How to Stop / Avoid Collisions on a Snowboard

[@KayleMaster]

That was the most original way to show a comment in a video I've ever seen. It's even on topic as well!

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha thanks 😂👍

[@JohnnyDee4]

That was hilarious

[@kelseyh858]

Lol it caught me so off guard too 😂 I love it

[@jonnyfyi]

Absolutely loving all your content Malcolm! Something I'd love to see is your take on what the biggest mistakes self-taught or intermediate snowboarders make. I bet you see a lot of them in your instruction! I've been boarding most of my life, but know that I have some seriously bad habits that I need to iron out - would love to know the bad habits you see most often and what we can do to work on them :) Thanks again for your awesome content!

[@joshuahoward4114]

@jonnyfyi As a self taught snowboarder, I agree. I learned almost all I know from you and Jonathan Buckhouse. You two are great, and I'd love to see something about how we screw up what you teach us.

[@nataliag.3854]

I love all your videos and tips. Today I achieved something new: I did not fall down one single time! I also "tried" different stance positions, like you mentioned in previous videos. All your videos are so useful! Thanks a lot! :-D Please keep on doing them!

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome Natàlia! I'll keep making them don't worry 😉

[@Mianh]

Hi Malcom, love your videos! Could you do one on how to transition smoothly from heel-to-toe and vise versa on greens and easy blues? (I.e. turn shape, pedaling, timing, etc) Thanks!!

[@malcolmmoore]

I may just do that soon! In the meantime the first video I link to in the description kind of covers easy runs, more with up unweighted turns and posture, and less so with pedalling, but still, it's a good place to start!

[@Mianh]

@@malcolmmoore awesome sauce, thanks for replying! Appreciate the info.

[@JackOfTrades12]

Definitely check out his 'how not to catch an edge' in the meantime. It clearly shows when to change an edge, which is based on the direction your board is traveling.

[@Mianh]

@@JackOfTrades12I have watched it and it was very helpful, but I'm still a bit catchy when I transition between edges - especially my back leg - hence my original question to Malcolm regarding pedaling. I'm sure I just need more mileage on the slopes to fine tune the movement, but some technical details about timing during transition might be helpful 🙂

[@creekboi7]

Hey Malcolm, just wanted to say thanks!! I watched your posture video to try and get my toe edge turns, moving my hips forward made a huuuge difference. As well as the torsional turn video. Got it down on my second day on the slopes. 5 hours(ish) total. I even felt confident enough to go for an ollie :)

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeahh 👍🤩

[@garrisonward758]

Hi Malcom, I’m a new instructor here at Vail. I’ve been using all of your techniques to teach my students and I constantly refer them to your channel so thank you! Could you possibly make an “intro to moguls” video? I know the progressions are to start out traversing across and then gradually narrow that traverse down but I want to know the more technical approach on what’s going on with your body (fore/aft pressure, etc.). Thanks again!

[@maness2112]

Moguls are not for snowboarders.

[@malcolmmoore]

Glad they're helping, yeah I need to get to a moguls video soon, I'm just very busy teaching at the moment that when I do get some time off I can't bring myself to go and hunt out a mogul field! Basically you'll do a terrain unweighted turn which is a down unweighted turn over the top of the mogul. You need to use your front foot to almost mould the board around the top of the mogul to keep it in contact with the snow during the edge change 👍

[@garrisonward758]

@@malcolmmoore Totally understandable. Thanks for the tips!

[@AmericanSone5280]

@@malcolmmoore Malcom, at 2:55 there’s a clip art image of a flying saucer that flies across the top left of the screen. Can you please confirm or deny that this is something added in?

[@pat_unit]

@@AmericanSone5280 wtf :D

[@gregharding334]

Hi Malcolm - thanks again for our brilliant snowboard session in Alpe D'Huez last week - awesome instructor!!

[@malcolmmoore]

Cheers Greg! You'll have to get rid of the skis completely next time 😉

[@jcgrmromans3246]

Hi Malcom Rhyan here in japan a beginner in snowboarding. Thanks for the tips and teaching. 😊

[@malcolmmoore]

Hi Rhyan thanks so much enjoy Japan !

[@johnfletcher1877]

Hey Malcom, thanks for these well done videos. After 5 years off I’m riding again and working on my technique and these are very helpful.

[@malcolmmoore]

Glad to help!

