Guy Rides On Glass Skateboard And The Painfully Inevitable Happens

"Nobody expected that," one of the skaters says after it shatters.

Glass skateboards may look super slick and cool, but there’s a painfully obvious reason why they’re not sold in stores.

Unfortunately, these skateboarders apparently didn’t get that memo.

Members of YouTube channel Braille Skateboarding recently filmed themselves testing out a custom-made glass deck in a cringeworthy demonstration that’s part of their “You make it, we skate it” series.

The guys took to a skate park where one of them was seen gingerly gliding around the course and even up and down some ramps.

When they decided to drop in off the top of a ramp, however, that’s when things got dicey.

A skateboarder is seen preparing to drop down on a ramp with a glass deck.
A skateboarder is seen preparing to drop down on a ramp with a glass deck.
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Within seconds of lift-off, the deck’s back end is seen snapping off, sending the rider somersaulting and skidding onto the pavement below.

Miraculously, he appeared to escape unharmed despite being surrounded by shards of glass.

“Nobody expected that,” one of them said — amazingly referring to the board breaking, not to his buddy’s lack of injuries.

The skateboard daredevil is seen lying around shattered glass. Incredibly he's said to have escaped uninjured.
The skateboard daredevil is seen lying around shattered glass. Incredibly he's said to have escaped uninjured.
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The stunt— which the creators admit in the video’s title is “extremely dangerous”— has been viewed more than 1.1 million times since its upload on Saturday, making it one of the site’s top trending videos Monday.

One YouTube commenter noted: “You know what they say ‘Sk8 or die.’”

Other popular videos released by the guys’ YouTube channel show them skating on an iPad and a flat screen TV.

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