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I don't think I've ever seen a rodeo/flat 7 or 9 in the pipe, not once. Anybody care to post a video of one or perhaps enlighten me as to why they've never been done?
Dumonts ally oop 7's look more corked than flat. Unless I was just looking at the wrong video. It's like somebody forgot to do flat 7's in the pipe or something
margetts and Rolland are two of the people i can think of that do true, non-ally-ooped flat fives in the pipe (maybe gus too?)
they both have dub flats as well. I feel as though it's got to be such a hard trick to do. pop SUUPER hard, square up, and then initiate. must be so easy to drift over the deck.
yeah his were almost a bio rotation but if i remember correctly, he was doing ally oop 9's and possibly a 10 a few years ago when he was wearing that baby blue suit.
Pretty sure John Symms was throwing them at pipe comps back in the days. For some reason, I have a memory of him throwing a flat 7 or 9 at a pipe grand prix in like 2008. It's kind of weird that nobody are throwing some at pipe comps.
There is a few people that do them Flat 7's that is, but I think this year I only saw maybe 1 person do it in competition, not sure who it was, some small name. But I remember Sean Field use to do semi off axis alley-oop 9's which were about as close to flat 9 in the pipe as I have ever seen.
Yep, definitely not on the axis I finally found. I'd be interested if somebody could find footy of Sean Field doing what one of the above posters described.
that would be an extremely odd rotation and axis. ive seen a snowboarder do fs rodeo 7 or 9 down the pipe once and it was crazy looking. but never have i seen someone do bs rodeo down the pipe above 540.