The Latte Flip is a weird one – basically a rail heelflip, it appeared in the early 2000s and has barely been seen since. Let’s change that.

Spinning a 360 Casper Disaster requires a bit of a change in technique compared to the basic casper disaster – it’s not as simple as “spin a bit more”!

The Rail Toespin is an often overlooked but classic rail trick; leave the railflips alone for a while and get spinning instead!

Scooping up from rail to no handed 50-50 is a bit harder than going from rail to casper, and requires some subtle movements.

The railwhip is a 360 shuvit from rail where you never lose contact with the board. This version is probably the easiest one to learn, so start here.

The coconut wheelie is the modern, more versatile version of the primo slide. Grab some freestyle wheels and give it a go.

The crossfoot butterflip to casper is a trick which feels awkward but is actually simple to do. If you can already do caspers comfortably, give this a try.

The railwhipback is like a shuvit-rewind done in a heelside rail stand. It’s quick, snappy, and demands a combination of balance, board feel, and timing.

The Reintges flip is probably one of the best rail flip variations. Flipping high and slow, it looks spectacular and feels satisfying to do.

This is probably the easiest way of going from rail to truck without using your hands. If you can do a no handed 50-50 already, you can do this combo!