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me and the boys have 4 black ribbed tube things that we found at an old ski resort and we are setting them up to ski this winter. we set one up as a cannon off a small knuckle. any ideas on not dangerous coragated tube features we can build that could be a little different...
sullivan_obriennah i’m gonna stick to 50-50s and try to learn switch 50-50s bc that’s like my favorite looking trick
Good call. Don’t me wrong tho I don’t wanna discourage anyone from sliding them but ive seen too many good men go down on the corrugated switchup to death. The corey t at my local was straight death tho cuz it was kinda wide lol.
A lot of hate for corrugated tubes. I think it depends on the kind. Where I work, we have ones that are stiff and have no flex, as well as softer ones that flop around. I'd imagine a soft one would be prone to edge catches, but I've never caught on corrugated before. The size also dictates the spacing of the ribs. If it's too big, the spaces between the ribs get pretty big.
I learned all 8 swap 270's out on a corrugated tube. The grip makes it pretty easy to get pretzel swaps.
