urbańczyk & Chris Luca

Boot: USD Aeon 72mm

Wheels: Ground Control 72mm outside and stock Aeon 72mm wheels inside.

Bearings: Powerslide – Twincam ILQ 5.

Frames: Aeon skates as you know, it’s all one piece.

Liner: MyFIT Skinny Boy Custom & Powerslide – FSK Fat Boy One.

Cuff: USD Aeon & USD carbon white.

Buckle: USD buckles.

Soul Plates: All USD Aeon!

Backslide Plate: Still Aeon ahah!

tomo_setup

Describe your personal blade set up:
I’m skating USD Aeons – mostly the 72mm version but I also use 60mm version from time to time – easily the most innovative idea and new approach to skate design! We have waited so long for the proper FLAT frame – USD took one step further and comes up with a SKATE dedicated to flat setups – that’s what we needed!

What parts do you wear through the quickest:
Always wheels – I`m trying to blade everyday – and even the strongest wheels wear out if you skate a lot. Flat setups makes it not such a big problem anymore since the wear is slower, yet the part I’m changing the most are the wheels still.

What part do you break most often:
Bearings & buckles. Usually I destroy buckles while doing cess slides or landing on stairs etc.

Which parts are you paranoid about breaking:
I used to be paranoid about loosing UFS screws or frame bolts yet now the problem disappeared completely thanks to the Unibody concept of the skates. I trust them 100%!

What spares/tools do you keep in your backpack:
Allen key is always in my backpack somewhere but that`s it.

Where do your parts go once you are done with them?
Usually I give them away to my homies.

Backside Royale - Pic by Chris Luca

Flat or Freestyle:
FLAT! I used to skate Anti-rocker and it was OK, but after using the 72mm version of the Aeons there is NO coming back – Aeons let me do all the tricks and I get extra speed and stability – everyone should at least give them a try!

Anything you plan to change on you current setup?
No, I think my skates are perfect right now.

Do you skate different setups for different terrain?
No, actually I’m skating on 72’s everywhere.

What was your very first skate setup?
Roces Orlando, but my first aggressive skates were the kid’s version of USD’s Classic Thrones.

What was the best setup you’ve had to date?
Aeons have been my ultimate setup so far – you can`t go wrong with these. The most versatile skates ever.

Could you describe your dream setup?
I would love to have all-black USD Aeons with red details and wheels ahah!

180 Transfer - Pic by Chris Luca

Unity - Pic by Kuba Urbanczyk

180 Mute - Pic by Kuba Urbanczyk

Bank to 180 - Pic by Chris Luca

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