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varial flip
What does varial flip mean?
A flip trick that combines a kickflip with a (usually backside 180) shove-it, so the board both flips and rotates at the same time. Also called a varial kickflip.
"His varial flips are dialed but he still can't do a hardflip."
Origin
'Varial' denotes a trick performed with an added board rotation; combined here with the kickflip.
Frequently asked questions
What is a varial flip?
It's a flip trick combining a kickflip with a shove-it, so the board flips and rotates 180 degrees at the same time. Also called a varial kickflip.
What does 'varial' mean?
In skating, 'varial' denotes a trick performed with an added board rotation, here combined with the kickflip.
How does it relate to a hardflip?
A hardflip is a similar but harder trick that pairs a kickflip with a frontside shove-it, flipping through the legs rather than around.
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