The Berricsのインスタグラム(berrics) - 8月6日 07時22分

@joorgesimoes 360 flip to what? Nose grind overcrook? If it were me, I’d call it a nosegrind. But some of you who didn’t grow up in the generation to see the overcrook invented will call it an overcrook. Either way, it’s insane! 🔥 - sb 🎥: @vitorborger #berrics #skateboarding #skateboardingisfun

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paul.epling Who cares what it's called, that floated onto that rail with that art piece of a skateboard and it matched the damn landing spot, at a damn contest where tons of people come to watch, at an amazing height of interest for skateboarding. I can't believe how much better skateboarders get, and how much better the whole community has made skateboarding what it is now. Besides naming tricks, I wonder, how do we support all these awesome talented, dedicated to their craft athletes, because these gnarly fucking tricks and combos are getting so damn almost common, like WTF?!🤯🤤🤤🤤🤤....….😂😆

blue_z33 Everyone that thinks its nose grind because thats how it was named when it was invented is stupid. Tricks are getting changed and manipulated all the time. Thats how skateboarding is progressing. Its a fucking overcrook because in todays skateboarding world we have more tricks then we did back then so they have to be specified. If every "nose grind" was classified the same no one would win contests noone would change the game that is skateboarding. Its a shit argument because skateboarding will always change and evolve.

jdpetitpas The whole thing is absurd. If you lock in like that approaching the rail bs then it’s ok to call it crooked grind, but if you go fs and over the rail and lock THE EXACT SAME WAY then it’s a nosegrind? Why not overcrook?? To lock and grind the exact same way as a crooked grind and call it nosegrind just doesn’t make sense and is just this wierd convention that everyone is used to, but for some extrange reason no one really questions

skate.bread Are we going to take away lip slides also? Up and over the obstacle constitutes a overcrook. If you land something like this guy does, I bet you don't call it a nose grind. How about only people that can do it get to decide. So I'm out.

chrisjournal Is the board tweaked out to the side during the grind? then its a damn crooked grind. nothing else matters. Nose touching or not? Nope, doesnt matter. Wheel pinch? Nope, still doesn't matter. Crooked board angle, crooked grind

gkgoff28 If you were to actually nose grind a rail. It would be 50x more difficult then an over crook. That’s how you can tell the difference.

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