[@DikiBolz]

Hi there. An idea - Playful side hits. What you do here is so enriching, thank you!

[@Lolise1265]

Malcom please find the footage of the 360 camera, more details on the object starting at 2:55 would be awesome !

[@Raiders1234]

Lol, it was a bird.

[@hqppyfeet7513]

iiTs aN uFo! !!!

[@STANTHEMOTOMAN]

Hey Malcolm, what is your setup for the mic in this video? It sounds amazing!

[@malcolmmoore]

Rode lavalier mic with a wind fur thingy 👍

[@angelafawcett340]

Hi Malcolm, as a newbie to boarding, I had just got the hang of linking my turns, thought I was awsome, then fell, badly! Broken ribs and face! My confidence is now slightly shattered but it’s only made me more determined since Iv recovered. Any advice on how to regain confidence on your board and is it normal to be regular on the pommer and goofy on the slope? Many thanks for your awsome videos, I can’t stop watching them!👌😎 Angela

[@sanskrit78]

Hi Malcolm, I am soo glad you got a 360 camera. I am looking forward for the awesome footage you gonna make!

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah, it's been good fun to play around with!

[@relaxed-quantum-fluctuation]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm sure this helps a lot of people to be safer on the slopes. I really appreciate it. 👍😊

[@malcolmmoore]

Cheers Joe ✌

[@eskuAdradit0]

It would be great if there was a channel like yours but for skiing... your explanations are spot on.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks 🙌

[@eskuAdradit0]

@@malcolmmoore for those wondering, Debbie Armstrong has a lot of good information in her KZbin channel! You can really tell when people understand the physics of their sport.

[@teoguerrero1707]

Hi Malcolm, I'm planning on getting a splitboard and venturing into backcountry next season. But first I need avalanche training and safety gear. I'm willing to travel just to train at a reputable academy, so that I can learn from hands on experience rather than text book information. I know you survived an avalanche yourself so I'd really appreciate a video on avalanche safety, essential gear and maybe recommend an avalanche training course in France?

[@utkarshsaxena8034]

Great videos Malcolm!! I crashed into a skier today who was coming from a blindspot at speed. I wish I would have watched it earlier. Can you also please make video about doing jumps and side hits especially in powder snow. I get a lot of them when riding backcountry in Japan.

[@1sma_l]

thank you for this video, skiing and snowboarding are sports and passions for many people, knowing how to identify the situations where you can go fast and where you have to slow down is essential, so let's share the mountain and above all wear the protections. when I see advertising videos made by brands where people don't wear helmets, it annoys me a bit.

[@NBiehle]

Keep up the great work. This is my go to channel when I need to work on something. Your explanations are very good.

[@malcolmmoore]

Cheers Nick!

[@drod2551]

Malcolm, your videos are fenomenal, thank you cause I learned to snowboard watching your videos. 🙏🤝

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks again 🙏 good luck!!

[@TheRouskata]

Me: Malcolm how do I make french toast? Malcolm: So first thing you gotta do is check your posture ! Love the videos

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, yeah, always posture is the first thing! 🤣

[@cristoforosboikos6089]

Great video Malcolm as always. I think a video on riding icy terain would be very helpful as i fine my self struggling on it even after 15+ years of riding. Im talking about this icy ,scraped terain you find usually in busy days and feels like you cannot moove the board under your feet. Thay anyways.

[@alexknightwrc]

I’d love to see you cover off forward lean. It’s not talked about much at all, but it can have a big difference to your riding 👍🏼

[@ivankirin9409]

Hi Malcom really appreciate what you do! Your channel is awesome and do not stop to create more interesting videos. Something that will be interesting for me and have some struggles with it is changing the leading foot. Did you ride all day long on the same leading foot or you change it regularly. As a beginner after a couples of hours of riding on red tracks sometimes I feel it weak and tired more than the back foot so I need to change the leading foot. Could you make a video about this topic and I am sure it will be interesting for others.

[@Hallokett]

It is a good lesson for me. 😅Thank you Malcolm.

[@a.o.3523]

great videos, i love your content! it helped me on day one get from no snowboarding to linking a couple of turns just remembering and trying out your lever analogies. can you offer some advice for "first snowboards" knowing we'd probably need something to progress from green to blue runs?

[@ethanthemelon]

Only been snowboarding for less than a week but your videos have helped a tonne! I even got down a red today. Was on the run on the glacier in les deux alpes and got caught with a nasty crosswind that made me catch an edge a couple times and slam hard, any tips on how to change your riding at all to deal with strong wind?

