Name this ARESTI figure

bow tie....half bow tie.
Or if you want to outsmart, a lay down necktie.

 

Cam, it appears to be a roll and 1/2 with 6 stopping points. If you notice you enter upright and exit inverted. With a 4 point roll you exit upright but the the additional 2 points of the roll you are inverted. I cannot say i have seen this before though.

The other roll element is similar but it is an 8 point roll. I guess it does make sense though because you will not have more than 2 consecutive rolls in an element. Whole lot of rolling. That figure would be big for sure.

 

Oh sorry wasn't focused on that.
Well I guess they're not using that system anymore.

From what I see it's an 8 point roll and then same direction 4 of 8.
The same method with the other line.

 

I am not a fan of naming figures. I just call them as they are written, less chance for confusion.

From inverted pull to 45 downline
Center 2 of 4 on downline
Pull vertical
Pull 135 to 45 downline
Center 4 of 8 on downline
Exit positive

 

If ya'll are talking about the rolls....it comes from full scale notations and means 2/4ths of a 4 point roll, and 4/8ths of an 8 point roll. At least that's my take on it as we used to write them like that.

As for the figure itself I've called them a bow tie or a double sharks tooth.

 

Since the OP's title says "name that figure" I say we name it the Ortho Formal. (formal as in bow-tie formal)

 

I'll go ahead and call that the "Inverted Entry Half Bow Tie from the top with 2 of 4 centered on the 45 down, pull to vertical, nothing on the up and pull to inverted 45 down with 4 of 8 centered on the down and pull to exit at the baseline"