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When I was 17 I shit my wetsuit inside a Starbucks in San Clemente in front of wee man.
I would call it a fakie K to, most people probably would, even if it´s wrong. A fakie Suskie on the other hand would have the nose pointing towards the ledge, not away. Perhaps the name is up for grabs...Last chance to name a trick...
Quote from: DonnyD on February 12, 2021, 12:22:11 AMExpand QuoteI would call it a fakie K to, most people probably would, even if it´s wrong. A fakie Suskie on the other hand would have the nose pointing towards the ledge, not away. Perhaps the name is up for grabs...Last chance to name a trick...[close]suski has nose turned off the ledgewhen towards ledge it's a salad
I would call it a fakie K to, most people probably would, even if it´s wrong. A fakie Suskie on the other hand would have the nose pointing towards the ledge, not away. Perhaps the name is up for grabs...Last chance to name a trick...[close]
I always interpreted 'fakie k' as just short for 'fakie ollie switch k' and in that sense it's acceptable as a tweaked fakie nosegrind is really bound to remain a fakie nosegrind.
I love when people bring up world hunger. It makes everything meaningless."that guy is double parked.""Who cares? there are people starving to death! besides, how does that affect you? does it lessen the joy of parking?
Round here people have been calling it fakie ollie sw crooked for ages.
I call them fakie suskis. That may be wack nomenclature but it's technically accurate and at the end of the day trick names don't really matter. You can say fakie ollie to switch nosegrind or fakie 5-O, you can say fakie ollie to switch 5-O or fakie nosegrind, the important part is communicating what you're doing to other people in a way where they know what you're talking about.
Do you guys say nollie 180 switch crook? I swear we used to say switch halfcab crook which is accurate...just confusing as fuck....when I do them they are trucky nollie tails....