[@elysewalden16]

I love this man too much. The beginning had me rolling. Love the tutorials, keep up the good work!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, back very soon with more!

[@kuanhau4323]

Oh hahahahaha, I love the progression. Brilliant for a beginner to feel like a pro in a few runs!

[@malcolmmoore]

Cheers Kuan ✌

[@ModelcarNick]

Hi Malcolm, I was wondering if you could make a video on table top type jumps. I broke my pelvis and my tailbone this season hitting one way to fast with too much air. Show us how it’s properly done to avoid injury!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, likely one I'll make as we come into springtime and they soften up a bit! 👍

[@JackOfTrades12]

Do you have any tips on predicting other people, and how to position yourself to pass them?

[@malcolmmoore]

Remember the person below always has the right of way, even if they're making erratic turns, so give them a wide berth. As for predicting where they will go, it isn't always easy, but you can usually spot if an edge change is about to happen, and therefore a change in their direction. Also don't get yourself squeezed out. For instance if someone is close to the edge of the piste, don't try and overtake them in that small gap, because if they start to move closer to the edge then you'll get pushed off the side! 👍

[@hsidder]

Another great video Malcolm! Thanks for posting. Extremely helpful for new riders like myself.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks 👍

[@taqveerdoha3609]

Dang the audio sounds amazing. What are you using to record?

[@malcolmmoore]

Rode lavalier mic with the wind fur thingy 👍

[@Miiista]

What's your height? A great video idea would also be explaining all the different terms and lingo that's used by skiers/snowboarders... I watched one of your videos where you mentioned 'Dust on crust' and never heard of it, so "Snow Slang" would be good!

[@DC1789]

Hey Malcolm I was wondering if you could do a video explaining what types of turns would be best for doing straight airs off of jumps such as down unweighted or up unweighted turns? I feel like having a solid foundation to rely on could improve my skills drastically, and could help give me an idea as to what types of turns I should do for certain tricks I choose to learn in the future. Any feedback would be much appreciated. Love the videos! keep up the great work!

[@malcolmmoore]

I'll get to some more park stuff in the spring time when the jumps soften up a bit. But you don't really need to worry too much about up unweighted or down unweighted for those. It is more just getting your line in correct. For small jumps you can just ride in on a flat base, and land on one too. Then you can work on actually jumping more off the lip and sucking your legs up in the air. As you start to move onto bigger jumps it can be good to start taking off slightly on your toe edge to give you more control of your line as you approach. And you can also land on your toes and then roll to a flat base to help absorb bigger landings. 👍

[@Steven-wq8tx]

Thanks Malcolm! I find that I fall 99% of the time because I get nervous I’ll crash into someone and end up just diving to the side to avoid any collisions lmao

[@haycht09_]

Hi malcom, videos are great! Where is this that you’re at in this video? Looks great

[@malcolmmoore]

Alpe d'Huez France 🇫🇷

[@gregsweethughes907]

Really glad I found this vid 👍👍 not something I was taught.

[@malcolmmoore]

Great!!

[@L_M_C]

Loving your work. Something I'd love to get better at is riding with one foot in the binding, e.g. After exiting the chair lift or skating between flat sections. I find as soon as it gets a bit steep, I lose all control and have to emergency stop. Help!

[@malcolmmoore]

It's in the works! 🙌

[@jennifervanhoutert7370]

Hi malcom :D first of all im loving your vids and they give me so much more confidence in my snowboarding. I would like to ask you if it's possible you do a video on how to keep correct posture during simple tricks, like hitting sidehits, buttering tricks, going off a box. I want to add more tricks to my riding but i'm struggling with this and more specifically the landings haha.

[@malcolmmoore]

Often in tricks you might counter rotate to get the board doing one thing or another as in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWO6ZJpreJeMZ9E But generally on the landing you'll want to try and bring your shoulders back in line and knees nice and soft!

[@jennifervanhoutert7370]

@@malcolmmoore thanks so much for this tip! I'll definitely check the video out :)

[@vl4d1sl4v]

What’s up with the ufo at 2:55? Did you edit it in?

[@joshuahoward4114]

I love the intro. Great info, too.

[@malcolmmoore]

Much appreciated!

[@jimsdrivingschool]

Great vid again, very useful thanks. Ps what camera are you using to get film that good ?

