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was trying to learn cork 3s on 10" of fresh snow, after 2 lame attempts i really dropped the shoulder, got really off axis, felt that i was coming around to 5 (which i didn't want because it was deep snow) so air awareness kicked in and i wrapped it up to stomp a cork 7 somehow.
first landed 720 was an accidental cork 720 because i had a fear of landing switch in powder...
Double backflip....face planted once, over-rotated once, and then stuck it on the 3rd try. And of course the 4th try I caught my tips. Not so consistent yet haha
DaveWadleighDouble backflip....face planted once, over-rotated once, and then stuck it on the 3rd try. And of course the 4th try I caught my tips. Not so consistent yet haha
I doubted this claim but after checking your profile, holy fucking props!
i nailed a real solid cork 9 blunt that i was super stoked on.
not exactly best trick, but i also sent like a 75 foot safety 3 and another cork 7 in the inferno jump line at mt. snow. so exhilarating. i wish i had the opportunity to hit big nice jump more often.
brotoi nailed a real solid cork 9 blunt that i was super stoked on.
not exactly best trick, but i also sent like a 75 foot safety 3 and another cork 7 in the inferno jump line at mt. snow. so exhilarating. i wish i had the opportunity to hit big nice jump more often.
That's dope. I really wanna try one the next season, but maybe start with corked 7s over 9s first? i've heard diffrent opinions from diffrent people about it.
BatemanThat's dope. I really wanna try one the next season, but maybe start with corked 7s over 9s first? i've heard diffrent opinions from diffrent people about it.
There is hardly a difference in the two to be honest. I would start at 7 just because its less spin to get around but spotting your landing for 7 and 9 are basically the same thing. Similar to 3 vs 5.
Hmm, well my seasons not over yet, maybe big backflips and big frontflips, but i also learned how to style out mute 3's and 5's. Debating if i will send a cork 5 or 7 on saturday up at snowbird.
WillskiforfreeHmm, well my seasons not over yet, maybe big backflips and big frontflips, but i also learned how to style out mute 3's and 5's. Debating if i will send a cork 5 or 7 on saturday up at snowbird.
Huck the cork 5, you won't regret it. Also cork 3 is really really hard, like probably harder than cork 7 ( I cant do either though, so heh) so Id go cork 5 first. Nice!
My best trick was a big ( for me at least, was like 20ft) 3 Pretty hyped! I'm going skiing this summer though, so hopefully I will stomp a backie and or a rodeo 5.
