Pop'N'Drop

A Pop'N'Drop represented a challenging Bank Fence of the Advanced variety, employed within the sport of swoopchasing. Participants would ascend a forty-five degree slope, culminating in a Gate Fence at the highest point. Upon clearing the summit, competitors were required to maneuver their swoops across a thirty meter wide void, involving a vertical descent of ten to fifteen meters to achieve landing on the far side. Typically, the Pop'N'Drop's central chasm contained spikes and plunged to a depth of one hundred meters. The Suicide Peak served as a modified form of the Pop'N'Drop.