[@malcolmmoore]

I'm using the insta 360, I've put a link in my description 🤩

[@snow_dude]

Hey so I was thinking about making my own snowboarding content this coming season and was wondering what camera you would suggest.

[@laaaaauren]

Malcom!! I've been learning this season how to snowboard and it's unlike any other sport I've done before. Your videos have been so helpful, to myself and my partner who has been snowboarding for nearly 20 years. Thank you!!! You mentioned in your video with two beginners that one of them was burning out her calves/legs because she was using her legs to lift her toes and heels. I'm doing the same right now and can't seem to get out of the habit. Do you have any exercises or tips for visualizing kicking this habit? Are my boots too loose? I want to knix a bad habit before I get further in my learning. Thanks a ton. :)

[@malcolmmoore]

Hey Lauren, glad the vids are helping! If your boots are too loose or really soft then you won't be getting much response when you lean into them. But that would mean that it's probably not that you're tensing your calf muscles to lift the heel, but you might just be over stretching them by resting in a position you're not used to for holding. It's always good to just practice the position with the board off and then you can really feel what you're doing. The boots should be pretty snug against your shin, and have a bit of rebound in them too. 👍

[@lambmaster]

Can you do a vid on one-footed riding? Love your vids!

[@malcolmmoore]

Yes I think I will! I won't promise it yet, but I'm pretty sure I'll get around to this one at some point!

[@kevinliu6002]

I find it very counter intuitive to see you facing forward

[@i-oDAM]

Hey mate! You have to teach us some proper buttering... Seen loads of videos on this but no one properly explains the weight distribution feel. We clearly need your talent here

[@Indigo897]

Hello Malcolm, is there any technique to ride at Trees? Perhaps counter-rotation? Its necessary to be able to change direction fast and somehow control your speed but the path width is limited.

[@danielwilkowski5899]

@Malcolm Moore is there a way to control your speed without skiding?

[@jamescash2734]

Good stuff man, you’re a stud

[@malcolmmoore]

Cheers James ✌

[@ryanridgeway18]

how long is your selfie stick? Yours is a perfect length

[@mr.force1036]

Thanks man, good stuff. Rockin the Dancehaul 😎

[@malcolmmoore]

😉

[@jsalas5400]

My 3 rules....keep pace if youre following someone Be intentional where you are going Dont stop in the middle of paths, get off to the side as best as you can, but stay in clear view

[@Raiders1234]

Some people stop in the middle of paths because they are extremely uncomfortable on those flats. They should definitely get over, but some of the beginners get so uncomfortable, they don't think all the way.

[@Alekshurov]

I like how the video itself does not show any camera whatsoever but the shadow actually has a camera on stick!! 8-)

[@choyMM]

Insta360

[@malcolmmoore]

Yep, much easier than you might think! Link up in the description to check it out 👍

[@asselin]

Bonjour Malcom, thanks for the video ! I am curious, do you know enough french to make a video in french ?

[@malcolmmoore]

My French is OK, but I will keep the videos in English due to the majority of my viewers being from the States!

[@CT-jv2tg]

Hi Malcolm, how do you ride flat and narrow cat tracks when you are stuck behind slow skiers making big turns across the width of the track?

[@normanvanwyk1127]

Woah UFO at around 2:50

[@Zarkrez]

Hey Malcolm, I recently got off the Burton LTR series, I was riding a 291mm waist board. My boots are 13 and im in the 270 weight range, what would be a good board for me?

[@vladsunseducer3574]

Nobody gona talk about the UFO that nonchalantly just flies in the shot at 2:55

[@atliengooner]

That’s what I was just about to say. I know I came here to peep out that disk, but I figured this comment section would be peppered with comments about it, but I guess they’re just checking out certain sections of the video or just so focused on the snowboarder and what he’s saying that they didn’t catch it, but that UFO is about as clear as it gets for a camera shot.

[@fokke_sander]

Great tips man, keep 'em coming!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks man, will do! 👍

[@hollywoodtrav6515]

How do you get those led lights under your board?

[@malcolmmoore]

It's just the reflection off the neon base 👍

[@klairlee1316]

Helped me a lot thank you

[@malcolmmoore]

No problem!

[@TheNomadsLog]

Is that a literal flying saucer in the top left at 2:55?????

[@BenjiSzucs]

So what's up with the UFO at 2:54?

