JAHBRADOR Active member Aug 6, 2013 #1 <iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/71776962?autoplay=1" width="398" height="171" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="" mozallowfullscreen="" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>
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WVskiing Active member Aug 6, 2013 #6 See, this Is what I am talking about. People doing more doubles instead of triples
dbchili Active member Aug 6, 2013 #13 I positively thought this trick would be impossible for so long. This is way more impressive than any triple
I positively thought this trick would be impossible for so long. This is way more impressive than any triple
saxon Active member Aug 6, 2013 #18 that was impressive. must be hard to stay on that axis starting switch !
T thebusiness19 Member Aug 6, 2013 #21 I would say that was pretty effing close to being a sw dub rodeo 7
Puzzled Active member Aug 6, 2013 #23 fuck you JAHBRADOR you troll this is obviously fake and impossible
Turkelton Active member Aug 6, 2013 #24 Lars Tynes could do it if he didn't bring round the extra 1 on his sw dub 9s
Heart Active member Aug 6, 2013 #30 I now believe we'll see a switch dub cork 7 and switch dub flat 7 landed in the near future.
special-J Active member Aug 7, 2013 #36 that has to be THE most terrifying trick of all time... Big zero spins are already scary enough, but oh yeah toss two flips in there too.
that has to be THE most terrifying trick of all time... Big zero spins are already scary enough, but oh yeah toss two flips in there too.
8 84891jnf92048 Active member Aug 7, 2013 #40 and on zero spins you can kind of look at where you're going; you don't see your landing at all on this.
and on zero spins you can kind of look at where you're going; you don't see your landing at all on this.