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Hand drag 3 or 5 off jumps way easier than cork 5?

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TheButterHashira
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Are hand drag 3s or even 5s off of jumps easier than cork 5s?
Jan 10 2009 6:50PM
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Alex_G
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depends how good you are at cork 5s...
Jan 10 2009 7:05PM
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TheButterHashira
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I don't know how to do cork 5s but I was getting hand drag 3s off this smaller jump and I felt like I could have spun it around to 5. I was just wondering if I could realistically learn cork 5s this season.
Jan 10 2009 7:12PM
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jsaya_SagStraps
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can u cork 3?
Jan 10 2009 7:16PM
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TheButterHashira
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no I heard that is way harder than cork 5. Some people learn cork 7s first don't they?
Jan 10 2009 7:18PM
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McSlay
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this thread doesn't make any sense just cause you are able to hand drag 5 off of jumps won't make it so you can get cork 5's they're not equivalent but with that being said for me it is far easier to hand drag cork 5s so if you turn it to 5 you may end up going cork and doing a form of a cork 5 just with a hand drag which makes it look cooler any way
Jan 10 2009 7:24PM
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mophead
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try misty 5 first, I find that easier to get the complete rotation.
Jan 10 2009 8:44PM
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TheButterHashira
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I tried that once, its easy but...
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Jan 10 2009 9:16PM
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[~_~]
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Definitely. I still have trouble on cork 5s but hand drags are a piece of cake!
Jan 10 2009 11:05PM
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MatRich
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no hes got a point here because you are corked for a bit on hand drags so you get the same feeling or at least a similar one, now does this feeling and experience help? that I want to know also

Jan 10 2009 11:11PM
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mophead
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I had two pairs of scratch 140s blow up last year...they are horse shit.
Jan 11 2009 2:48AM
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Alex_G
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if youre feelin it then give er, only if you are feelin it though. wait till that perfect day and if you don't have enough speed DON'T throw your trick.
Jan 11 2009 3:36AM
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Dobies.
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do what you must
Jan 11 2009 9:43AM
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Steeze-On-Toast
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Yeah, my mate is sponsored by Rossi n on his first session on a pretty big dryslope kicker, (big for a dryslope, im talking 15 foot gap) there were chunks taken out of the toe piece. He hardly fell at all.
Jan 11 2009 12:11PM
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A.R.
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your mate got sponsored by rossi riding dryslope? cheya right
Jan 11 2009 12:33PM
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K.C.Deane
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the dif between the two for me, is that when you hand drag off the lip you get popped harder from the lip. and it kinda auto corks so you need to be ready cuz you dont really have a choice . Where as cork 3s and 5s you have make yourself do it which can be harder sometimes, but you can control the cork when you dont drag.
Jan 11 2009 12:40PM
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mophead
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same with butter 5s.
try some of those.
Jan 11 2009 5:58PM
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K.C.Deane
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Ya for sure. its cuz your already leaning back which makes you cork..... Or you can just wear a backpack and put some weights in it.hahahaha
Jan 11 2009 6:13PM
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