Mall grabbing is a term used to describe the act of carrying a skateboard by the trucks instead of by the deck. This practice was popularized in the 1980s when skateboarding was becoming more popular and malls were a popular place for skateboarders to hang out.
Mall grabbing was viewed as uncool by some skateboarders, who believed that it was a sign of inexperience or lack of skill. They argued that carrying a skateboard by the trucks made it harder to control and slowed down their ability to move quickly or perform tricks.
Despite this criticism, mall grabbing remains a common practice among many skateboarders, especially casual riders who don't focus on performing tricks. It's also seen as a more convenient way to carry the skateboard, as it allows the rider to pick it up quickly and easily without having to bend down or adjust their grip.
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