3 Easy Step to Better 180's - Snowboard Tricks

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My Gear List OM Falcon Goggle: bit.ly/4ax4KFO Save 20% with Code: SPC20 Clew Step-In Bindings: www.clew.us Capita Indoor Survival: bit.ly/3EHSXpy Vans High Standard Boots: bit.ly/3ScR8ZD Volcom Longo Pants: bit.ly/3tFQnhi Volcom Mittens: alnk.to/hDpzYVE Smith Method Helmet: alnk.to/8PDGW9x

[@davidbustamante7907]

I honestly never thought I’d get to the point in my snowboarding where I’m trying to do these small yet for me HUGE milestones like hitting a 180, but with this it makes it feel like it’s way more in my reach the next time I’m hitting the slope. Thanks SPC

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Amazing! You got the 180’s next time!

[@ivwshane]

Kevin, I notice almost all your flat ground 180’s are done via a pop instead of an ollie. Would you say that popping is definitely more common in normal mountain cruising?

[@SnowboardProCamp]

I think the pop is more consistent when doing Ollie around the mountain. You can definitely Ollie and nollie your 180’s but is a a bit more of an advanced style.