http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJAdqXi-Cs0 If I remember correctly, at 1:18 was the first bs noeseblunt ever filmed.
Front Noseblunt Slides
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJAdqXi-Cs0 If I remember correctly, at 1:18 was the first bs noeseblunt ever filmed.
Dom Marconi
Silver Member
That was a back lip, not a noseblunt.
ztkAZ
Member
that was a noseblunt. Lips are like boardslides.
Tyler Rehard
Bronze member
i should have said said that he was the only one ive seen in person
Robert Reichley
Bronze member
I learned them on a suuper buttery marble ledge.. a crunched up cement ledge will NOT help you as far as learning. i put my front foot near the neck with my heel hanging off and my back foot near the brake with my toes hanging off. while im doing it i put pressure on my bars to keep the deck leaning and popping out i put pressure on my front foot and hop and swing my body back straight.. going faster also helps
If you really really look it was a backlip, it was just super on the front of the deck. I saw a photo of the trick somewhere and it confirmed it was a lipslide.
Jordan Jasa
Silver Member
first make sure you're doing it on an angle-iron coping ledge (and make sure the metal extends far enough that your deck fits) or a really sharply angled ledge or any kind of buttery plastic type ledge.
i do them heelless better than with heels. i put my front foot with my toes pointed toward/really close to the headtube like a hang five, and my back foot kinda just like normal. go at a good speed toward the ledge, jump and just aim to land on the corner of the ledge between the space between the deck and your wheel, and turn your wheel so its pointed forward. don't forget to tweak the deck out.
oh and practice a lot
i do them heelless better than with heels. i put my front foot with my toes pointed toward/really close to the headtube like a hang five, and my back foot kinda just like normal. go at a good speed toward the ledge, jump and just aim to land on the corner of the ledge between the space between the deck and your wheel, and turn your wheel so its pointed forward. don't forget to tweak the deck out.
oh and practice a lot
issac miller
Bronze member
study this picture.
Hunter Treviranus
Silver Member
so how do you do back noseblunts on ledges i have them down on coping just can slide on ledges
i BS noseblunt naturally,ive tried front one just because everyone says there easier but i cant get into them
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
Go really fast Hunter
Jordan Jasa
Silver Member
I haven't really done them much but its seriously the exact same concept. just be sure to tweak it and have your feet in the right position.
unnnhhhhh, he's so close though, I'm sure some french kid has already done a back noseblunt down a handrail
MaxAmillion
Member
jump into it, not on to it. Jump up into the side of the ledge at a comfortable angle/speed and just jam the space into the edge of the ledge. Turn your bars facing forward, use heels, and just keep holding it until the end. Once I got them on my skateparks ledge, learning them to fakie came sooo easy.
nickdonatelli
Member
Think of it like a skateboard, gotta pop it and aim the front ends towards the coping. I just focus on just my front foot and put all my pressure on that and just aim it for the wittle space between the fork and wheel. Just slightly turn your bars and boom youll prolly be in it by then...Best decks for noseblunts are Frenchid, Thresholds, districts and addicts. Not sure about protos or reventons, never really rode em
TheObserver
Steel Member
The Donatelli has spoken.
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Robert Reichley
Bronze member
this.. try like to like hop JUST high enough to get onto the ledge.. if you hop higher than the ledge then youre gonna slam down on it and get locked up. thsi trick is a combo of foot position/ balance/ angle/ cooter control
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
And they work an painted curbs so you can practice on those.
Josh Henderson
Steel Member
how do you get your back wheel up?