[@Yaas90]

Awesome video as always!

[@malcolmmoore]

Yaas!

[@GTS00000]

Where are you mate? Where was this filmed?

[@byunism]

Earth

[@theCy3er]

usually in Alpe d'Huez

[@malcolmmoore]

Yes, in alpe d'huez 👍

[@GTS00000]

@@malcolmmoore awesome, reminded me of Crans-Montana

[@ven0mpunk]

The Silver Surfer at 2:55

[@MustacheGravy]

How come you added the ufo in there?

[@mr.kubson]

Maneuvering through moguls and tough stuff. Is there any fun way to ride moguls at all? Also, is there any possibility to make it more pleasant for the legs?

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha yeah I need to make that video, I just can't bring myself to dedicate an afternoon off working to hunt out some moguls haha. But yeah, I'll try and get to it!

[@ed_boogie]

sup brotha, I know it's off topic, but I was wondering what your thoughts are on positive angles on both bindings. I see a lot of Japanese riders who carve hard having positive angles on both bindings. I ride 15 -12, but I'm curious.

[@malcolmmoore]

I've never done it to be honest, but I'm gonna try it very soon and make a video of it!

[@ed_boogie]

@@malcolmmoore thanks bro. Looking forward to it.

[@NickTpStudios]

Hey malcolm Moore I’m a beginner snowboarder and I have the basics from skateboard, but I can’t figure out offpist as easy as “onpist”. Do you have any tips?

[@malcolmmoore]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmmZnX9pgs-rpJI This is a good place to start 👌

[@서윤철]

아................... 저 외쿡의 광활한 스키장!!!!! 넘나 부러운 거.......... ㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷ

[@KidCorporate]

Hey buddy, so, uh, what's up with that UFO in the top left corner for 17 frames starting at 2:55?

[@malcolmmoore]

A ufo? 🛸👽👾

[@kaisersolo76]

@@malcolmmoore missed that did you, its definately there. Any birds or drones around at that time. it looks lika a disc.

[@malcolmmoore]

@@kaisersolo76 you're not supposed to fly drones as there's an airstrip close by 🤷‍♂️

[@kaisersolo76]

@@malcolmmoore So we have no idea what that is! Crazy. Can you get any more from the raw video? Like a better close up shot or video. It's not a bird.

[@malcolmmoore]

@@kaisersolo76 I don’t have that footage anymore actually

[@dombek2007]

Thanks for this. But have a question: how to manage on the icy (from top to bottom) snow? I've been in Austrian Alps when there were extremely difficult conditions: no fresh snow for many weeks, just old snow warmed by sun every day and frozen every night. You could almost see yourself in it like in a mirror during entire ride.

[@GradeVisuals]

Yeah, those type of conditions suck. What my Ausbilder told me is that using short radius turns, with explosive up-unweights. In ice your edges don't grip, unless there is some serious amount of pressure put on to them. This you do by explosive up unweighting your edge, but it's very dependant on the terrain you ride and how well you can engage your edges. You can also straightline send it and pray for the best :')

[@malcolmmoore]

When it's really really icey that does suck. You can try and dig your edge in, but unless they are razor sharp, most of the time you will just slide out. Actually dialling back your edge angle in the snow and just making very skidded turns can sometimes be easier. They don't look great as you are pretty much going diagonal side slip to diagonal side slip, but if you gotta get through the ice, sometimes it is all you can do!

[@dombek2007]

@@malcolmmoore This is what I just experienced last time in January in Ankogel Mallnitz, which was the only open resort next to the Moelltaler Gletscher closed due to the windy weather. You're right. Thx for the answer.

[@dombek2007]

​@@GradeVisuals Yeah, agree. I just slided down trying to keep direction. Straightline? I was going to be alive... :D

[@chapelridge636]

Anyone going to talk about the UFO at 2:54?

[@Manuela_Wagner]

Posted by Malcolm Moore: @kaisersolo76 you're not supposed to fly drones as there's an airstrip close by My comment: If it's forbidden - you can still fly a drone, tho...

[@146930]

Great video as usual :)

[@malcolmmoore]

Thank you!!

[@mrankitku]

Hi Malcom, which board are you using?

[@malcolmmoore]

Amplid dada here, link up in the description 👍

[@El-Burrito]

Great video as usual! :D

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks! 🌯

[@bobsy852]

Can you emergency stop on ice? I had to this week and ended up just a**e to rock hard ice as the board slipped out beneath me

[@malcolmmoore]

I would normally look out for some looser snow, maybe edge of the piste because doing this on sheet ice is going to be hard...

