FlightPlanDan
Don'tTrustAfartAfter50
- Location
- Crescent Beach, FL
Although I've yet to ride out of a bf, and my re-entries are way less than stylish, I think it's wrong to compare the two against each other.
There are riders that do mostly air tricks and there are riders that mostly carve. It's pretty rare to find someone who is truly adept at both. (or has put serious effort into both) Everybody knows the names of the riders that are good at both!
I consider a re-entry a carving trick even if it's big air. Because, yes, it's a surfing thing. It takes a bit more understanding of the surf. In that respect, I like the re-entry.
But spectators who don't understand what it takes to do a good one will prefer the backflip.
A very flipping member told me b4 I ever tried one, that a BF is the easiest trick there is. Just gotta nut-up.
BTW: I like re-entries where the nose is level or down. A re-entry with the nose pointing at the sky, to me, is lame.
Just my .02.
There are riders that do mostly air tricks and there are riders that mostly carve. It's pretty rare to find someone who is truly adept at both. (or has put serious effort into both) Everybody knows the names of the riders that are good at both!
I consider a re-entry a carving trick even if it's big air. Because, yes, it's a surfing thing. It takes a bit more understanding of the surf. In that respect, I like the re-entry.
But spectators who don't understand what it takes to do a good one will prefer the backflip.
A very flipping member told me b4 I ever tried one, that a BF is the easiest trick there is. Just gotta nut-up.
BTW: I like re-entries where the nose is level or down. A re-entry with the nose pointing at the sky, to me, is lame.
Just my .02.