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Dumont vs the new wave

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codizzle
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when it comes to clothing, as well as actual skiing, i'll take Dumont over the Euro New Wave any day of the week.

get at me biiiitch!
Mar 11 2020 3:52PM
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AndrewGravesSV
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scalding hot take you've got there
Mar 11 2020 3:59PM
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VT_scratch
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I agree. I think anyone who was into freeskiing / newschoolers between 2006-2011 would agree as well.
Mar 11 2020 9:04PM
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hi_vis360
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VT_scratchI agree. I think anyone who was into freeskiing / newschoolers between 2006-2011 would agree as well.

I started watching ski movies in 2002, I appreciate new wave and golden era shit equally
Mar 11 2020 9:49PM
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VT_scratch
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pinkcamo1000I started watching ski movies in 2002, I appreciate new wave and golden era shit equally


Maybe I just have a spot for nostalgia
Mar 11 2020 10:08PM
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TOAST.
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Golden era tricks were smoother and cleaner, but everyone was kinda the same, not enough creativity. If people didn't start doing taps and going different directions skiing would be stale as hell right now. Only so many perfect spin tricks one can watch before they get boring.

Unpopular opinion for someone older than 25, skiing today>golden era.

Bmack's soulskiing edit from 2011 is still one of my favorite edits because he was doing something different for the time.

All that said, Dumont/wallisch edit was fire.
Mar 11 2020 10:10PM
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hi_vis360
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VT_scratchMaybe I just have a spot for nostalgia


yup that's how it works, if you ask me the sickest era of skiing was 1999 - 2004 hahaha
Mar 11 2020 10:11PM
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270on420out
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Wow this is such an original opinion no one has ever said anything like this before
Mar 11 2020 10:57PM
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hoodratz47
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Gorilla steeze no grab Cork threes...... That is all
Mar 11 2020 11:00PM
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tsingtaofanatic
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After watching the Resurrection i have come to the conclusion that new wave sucks dick
Mar 11 2020 11:04PM
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dolanslebensraum
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I ordered dubs and all i get are these fucking street credits
Mar 11 2020 11:04PM
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freeskibum82
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pinkcamo1000yup that's how it works, if you ask me the sickest era of skiing was 1999 - 2004 hahaha


yes.. yes it was. before every pro had a coach and kids were out at their local hill trying tricks on icy landings and not water ramps or airbags.
Mar 12 2020 7:30AM
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auski
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I haven’t seen Tom look this smooth in years. I thought he’d gone backwards in park skiing but it appears to be a style decision.

I know it’s about dumont, but the Wallisch smoothness struck me hard.
Mar 12 2020 7:53AM
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NattyNine
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TOAST.Golden era tricks were smoother and cleaner, but everyone was kinda the same, not enough creativity. If people didn't start doing taps and going different directions skiing would be stale as hell right now. Only so many perfect spin tricks one can watch before they get boring.

Unpopular opinion for someone older than 25, skiing today>golden era.

Bmack's soulskiing edit from 2011 is still one of my favorite edits because he was doing something different for the time.

All that said, Dumont/wallisch edit was fire.


truth.

However there was a small presence of skinny pant steeze back then to stir the spot.
Both were sick.
Evolution is evolution.

-Boomer
Mar 12 2020 10:07AM
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hi_vis360
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freeskibum82yes.. yes it was. before every pro had a coach and kids were out at their local hill trying tricks on icy landings and not water ramps or airbags.

people will always say that these organizations and air bags etc. help progress the sport but in reality progression was fastest in 1999 - 2004 when nobody knew what they were doing and just hucked their meat lol
Mar 12 2020 2:10PM
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codizzle
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Same here
pinkcamo1000yup that's how it works, if you ask me the sickest era of skiing was 1999 - 2004 hahaha
Mar 12 2020 8:05PM
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dwt802
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I’m so stoked to see Dumont and gold era type skiing in my day and age. Watching Junction133 videos and the old B&E show has always been my favorite style of skiing along with the rest of 2009-2012. However, I also fuck with new wave skiing (to an extent) and I hope both aspects of skiing can still live and coexist and be respected by the ski community.
Mar 12 2020 8:13PM
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Jpurd
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Cotton Tall Tees layered with Jibberish. Salomon Suspects. Oakley Crowbars. Legit Saga.

The golden era
May 27 2020 10:20PM
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FruitBootPro
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Super late to the thread but I like new wave for the most part because most new wavers can actually still do impressive looking shit like corks and big ass handrails. But some new wave skiers just make it look like they're trying too hard or that they're acting like they're cool for doing stuff that can barely even be considered a trick.
Still though, I agree with the guy above who said that skiing was getting stale and needed to progress. Overall I think buttering and bouncing down the mountain looks fun asf.
May 28 2020 9:05PM
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