5-0s

[SamDybeck]

I had an ethic lindworm and i could lock backside 5-0s and hold them as long as i wanted, I've now aquired a 22" threshold, whenever I try them now my dropout just slips to the side and I just fall into a boardslide and then slip off the ledge. Any tips?

 

[Sam Bennett]

I don't see how you can 5-0 on a lindworm but not on a threshold aha

 

[henry rohlfing]

for some weird reason I can 5-0 on my addict.. I am guessing it is just something with the length of the deck maybe put your feet farther back on the deck? Idk just a thought, might try it out

 

[Robert]

@shotgun_schofield

 

[SamDybeck]

I don't see how you can 5-0 on a lindworm but not on a threshold aha

its the grinding surface on the threshold, its too close to the wheel so whenever i hop into them my wheel just bounces off the ledge

 

[Josh Young]

v2i's are the best for 5-0s.
TSI's seem to be shitty for them by the looks of it to me
ethics suck dick for them
addict is almost impossible

 

[parrish]

You gotta get better at them then you won't have to lean on your wheel for them. On the Ethic you were able to lock into the inner shelf. Now you can't do that, time to figure it out.

 

[BenKowalski.]

Yea I use to do front 5-0s on my v2i but stopped on my 22, too tricky

 

[parrish]

dnt listn 2 bkow hes jst a tr0l

 

[Hamish C]

You can do them fine on a Thresh once you get used to it. My mate 5-0'd a cement ledge a decent distance before he cut his deck for pegs and I learnt 5-0s first day on my Thresh.

 

[SamDybeck]

You can do them fine on a Thresh once you get used to it. My mate 5-0'd a cement ledge a decent distance before he cut his deck for pegs and I learnt 5-0s first day on my Thresh.

I mean thats noy really helping me understnd how to do the trick, you're just kinda telling me how easy they are for you

 

[Hamish C]

Im just saying if you can already 5-0 you should get them easy once you get used to your deck, it just sounded like you were trying to blame the deck for you not being able to do a trick.
Just put your feet further back and hop then lean back. Spot where your dropout will land on the ledge and make sure its lined up properly.