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Cork7 and the cork 720

Trick definitions from NBC Olympics glossary · game keys from cork7.com

Cork 7 on skis is a cork 720: two full rotations on an off-axis, inverted line. A 900 is two and a half turns. Cork7 the game uses that name. Johansen & Co. has not published a sentence that says “we named it after the trick,” so this page will not pretend they did.

I know the game buttons better than I know a real cork. In the client, cork is spin plus S, pressed together at the lip. I did not land one on 25 October 2026.

Cork7 rider airborne, the in-game version of a spin
In-game air, not a real-mountain cork 720.
Cork7 controls list including grab keys
Shift, Q, and E are the grab keys in the official list.

Words the game and the mountain share

Grab names below mix the NBC Olympics freeski glossary with the in-game keys. If a word has no free authoritative definition, it is marked.

Trick words versus Cork7 inputs
WordOn snowIn Cork7
CorkOff-axis spin. Two inversions is a double cork.Spin + S at the lip
720 / 7Two full turns, 720 degreesThe 720 score is 6,000
900 / 9Two and a half turnsNot a separate menu item
MuteFront hand grabs the opposite skiShift
JapanTucked leg, hand reaches behindE
TailGrab the tailQ
BioOff-axis variantSpin + W in the game
Misty / rodeoForward or backward invertW or S plus up, or the pad B button
BluntA grab variant. No free definition I will quote.Not given its own key in the how-to-play list

Searches that are not this game

Cork7 is not Cristiano Ronaldo, not the city of Cork, not a cork-floor product, and not a seven-a-side sport. If the result is a whisky, a hotel, or a board game, you are off the ski game. The game site is cork7.com.

FAQ

Is a cork 7 the same as a 900?

No. A cork 7 is a 720. A 9 is a 900, two and a half rotations.

Is Cork7 a wiki of real ski tricks?

No. The game has its own inputs. This glossary only separates the shared words.

Sources and references

Publisher links describe the game, not this independent guide's policies. Store listings and community information can change.

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