Cool video, any idea for ideal tyre pressure for this? Iv tried a few times but maybe my pressure is too high. I was thinking too hard and it will not grip and too soft will risk rim damage.

thank you so much for mentioning the curb height, the curbs in my neighborhood are like 6 to 7 inches

Thanks man!

Thanks Jimmy!

We'll move it up the list! You got it man!

You sir, have wisdom beyond my years

Why I'm 49 in a couple of months , and I'm still bulletproof. Do it onto grass you'll be right !

You are welcome! Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks Ralph! Welcome to the Onewheel community! 🤙

Once you dial them in it really does expand the areas you can ride at🤙

If you're able to, post a video and tag us! We might be able to help figure out what's going on!

@@FloridaFloatBrothers ok cool I will film my shame and tag you in it. Thanks

For sure! Starting out, our feet would leave the onewheel pretty often, but that goes away with practice. Focusing on the timing and being light on your feet helps keep you from leaving the board completely. The scoot motion with the hips also helped with lifting yourself and the board while keeping your feet planted on the footpads. Bailing out while learning to curb nudge is pretty easy since you aren't going very fast. I hit the ground once and that was just because I was going super fast goofing around.

@@FloridaFloatBrothers but you're covered in padding !

We'll move it up higher on the list of videos to make!

@@FloridaFloatBrothers can pints do higher curbs also?

@@FloridaFloatBrothers hey! i wanna see this too. when? i bet you probably can't do high curb nudges because there's no video on it

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Never mind, I asked before the video was over. 😂

What's the heart thing for? I thought I got a response. I guess not.

Practice practice practice! We plan on releasing an updated video with more tips, but it really comes down to practice. Focus on being light on your feet and timing the nudge, starting small and working your way up is also helpful. As for fangs, they greatly reduce friction as your front bumper crosses a curb and allows the onewheel to work less to get you up and over. If you keep these details in mind and practice, you can do it! If you are still having trouble, upload a video of your attempts and tag us so we can help you understand what's happening! 🤙🏼 Stay safe!

Sorry!! Started typing the response and got distracted! 🤙🏼

@@FloridaFloatBrothers Thank you very much for responding so quickly. I'll keep trying. Float on!

Go slow and really focus on the hips. It will feel weird at first, but really exaggerating the hips helped us when first learning. If you're still have trouble after that, reply here and we'll see what else we can do to help

@@FloridaFloatBrothers thanks for the lightning fast reply guys! hey, i just found this video, where they aren't using their hips at all. what do you think? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbGFY9tk1ti-aGQ.html

Love Vache! That method can work, although it's always just seemed much more choppy and uncomfortable to us. Also, that method is easier if the curb is slightly slanted and not at a 90-degree like most curbs we face

@@FloridaFloatBrothers holy crap I just did one. Almost crapped my pants.

@@swinefeaster yesssss! 🤙

Lol maybe because we do mostly street riding with the Pint? Not sure, just know our XR tires are typically way more dirty

Everyone needs a Mark in their life ❤️🤙

You know it!

3:29 🤙

Florida Float Brothers I watch all video :) you have some good skills 👍 3:29 is a crawling over the curb, not jumping :) just kidding , I know many rides don’t like to use fins as it locks feet too much, they don’t feel safe