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Now that we have a quad cork, what's next?

toastyteenagers
Posts: 1834 - Karma: 6,793
Apr 17 2015 10:23AM

probs on skis

trip Octo

what at do you guys think is next?

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John18_6
Posts: 7313 - Karma: 49,160
Apr 17 2015 10:28AM

Wait... Do we (skiers) have a quad cork? Besides mr bare which wasn't really a cork rotation. I swear if you're lying I'm beating you up on the playground after school.

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yungcigsmoker
Posts: 785 - Karma: 5,922
Apr 17 2015 10:28AM

SSX tricks

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Steezy_IN_KC
Posts: 2033 - Karma: 1,607
Apr 17 2015 12:32PM

Chupa_ChupsSSX tricks

Screamin Seamen on telemark skis?

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airplaneface
Posts: 219 - Karma: 685
Apr 17 2015 12:48PM

Chupa_ChupsSSX tricks

Dang, beat me to it. Came here to post this.

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SofaKingSick
Posts: 8933 - Karma: 57,524
Apr 17 2015 1:24PM

idk but i'd love to see a sick dub onto a rail. not THAT much crazier than cork 810s on and other shit that's gone down

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_69
Posts: 1772 - Karma: 4,979
Apr 17 2015 1:39PM

Triples on teles

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Dobber
Posts: 1698 - Karma: 9,834
Apr 17 2015 1:50PM

Triple onto a rail on the landing of chad's gap

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LarsTynes
Posts: 88 - Karma: 5,952
Apr 17 2015 2:45PM

Transworld snowboarding apparently hired a physicist to calculate how many flips you could do on a board.

“I found the maximum spin speed based on velocity leaving the [jump], then make it a perfect [takeoff] where as much energy as possible is put into the rotation and you get 6.5 revolutions.”

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/photos/we-got-a-physicist-to-calculate-how-many-corks-are-possible-on-a-snowboard/#1YjA7hyA3Hp288mt.97

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-Colton
Posts: 272 - Karma: 2,525
Apr 17 2015 4:02PM

DobberTriple onto a rail on the landing of chad's gap

Why yu no quad?

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nochill
Posts: 144 - Karma: 624
Apr 17 2015 5:07PM

quad lincoln

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John18_6
Posts: 7313 - Karma: 49,160
Apr 18 2015 12:14AM

thesteezypicklequad lincoln

lencoln*

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broto
Posts: 9039 - Karma: 25,659
Apr 18 2015 12:18AM

hopefully something creative

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rballs_
Posts: 709 - Karma: 2,992
Apr 18 2015 1:05AM

john18061806lencoln*

lencon*

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bighomieflock
Posts: 2040 - Karma: 2,445
Apr 18 2015 3:02AM

Titsandwich11idk but i'd love to see a sick dub onto a rail. not THAT much crazier than cork 810s on and other shit that's gone down

I would love to live my entire life without seeing a dub onto a rail.

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SofaKingSick
Posts: 8933 - Karma: 57,524
Apr 20 2015 12:22PM

bighomieflockI would love to live my entire life without seeing a dub onto a rail.

well then i have great news. no one will ever force you to watch any skiing you don't want to

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Pac2
Posts: 794 - Karma: 2,859
Apr 20 2015 12:27PM

Style is what's next, it's really great if someone throws a quad but I'd rather see more style in other tricks than more flips.

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Lonely
Posts: 6610 - Karma: 59,771
Apr 20 2015 12:30PM

kryptonicStyle is what's next, it's really great if someone throws a quad but I'd rather see more style in other tricks than more flips.

True. Don't want to see it turn into Aerials.

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.otto.
Posts: 3493 - Karma: 12,892
Apr 20 2015 2:42PM

LarsTynesTransworld snowboarding apparently hired a physicist to calculate how many flips you could do on a board.

“I found the maximum spin speed based on velocity leaving the [jump], then make it a perfect [takeoff] where as much energy as possible is put into the rotation and you get 6.5 revolutions.”

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/photos/we-got-a-physicist-to-calculate-how-many-corks-are-possible-on-a-snowboard/#1YjA7hyA3Hp288mt.97

6.5? so you land on your face?

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theabortionator
Posts: 51275 - Karma: 157,709
Apr 20 2015 3:20PM

.otto.6.5? so you land on your face?

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Alvaro
Posts: 323 - Karma: 2,066
Apr 20 2015 3:41PM

doing tricks on different features comes next (doubles and triples on hips, wallrides, cliffs, windlips, etc)

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