Cocomo Murase Stomps the First-Ever Women’s Triple Cork 1620

Cocomo Murase Stomps the First-Ever Women’s Triple Cork 1620

Breaking the Ceiling: Cocomo Murase Lands the Mythic Triple Cork 1620

The boundaries of what is possible in women's snowboarding were completely shattered in Aspen, as Japan’s Cocomo Murase landed the first-ever Triple Cork 1620 in a women's competition.  

A "triple cork" involves flipping upside down three distinct times while spinning a massive four-and-a-half rotations horizontally. Long considered a boundary reserved exclusively for the men's field, Murase’s flawless execution of the trick sent shockwaves through the action sports world and officially ushered in a new era of heavy-hitting technical progression for women's freestyle riding.

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