Reply With QuoteBoth tricks are so gnarly.
Plus its kinda funny that dude told him to quit trying the same trick as forrest lol.
Both tricks are so gnarly.
Plus its kinda funny that dude told him to quit trying the same trick as forrest lol.
Hitting that beast switch is gnarly enough, wow....
quite dope, and woah ryce sighting :p
but srsly, The Boss' bs flip a few years back made mad waves.. and this just kicks that 2 the curb.
No it doesn't. They are both NBD's. Just like Chris Cole sw fs flip didn't kick Reynolds regs fs flip 'to the curb'. They are both badass tricks.Originally Posted by GetThunderStruck
Also if you watch a lot of Guadin footage you would know that he skates an absurd amount of switch...which makes me wonder if a regs bs flip would actually be harder for him.
i remember seeing a lot of that dj gaudin guy in the Lafayette montages. Pretty sick that hes starting to get more famous now.
i mean, from personal experience, switch backside flip is always harder to do than regular...
can't say the same for switch fs.
^ yeah I agree sw is harder, but you have to look at what's been done at the time these guys did their tricks. 2010 or 2009, whenever Reynolds did the BS flip, that was groundbreaking shit.
If/when someone goes and sw 3 flips it, does that just shit all over Chris Cole's regs 3 flip he did almost 10 years ago? See what I'm saying? Nahhmeen?
I probably couldn't even ollie the first two stairs of Wallenberg, but if I was a decent skater still I'd probably much rather hit it switch and land regular than vice versa. Still thats fucking nuts, but if you have both stances of BS flips down idk which would be harder.
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