Yep, Tony Hawk really has been fighting gravity his whole career. Now, the world’s most iconic skater doesn’t have to. Although the trick list he compiled before heading up on the a plane that simulates a gravity-less environment didn’t quite work out as planned. Hawk and Aaron Homoki took a ride with Zero Gravity, a company that provides weightless experiences to the everyman for $5,000 per ride. Pocket change to some. Not so much for others. Still, this looks like a whole lot a fun. Although skateboarding in space really wouldn’t work. You actually need gravity to skate.
This is Tony Hawk Skateboarding at Zero Gravity; How Shredding Would Look in Space
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