Best hard way hammers

[Bhaktih]

Jeremy Leabres fakie ollie to switch front blunt (?) Was pretty gnarly. Hes still on toy, right?

Ryan Gallant did backside 180 switch front crooks from the side.

[HisDudest]

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I always liked this one from Murphy

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Those are both done the "easier" way, especially considering that handrail is on a slight angle.

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Really? The thought of approaching a rail backside to do a nollie bs flip over always looked awkward and hard to me. But maybe its just me.

Don't be a fucking idiot dude

[LOU.502]

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Bama Hardy

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Yes!!

I came in here to post this as well! BeautyBurl trick

[Bristol_Palin]

Always liked Jerry's switch back 180 at 7:32 over the handrail in bag of suck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-bkrRGm4Bo

[Budgie Lasek]

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I always liked this one from Murphy

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Those are both done the "easier" way, especially considering that handrail is on a slight angle.

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Really? The thought of approaching a rail backside to do a nollie bs flip over always looked awkward and hard to me. But maybe its just me.

Just try to think of people fakie flipping, nollie flipping, or backside nollie flipping a rail the other way - rarely seen. The example you shared is the way people always approach those tricks.

Spencer Hamilton switch backside flipped that same rail, the hard way.

[RCB3]

The first fs flip in this new part really stuck out to me. Franky is so tech, but love how he skates big gaps and rails too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-F2pkvoluk

[RCB3]

Also, Wes Kremer's nollie bs 180 at 2:35 is so rad. That spot is tough to skate and he lands almost all the way down the bank.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEj10Rsv8sw

[Style Police]

Great Frontside Flip
https://youtu.be/GrzwOuuzYeU?t=122

[jexe]

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I always liked this one from Murphy

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Those are both done the "easier" way, especially considering that handrail is on a slight angle.

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Really? The thought of approaching a rail backside to do a nollie bs flip over always looked awkward and hard to me. But maybe its just me.

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Just try to think of people fakie flipping, nollie flipping, or backside nollie flipping a rail the other way - rarely seen. The example you shared is the way people always approach those tricks.

Spencer Hamilton switch backside flipped that same rail, the hard way.

Barney Page also switch front 360’d it approaching frontside.

[Merlin]

Carrol’s nollie varial flip over the rail in Modus stands out for me.

[AsianVegan]

This took way too long...

[BALARGUE]

THE hard way hammer

[RoaryMcTwang]

Wes Kremer's fakie heelflip over a handrail into a huge bank approaching with his back to the rail, is still mind-boggling to me. Was his ender in... his transworld part I think?

[Madam, I'm Adam]

Youness' b/s sugarcane on a handrail at the end of his Marrakesh Express part was pretty great. First one ever done.

[franc]

SJ ... 180 nose grind at black rock in SF ... Mad Circle Ad.

Dope move. Dill did it in Photo too and so did Crockett in that AWS Life Splicing clip.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BojAaOOgwFw/?taken-by=freeskatemag
Have many people done it the other way (backside 180 to fakie frontside nosegrind, to fakie)? Can't remember seeing it.

One of my favorite tricks ever is Barley's alley oop cab wallride in Welcome to Hell (00:23).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiXITDa9TME

[Rockin Robbin]

Great Frontside Flip
https://youtu.be/GrzwOuuzYeU?t=122

YES fucking amazing

[mick1shrdn]

Do these count as the hard way from Busenitz?







Definitely making that first one my signature

[franc]

Do these count as the hard way (...) ?

Not in my opinion, as splendid as they are.

[elmcityboy]

what about ck1's ender in pretty sweet? i think about that trick pretty regularly. never seen anyone else touch it.

[slappies]

Ishod did a f/s 180 fakie crook approaching the hubba frontside down the Stanford Hubba. It was in his Since Day One part. Same video Hardy did his clipper trick. How many hard-way "hammers" were being done before those? I mean, obviously hard-way stuff has been around forever, but they seem more common place now. That video was one of the earlier I remember of that stuff being thrown down shit other than ledges/smaller scale spots.

[franc]

what about ck1's ender in pretty sweet? i think about that trick pretty regularly. never seen anyone else touch it.

Awkward but not the hard way.

[doctorpoopy]

i keep seeing austyn's name here for good reasons.  but i remember a fs half cab bs crook in a line that was pretty rad