The BOARDWORLD Forums ran from 2009 to 2021 and are now closed and viewable here as an archive
By urbans you mean round down hand rails?
Or any feature actually which is actually urban location?
Yeh I found FS lips than BS boards once I got into to them. Easier to use angulation of your board to lock in. And because when you approach the feature its always in front of you, where BS board its behind you.
I agree, i find FS lips easier than FS BS.
I find i wash out on FS BS and almost faceplant on the rail
I agree, i find FS lips easier than FS BS.
I find i wash out on FS BS and almost faceplant on the rail
Yep! Thats it haha
I know what Im doing wrong. Not leaning downhill enough with the rail, or bending my body over too much at the hip on flat rails.
And not enough counter rotation of the upper body
Yeh i know what to do, but i havent had enough practise to get it on lock.
By urbans you mean round down hand rails?
Or any feature actually which is actually urban location?Yeh I found FS lips than BS boards once I got into to them. Easier to use angulation of your board to lock in. And because when you approach the feature its always in front of you, where BS board its behind you.
Urban Style Rails = Street Style Rails = Side Entry Rails = Any Rail Feature that you have to jump onto from the side.
Same thing different names.