Krockhead Klamber

Difficulty:

Any%

===Safe===

Notes

Try to spend as little time possible holding the reeds.
Rolling on crocodiles is slightly different than on the ground. It takes practice to get the proper feel.

===Optimal===

Additions

At the beginning, jump over the Kutlass instead of killing him.
At 0:05, roll over the gap between the platforms. This can be tricky to execute, as you need to roll close to the edge (Saves ~.25s).
At 0:26, three things happen:
- First, roll-jump from the croc to skip the one after it. Here again, you want to roll late (around its eyes).
- Second, the quick reed-jump over the bee. You have to be fast and not too low on the reed to avoid damage. The trick has been nicknamed the RPJump, as RPC is the only American player who is able to consistently land the jump without losing a Kong. (Saves ~.2s, coupled with the croc roll just before).
- Third, there is another roll-over-gap as soon as you land from the RPJump. Make sure to release Y, to not grab the barrel on the next platform (Saves ~.1s).
At 0:41, jump late from the green croc, so you can reach the brown croc in one jump (Saves minimal time).
At 0:43, roll-jump on the croc and skip the one after. This is the tightest croc-roll of the level, so make sure you do not begin rolling as soon as you land on him (Saves ~.25s).

MORE STRATS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um1B-0njqPw

The Riz Roll is tricky at first. You need to learn when you can safely jump under the Kaboing, and when you have to jump from the water to avoid the reed and the Flitter (Saves ~.25s).
DBJump is also tricky. In order for the croc to not eat your roll, you must hit him at the tip of his hitbox. Note that rolling too late from the ledge will just have you overshoot the croc completely (Saves ~.2s).
Dodging the RPJump is a viable strat if you are inconsistent with it, as it is equally fast.