That monstrous varial heel in Chris Pfanner’s second batch of Pfriday stunts prompted some round-the-campfire rambling over other notable examples of the trick. Here’re three of the best:
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Rick Howard‘s always made them look good. The frontside half cab variation bears his name – Howard flip (or Rick flip if you prefer).
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Geoff Rowley showed his mastery in Sorry, including to five-o, switch over a picnic bench and fast and lengthy down the infamous Santa Monica triple set.
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There’s only one example in Andrew Reynolds‘ The End section but wow it’s a corker – so solid you can hear all four wheels whump the concrete simultaneously.
One question though: how come nobody calls them frontside shove-it heelflips anymore?

