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[ragadytrees]

hey i was sitting in the back of my art class reading this snowbording mag that i found on the flour and i saw this pick

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/pictures.php?img=80063&

it is a bit un clear but it is like a handplant then a micktwist thing. that would be intersting to see on skis. Just an idea

 

[dom_uk]

cant really see whats going on :-S

 

[skifreak_101]

yeah cant see shit in that picture

 

[scientist]

basically when he takes off he purposly puts his hand down and uses his hands to go inverted. i wasnt to se someone haul in and purposly catch thier front edge to handspring, that would be hot.

 

[VANULAR]

i tried that this year

 

[scientist]

how did it go over?

 

[asfffffffffdd]

i cant remeber exactly who it was, but i think it was JF Cusson, and when he used to do switch mistys 9's he start his spin on the jump, and kinda catch his front edge when he was at 90, and would use that to send him into the misty....it was cool, but kinda wierd at the same time

 

[RockandRollTroll]

its like a kmart flip

 

[Tclif]

Ohh anyone remember Mike Wilson;'s overflip handplant on(over) the wallride in Ready Fire Aim??? I always think that is dope.

 

[LDuggan420]

well they usually do that grab in a mctwist... wait is that a snowboarding term or just skateboarding

 

[garrett.]

looks like an inverted cork 5

 

[ski_cartel]

i tryed something like that on skis this year, it didnt turn out well

 

[Kevo]

Perhaps it is called a Cripler???