Laser flip

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Laser Flip is a Skateboarding trick it was invented by Rodney Mullen. This trick is a 360 Frontside Pop-Shuvit and a Heelflip, This trick is an advanced trick. This trick is not seen in skate videos very often because its a very advanced trick. The Laser flip should not be confused with the 360 flip, to do the Laser flip the skateboarder must place there foot as a heelflip position and there back foot like at the back edge of the board then they must scoop the tail backwards while doing a heelflip. The Lazer flip is a very old trick and was popular in the mid 90's People like Ronndie Creager and Kerry Getz, Chris Haslem is the only pro that really does them now.