Who can treyflip?

[Triball]

You know what would be fun?
Pasting a link I know everyone can find one for themselves, but it would make the thread more colorful with a video

[swarbrim]

Heres my Full outflip.

Mike

[The.Mars.Volta]

Originally Posted by swarbrim

Heres my Full outflip.

Mike

ya know mike that actually a blind full outflip. you spin it the opposite way to the way you should cos you have your left foot foward, you should spin it the other way. well its whatever feels right. but its sounds harder if you say BLIND full outflip, even though its already hard enough.
i'll shut up now

[The.Mars.Volta]

oh and i believe loic can treyflip a 3 set

[gordythegon]

Shaun Johanneson
Kelly Hickman
Alex Toms
Xavier Collos
Luke Collalto
Jon Atwell

havnt gotten a chance to try them down stairs yet cause of snow.

[thejdw]

Originally Posted by swarbrim

I care, but I dont care if you dont care. I find this really interesting, knowing who can land certain tricks. And if you dont, dont post, or even click on the thread title, it was hardly a mis-leading title.

Mike

Wow I predicted you would say that!

[Spencer Hochberg]

Originally Posted by gordythegon

Shaun Johanneson
Kelly Hickman
Alex Toms
Xavier Collos
Luke Collalto
Jon Atwell

I know there are a lot more French people that can do them. I am not sure exactly which ones (I would have to watch their videos again) but at least 2 I know of.

In my opinion, Mike's full outflip is way cooler than a normal trey.

[unifreak7]

Wanna know something? There really is no such thing as a blind out spin or flip. You always spin your hand the comfortable way, so there is a switchand outspin (flip) or a outspin (flip). (My out is my bad direction with unispins, but they still are called what they are called) You wouldn't spin it blind (your wrist would be twisting an uncomfortable way, this makes it extremely lame, i've done them before, really lame, please don't do them) Learn switchand out whatevers rather than spinning them so it's bad for your wrist.

-Shaun Johanneson

[tomsey]

4 stairs for me
its been a while though

thought i'd post since i started ridin again

[tobbogonist]

back, and up early

[swarbrim]

Originally Posted by The.Mars.Volta

ya know mike that actually a blind full outflip. you spin it the opposite way to the way you should cos you have your left foot foward, you should spin it the other way. well its whatever feels right. but its sounds harder if you say BLIND full outflip, even though its already hard enough.
i'll shut up now

I would class blind as the other direction because that is not my normal way. Would look lame blind though, silly hand position.


And thanks Spence.

Mike

[unifreak7]

Out spins and flips are my bad direction too. I just don't think blind really says anything when what if you do it switchand? Then for you you don't have a normal out (anything), and that would be harder for people to remember. "That was an outflip" "No, not for him, that was a blindoutflip" "What if it was his switchand?" "No he's lefty." haha. Just trickier that way.

-Shaun Johanneson

[forrestunifreak]

Why don't we give up the whole blind/switchhand thing anyway? Or at least stick with one or the other. I think you are making it way too complicated.

[KlownLife]

Originally Posted by forrestunifreak

Why don't we give up the whole blind/switchhand thing anyway? Or at least stick with one or the other. I think you are making it way too complicated.

I say do it if you want.
In things like the "Back it up game" it's interesting and makes some tricks abit harder, it depends on how technical a street rider you are but I don't think we should ignore blind, switch, fakie tricks, just use them in moderation and label them.

[swarbrim]

Full outdoubleflip is going down soon guys. Anyone close to trey doubleflips?

Mike