Jesper Tjäder takes a creative approach to the Nine Knights setup in his "dream line"Jesper Tjäder takes a creative approach to the Nine Knights setup in his "dream line"

Jesper Tjäder takes a creative approach to the Nine Knights setup in his "dream line"

Shane Dowaliby
Shane Dowaliby
April 13, 2015
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We all remember Jesper Tjäder’s monstrous double backflip from Nine Knights 2014; it felt more like a movie stunt than a ski trick. Well, he’s at it again. This time around, Jesper incorporates multiple hits into his “dream line,” including an alley oop double flat spin transfer, a floaty double backflip over the axe and a smooth 450 onto the bottom rail feature. Peep the action above and stay tuned for more from Italy.

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