[5] Chapéu de couro (leather hat), also known as S-dobrado (double-S), is a complex move that starts on the floor and springs towards the opponent, in a slicing motion through the air, with each leg following the same path.

[6] The player starts in a negative position, then executes a powerful hop from their leading foot, swinging the other leg upward and forward across their body while keeping one hand on the floor.

[6] In the kicking phase of the movement, the player does not reach back with the free hand to place it on the ground as they would in S-dobrado.

[7] The capoeirista initiates a strong rasteira in front of the opponent, without making contact, supporting themselves with one leg and the arm on the same side.

Aided by the momentum generated by the sweep, the supporting leg extends, lifting off the ground and delivering a powerful kick to the opponent.