Me VS. ParkerAZ

Arnor Smari

Bronze member
It's neither..
A flair is a backflip 180 in a quarterpipe, landing back in the quarter. This was a 180 backflip to fakie.
 

Joe Riley

The Gypsy
Staff member
180 flip to fakie.
often considered/mistaken for flair to fakie because flairs have became a generic term for 180 backflip instead of flip air.
 

Parker AZ

Bronze member
yeah thats what i meant, he just didnt word anything right that i said.
"A flair is a flip air so it cant be a flair because he's not airing he's doing flyout so its a 180 backflip to fakie."
 

BenJelinek

Administrator
Staff member
flair=flip air.
air=180 on a quarter pipe
180 backflip=what that kid just did

in other words, there is no such thing as a flair to fakie unless you came into the quarter in a fakie, and landed in fakie. which is pretty much impossible.
 
Thing is; Flair flyout, would indeed not be a "Flair", a Flair is when you leave from the quarter and exit into the quarter, if you did it flyout it would've been a backflip 180 flyout
 

gimpkid

Member
flair=flip air.
air=180 on a quarter pipe
180 backflip=what that kid just did

in other words, there is no such thing as a flair to fakie unless you came into the quarter in a fakie, and landed in fakie. which is pretty much impossible.

wouldnt that be a fakie to fakie flair? jesus nobody do that to scooter fakie....too much fakie "fakie flair to fakie scooter fakie" actually i like it. go do it
 
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