[@bigbussin]

I'm transitioning from longboarding and I'm not sure how to fall on a snowboard. I'm used to rolling out of my falls, but I can't do that on a snowboard. Any tips?

[@malcolmmoore]

It's better to lean too much into a turn rather than not enough. Not enough can cause you to catch an edge which will always hurt. If you lean in too much the worst that will happen is that you slide out. On snow and ice you can slide with your falls making them way less worse than falling on a skateboard. Just watch out for putting all your weight down onto one wrist or arm, try and take it more to the body and slide with it 👍

[@richardhubbard2151]

Cool. Thanks

[@lingojingo]

How is it possible that the camera doesn’t show the camera stick? 🤯

[@malcolmmoore]

It's pretty easy actually, it's with a 360 camera, link in the description 👍

[@adamlowe8677]

Malcolm, my board is 285 wide, but I still boot out. Should I use risers? I like to go fast and carve hard. I'm Worried risers could affect my stability at speed. Do you know of any manufacturers that go wider than 285?

[@choyMM]

Check out Ryan Knapton. He uses a custom wide board. His boards are made by Donek.

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah as Mark says, not many options above that. I think neversummer have also started making super wide versions of their boards too, worth checking out. Risers suck so ideally you don't want to use them. You nust have very big feet though if you're booting out with a 285 waist width!

[@RichardPearson999]

🤣🤣cheeky lil park run 👍

[@malcolmmoore]

That's about the most park I do!

[@TheNamiox]

Whats your height? and whats your snowboard size? I'm 1'89m and Im using a 168cm board. Is that correct?

[@malcolmmoore]

I'm on the ampid dada, 154, I'm 186cm 85kgs

[@TheNamiox]

@@malcolmmoore holly molly! Thats short! I love your videos😱. Thank you for you answer 😊

[@thomapple]

2:55 holy shit they're coming for us

[@malcolmmoore]

👽

[@Surago]

Anyone here for the ufo at 2:55

[@invertedthumbs]

2:55!! What is that!?

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

Also useful to spray friends 😂

[@malcolmmoore]

😉

[@josiahct]

I also whistle on the slopes haha

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, this is the Match of the Day (football show) theme tune!

[@josiahct]

@@malcolmmoore My go to is waiting all night by rudimental because I'm basic on the slopes haha

[@idkboutyou4872]

east coast ppl always stand in the middle of the run, don't look up the runs when turning = a bad day ....resorts have to tell guests what not to do

[@DanielPacheco-mf9rk]

Where is this?✌🏼

[@idkboutyou4872]

@@DanielPacheco-mf9rk in pa

[@jimmybushkill5295]

I’m In Pocono pa. Sounds like the skiers here

[@idkboutyou4872]

@@jimmybushkill5295 on god... makes me mad when ppl cut me off , where u ride ?

[@jimmybushkill5295]

My favorite is Blue mountain but I hit circuit around here Shawnee,camelback or montage mountain, elk mountain sometime even mountain creek

[@jimmybushkill5295]

Ninja spray u can disappear in the cloud then ride away.

[@Toby_AM]

Hey Malcom! Did you know there's a UFO at 2:54 in this video? You could provide the best UFO evidence in the world by changing the perspective of your 360 camera to follow the object! If it's fake you could also lay to rest a debate that's raging on r/UFOs. Please help us out show us the goods!

[@malcolmmoore]

I think my editor has been having some fun...

[@bellvillepiet]

Nice joke at the UFO community! You almost had us! 😂

[@malcolmmoore]

Blame my editor!

[@bristiankale6190]

@@malcolmmoore Who is your editor?🕵

[@pAO29Ex]

@@malcolmmoore no it's UFO admit it sir

[@bellvillepiet]

@@malcolmmoore Naughty naughty editor!

[@jimmybushkill5295]

Hey Malcolm could u make a video on how to get my cats to snowboard with me😝🍌

[@malcolmmoore]

😉

[@SadButter]

I cannot for the life of me understand how that huge camera stick isn't visible at all. Looks like black magic.

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, easier than you might think, link in description 👌

[@Vincent-mq8ey]

Ninja vanish!!

[@blackslenderxd4387]

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[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks man 🙌