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What type of jibbing do you guys like to watch the most?

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mikemurda
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title says it all:

Gus's rails (sw ups, sw ups, pretzel 450's, 360 sw ups, pretzel 360 sw ups)?
LJ's rails (sw up to misty off)
Wallisch's rails (just like Gus but done with style)
Andy Parry's rails (50-50 combos and weird crazy grinds)
B-DOG's rails (presses, bluntslides, grabbing while grinding, 50-50s, sw 50-50s, surface sw ups, trannys, etc.)
JF Houle's rails (nosebutters, nosebutter 4's, nosebutter 810's, 450 on 270 out, etc)

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Feb 21 2011 8:43AM
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rtav
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B-DOG
but Ahmet also stomps shit with authority
Feb 21 2011 8:48AM
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hendriab
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wesson
Feb 21 2011 9:02AM
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TOAST.
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wesson and parry
Feb 21 2011 9:09AM
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Evilchris
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Andy parry , or anything on Natrual features/ sidebooters
Feb 21 2011 9:43AM
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I_Am_Mod
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purely creative jibbing => TC crew

best flow/style but not realy "jibbing":
Hornbeck, Brogan, delorme ......
Feb 21 2011 9:45AM
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Flying~Squirrel
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ian compton with his little spread eagles and goofy stuff like that. and andy parry
Feb 21 2011 11:02AM
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.Fish.
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B&E all day.....the most style.
Feb 21 2011 11:21AM
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tyberesk
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hornbeck
Feb 21 2011 11:31AM
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lgbskier
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Traveling Circus crew compton,wesson and parry, Bump!!!!!!!!! for good thread
Feb 21 2011 11:44AM
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Hansel.
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I enjoy watching it all, every style has creativity, weather it be Andy's hippie killers, or Tom's disaster over the bridge walkway in Helsinki.
Feb 21 2011 11:45AM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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traveling circus, pretty much everyone on line that does rails.
henrik and casabon
meatheads stuff.


Feb 21 2011 11:46AM
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broto
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never go full retard
Feb 21 2011 11:50AM
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RudyGarmisch
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None of the above.

Switch ups are cool, but the truly impressive shit, to me anyways, are the gnarley rails and jibs. The stuff thats so long, technically challengin or high consequence that its enough just to clear it or grease it. We had this back in the early days (Mike Nick on that C rail, Pollards back 270 off the cornice rail at Hood, etc), and it does show up rarely today, but nobody has taken the charge in just finding and stomping big stuff... thats what I wanna see. In my mind, Frank Raymond is the only guy that comes to mind that might be considered a leader here, and if you've seen Arena, we have some catching up to do compared to what snowboarders are doing.
Feb 21 2011 11:57AM
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BroBomb
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FIZZLE FLIPS!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOOSE CANON (skiboards) PLAYAZ foreeeeeverrrrrrr. Canada what what! They might have been in a gang, it might have just been the Boy Scouts, but they might not have earned their merit badges. Uuuuggggghhhhhh!
Feb 21 2011 12:02PM
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CBROOKS
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I like to see the banger tricks stomped on urban rails. Proves just how on point the skier is when they can still do their park tricks on gnarly handrails
Feb 21 2011 12:18PM
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Alex_G
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bdog and henrik...nothing compares
Feb 21 2011 12:24PM
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KillaSeason
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Ahmet, andy parry, will wesson, B&E, and hornbeck

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Feb 21 2011 12:29PM
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EMK
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What about stept, they do a lot of high consequence gnarly jibbing?

I like that too. I also like the Nipwitz and Gpsy Feelin approach of hitting big stuff on the streets with a creative style.

My favourite out of the list is probably b-dog closely followed by andy parry though.
Feb 21 2011 1:30PM
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Black.Bird
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Casabon and Drexler are my favorites to watch.
Feb 21 2011 1:41PM
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AdiibA
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so what about max hill's insane taps and shifties and stuff like that?
that's my favourite
Feb 21 2011 1:50PM
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GayWolf420
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McCheddars 450 to that down ledge that caused beef /argumentstarter
Feb 21 2011 1:55PM
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Chilly.
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I have seen Gus do some sick stuff on rails...like an up rail on a stairway that he did like a rodeo 9 off of. It was soooo sick
Feb 21 2011 2:22PM
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[Steeze_Please]
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agreed 100% id way rather see some guy jus do an absolutly gnarly rail than see 270 on 3 switch ups and a 270 off a flat rail
Feb 21 2011 3:48PM
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TheWakes.
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Ahmet in the BAD edit.
Feb 21 2011 4:00PM
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Ian.Ham
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I think JF houle is one of the most underrated skiers, he is so fucking sick at everything, jumps rails you name it. So I like his style and probably Casabon just cuz he is crazy
Feb 21 2011 5:02PM
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jason...
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stept dude, they've got a ways to go but they're doing big things that most other skiers aren't.

i wanna see less cheater jump-ons in urban. people should abide by the old rule of no taller than 1 stair. a rail loses half it's credibility when your jump is half as tall as the rail itself.
Feb 21 2011 5:08PM
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melbs
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Parry is where its at
Feb 21 2011 5:35PM
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jdeb7
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anything creative on a wide variety of features, just change up what has already been done
Feb 21 2011 5:43PM
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binturong-qwerty
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Dylan Natale
Dane Tudor
Tim Durtschi
Will and Andy
LJ
B&E
Chompton
Wiley Miller
Feb 21 2011 5:46PM
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PeterWojnar
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You're all wrong, unless someone said backcountry jibbing and I didn't see it.

Nimbus type stuff, tree taps, bonks, all on natural features or pow kickers
Feb 21 2011 6:04PM
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GayWolf420
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massive tree taps, bonks.
Feb 21 2011 7:41PM
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BWalmer
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Stept would have blown your mind if the weather had cooperated...we set up a shooter rail 15 feet off the "ground" into a tree with a 40 foot gap to the landing...unfortunately they only had a one day window and the weather didn't work out.

But this is what I like to watch:
Feb 21 2011 7:46PM
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