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Proper way to nose butter 360

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OCoffey
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do you pop a 180, land in a butter, and 180 out? Or do you butter the first 180 and 180 out?
Feb 9 2021 10:25PM
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Chrischi69
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OCoffeydo you pop a 180, land in a butter, and 180 out? Or do you butter the first 180 and 180 out?


I usually see people nose butter from forward to switch then pop and do the 180 but idk
Feb 9 2021 10:31PM
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jompcock
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there are infinite ways to butter your bread
Feb 9 2021 10:56PM
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corona
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first one looks way better, second one is way easier
Feb 9 2021 11:03PM
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270on420out
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First one of youre doing it off a knuckle. Second one if you’re doing it onto a rail.
Feb 9 2021 11:24PM
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WoFlowz
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I carve into my nose butters on rollers and knuckles been trying it on low rails doesn’t work well
Feb 10 2021 8:02AM
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poofartpee
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Think of the word butter, you put that butter on the knife and smear it on the bread. You dont take the butter knife and slap it against the bread. So based on this logic only the second option is considerd a butter, I dont know what to call the first one but anytime I see someone do one and they call it a butter I laugh in their face.
Feb 10 2021 9:24AM
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bennisolomon
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That’s a way to start to get the feeling down! Progress by doing less of a pop and flow into it, use a cat track or small lip to practice, and eventually move to rollers where your tips never leave the snow. Key is timing and getting your chest down to apply pressure on your tips, then use the leverage to bring it around. Hope that helps!
Feb 10 2021 3:31PM
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