Casper Flip
What it is
From an upside-down 'casper' position with one foot under the board, the rider scoops the board up and around 360 degrees. Invented by Rodney Mullen in 1983.
- Lessons
- 2
- Channels
- 1
- Other stances
- 3
- Level
- 4/5
Casper Flip
How it works
- Apply pressure like entering a primo/casper stall, with one foot under the board and the other on the upturned tail.
- Scoop with the under-foot to whirl the board 360 degrees around, jump, and land back on the griptape as it completes the rotation.
2 lessons
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Casper Flip
Other stances
The same trick from another stance. The lessons above still apply; the ones made for a stance are listed under it.
Nollie Casper Flip
The lessons above applyFakie Casper Flip
The lessons above applySwitch Casper Flip
The lessons above apply
Flip tricks
Same family
Grounded in Wikipedia: Flip trick (Casper flip)
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