Nollies are mad hard

i can nollie 180 both ways, i can nollie heel and nollie kick, nollie bipsin, nollie 3's, its not to bad....
 
i can nollie about 2ft onto a rail. its not that hard, just control your feet so your tips dont cross.
 
yea i dont think this thread is directed at skateboarding considering its in ski gabber and nollies on skateboards are way easier than on skis...but nollie lips on skis are a ton easier than non lipslide nollies for rails
 
non lip nollies are a work of fucking art though... tanner rainville in shangai six... outrageous
 
non lip ollies onto urban rails?

I took a while to figure that one out, just take more speed than normal and take a bigger angle than normal from the rail. also line yourself up further away, but its all in the timing which cant really be taught
 
excuse my ignorance, coz i dont rollerblade or anything but what is a

lip nollie

non lip nollie

compared to a nose butter???

thanks..
 
nollie non lip - imagine this, going up to a rail, you gring left foot forward, you have to nollie ( jump off tips ) on to it from the left side of the rail. = most assured pain.
 
I've never nollied on skis, it looks like it'd be mad akward to jump forward and snap, without just flat jumping... but on a skateboard, it's easy.
 
Normally if you are going to ollie (or jump) your tips go into the air first. Nollie is when you start with your tails instead. Lip is short for lipslide, which is bringing your tails over a rail instead of your tips when you are coming from either side (as opposed to straight on).

Now, when you are getting onto a rail from the side, its easier to go with your tips forward because you are doing a normal ollie, with your tips off the ground. When you nollie, your tails are off the ground so its easier to do a nollie lip.

A nose butter is when you are skiing normal and do a revert to switch, keeping your tails off the ground.
 
this thread makes me laugh. it started out with saying nollies (noot even specifically onto rails) is "mad hard", when they are actually fairly easy. after that, someone didnt even realize we were talking about skiing. then "nollies on skis are harer than on skateboards", and "i dont ROLLERBLADE so i dont know what nollie lipslide or nollie nonlip is". kind of ridiculous.

im not saying nollies onto rails or what evere is easy, but people should kinda try to raise there IQ a little.
 
I have a question...

say you go up to a rail switch and pop off your tails to get on, is this a sw. nollie or a switch ollie?
 
yea, i find they are easier on street style down rails. you can take it down the rail a little bit and its no sweat. idk, i only saw one of mine on film and it was kinda iffy, but they feel super cool.
 
no itd be a switch nollie. at least in skating it doesnt matter if you take off from the nose its a nollie and if youre riding switch itd be a switch nollie. ya so on skis itd be a switch nollie
 
Switch nollie? haha that's retarded. It'd be a fakie ollie.

ollie: forwards, off tails

nollie: forwards, off nose

switch ollie: backwards, off nose

fakie ollie: backwards, off tails
 
i may sound very stupid for asking this but what the hell is a nollie??? post a pic/vid...or explanation please!
 
i dont get it... theyre mad easy for me you just pop hard off your tips and lean forward then straigten out
 
i know this kid whos pretty sick who can do fakie ollies (basically a switch nollie). it looks cool if you can do it right.
 
i always almost die on fakie ollie onto rails, they are easy on flat though, and i bet it would be easier if i did fakie lip too
 
I am so sick of kids lying on here. true nollies onto rails are very very difficult. It does not mean jumping onto a rail and claiming that you popped off of your tips. Vanular has one on an edit from breck on this site (from a few years ago i think) and that is still the only one I have seen someone do that is a true nollie. If you guys can really do nollies, I want to see some vid of a non-lip nollie and I want to see your tails off of the ground on the approach. There is so much bullshit on this site.
 
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