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== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
A vault has a height of 496 units, which is the exact same height as the [[backflip]] and [[sideflip]]. It takes more time to execute than a backflip or sideflip, but it can be used to traverse much greater distances since it can be boosted with momentum. Because of this, backflips and sideflips are rarely used for trickjumps, while the vault is an invaluable tool for trickjumpers. | A vault has a height of 496 units<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HynGdti4JSw</ref>, which is the exact same height as the [[backflip]] and [[sideflip]]. It takes more time to execute than a backflip or sideflip, but it can be used to traverse much greater distances since it can be boosted with momentum. Because of this, backflips and sideflips are rarely used for trickjumps, while the vault is an invaluable tool for trickjumpers. | ||
== Up-down vaults == | == Up-down vaults == | ||
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== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
Normal vaults don't have many applications in speedrunning aside from trickjumps such as [[Snow Dram]] and [[Left Side]], since they can take a bit of time to set up. However, a faster variant of the vault known as the [[divevault]] enables a vault to be performed almost instantly, albeit with difficulty.[[Category:Movement]] | Normal vaults don't have many applications in speedrunning aside from trickjumps such as [[Snow Dram]] and [[Left Side]], since they can take a bit of time to set up. However, a faster variant of the vault known as the [[divevault]] enables a vault to be performed almost instantly, albeit with difficulty. | ||
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<references />[[Category:Movement]] | |||