Raley based tricks list
Raley-Based Tricks are tricks that are based on the Raley and are built off of it.
Raley-Based Tricks
313: Heelside Raley with a frontside handle-pass 360 - Invented by Shaun Murray.
313 5: Heelside Raley with a frontside handle-pass 540 - Invented by Shaun Murray.
90210: Toeside Raley with a frontside handle-pass 360 - Invented by Mark McNamara.
911: A shifty Raley - Invented by Parks Bonifay.
Air Raley: Board is thrown out behind the rider and above the head in a "Superman" fashion - Invented by Darin Shapiro.
Batwing: Toeside Raley with an Indy grab - Invented by Scott Harwood.
Batwing to Blind: Toeside Raley with a backside 180.
Bee Sting: A Vulcan where the rider grabs melan like a Hoochie Glide on the way down - Invented by Mark Kenney.
Blind Judge: Heelside Raley with a backside 180 - Invented by Parks Bonifay.
Hoochie 313: Hoochie glide with a frontside 360.
Hoochie Glide: Heelside Raley with a Method grab - Invented by Gator Lutgert.
Hoochie Krypt: Hoochie glide with a frontside 180. AKA hooch to fakie.
Hoochie to Blind: Hoochie glide with a backside 180 landing wrapped or passing the handle - Invented by Shaun Murray.
Indy Glide: A 911 with an Indy grab.
Krypt: Raley with a frontside 180.
Oriental: Heelside Raley with a Slob grab - Invented by Scott Byerly
Oh Really: Toeside Raley with a Frontside 540.
OHH: Heelside Raley with a Stalefish grab. AKA Other Handed Hoochie Glide - Invented by Adam DelVecchio.
S-Bend: Heelside raley with an overhead backside 360. Both hands over head - Invented by Shannon Best.
S-Bend to Blind: S-Bend with a backside 180 - Invented by Darin Shapiro.
S-Bend 720: Heelside Raley with two overhead backside 360's. Both hands overhead - Invented by Andy Owings.
S-Mobe: An S-bend with a frontside handle-pass 360 on the way down.
Square Raley: A Raley done without the use of the wake. AKA Air Air Raley - Invented by Shaun Murray.
Vulcan: An S-Bend with a frontside 180. AKA S-Bend to fakie - Invented by Parks Bonifay.
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