Boneless'

[theoreticalcrab]

I was messing around with some boneless variations the other day and realised I'd never learnt to do a straight boneless. I went about it by grabbing the rail toeside and landed a couple going slow and decided to try them going faster. First try, I grabbed the rail and pulled the board up too soon as my weight was still on the board, resulting in my thumb bending the wrong way, it kinda folded back on it's self

I was wondering, when doing straight boneless' do you guys grab the toe or heelside rail? I've also tried grabbing the nose with my lead hand, but they seem really weird... I was doing them on a 36" Deathbox

[akary]

grab toeside to gain control and pop high, anywhere else to move into a combo such as boneless head dab with late face grind.

[Directive0]

yah toeside, def.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, that makes sense now, I just found out its easier to do shifty boneless' than regular ones

[Directive0]

haha, I was in at a little tiny bowl in kitchener ont. and there were these little kids popping huge bonelesses..ees..essses.. out of the bowl. . No one was riding out the bowl tho, just getting air. That kinda sucked

[Anonymous]

well these are not hard things to learn...but when you get the boneless down...try some boneless emerald flips..they look sick...any boneless variation is fun...MAKE THEM HIGH!

[Slim]

You grab on the top side. That means heel side rail on backside boneless and toe side rail on frontside boneless. If you grab the other rail I bet it's called something different.

[daniel]

sometimes i grab the nose, does that still count as being a boneless?

[doctor worm]

i grab toeside for straight boneless or boneless fs 180. If u grab back hand heelside u can do some rad shovits/360 flips. i recomend trying it especially if you are stuck in a hill free area like the jersey shore

[atxjimatx]

if (on a frontside) you grab it heelside... you got yourself a beanplant.

[dave_dave_222]

toe side.

[sniffleless]

Stailfish grab boneless in a ditch! Stylish and fun.

[Andrew in Ontario]

can anyone explain or post a video of a boneless on a dropped deck like the Evo?

[Basch]

I ussually grab toeside with my back hand for 180's and 360's and heelside with my front hand for straight or to fakie.