most of us ollie down a curb pretty easily and its like nothing
so do you think that like a 5/6/7/8/9/10 stair is pretty easy to ollie for a pro?

Yeah. Same with alot of people on here that aren't pro..

I can do a 4 pretty easily, so a 5-10 will be easy for a pro.

IDK, it can be kinda hard on your ankles and hamstring. but to get 2 being a pro they have 2 be at least that good so i http://www.freewebs.comguess so...

I can do a 4, but it would be hard for a freestyle or vert pro skater to do a high stair jump.

I can do a 4, but it would be hard for a freestyle or vert pro skater to do a high stair jump.

Wouldn't be that hard for a vert skater though would it? Cause they take huge falls. And they should know how to absorb the impact on stairs..

How can ollie up a 9 or 10? Also it would be easy since many people I know can do 3 amd 4s.

yeah i suppose it just comes with experience cos alot of pros have been skatin for at least like 5,6 years

10's are quite easy for me to ollie. So I can only assume 10's are just as easy/ easier for pros. I'd say at least 12 would be somewhat accurate for an easy ollie.

a 10 stair for a pro,,,,,,,, thats easy ,, most pros tre flip something bigger than 10,, k flip nosegrind ledges and handrails,, and hardflip massive steps,, a 10 stair would be easy

10 is pretty basic for them lol. Now 20 is a bigger challenge:D

yea i guessing.

I also going to guess the need to really bring da pop on a 16+ stair.

Yeah. The more you practice and do something, the easier it is.

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Most likely. 4 stairs are like curbs for me, theres one like right at my shopping center and whenever I'm rolling around I don't even ollie it.

I just float on over.

Wouldn't be that hard for a vert skater though would it? Cause they take huge falls. And they should know how to absorb the impact on stairs..

you cant knee slide on a stairset

10 prob pretty easy for a pro