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Kayak, tried to 5050 a snowmobile at the hill, logs, rocks, melted out flipped sideways and tried to slide snowmaker once also. Oh intense milk jug iykyk. That features so pointless. Shit also the park smart signs and a lift hut
barrels, hay bales, a rowboat, the wooden fencing on/ around chairlifts, traffic cones, parking barriers, couches, cars, logs, water pipes, tree stumps, tires and skis/snowboards are some of the weird things I’ve slid...
WoFlowzKayak, tried to 5050 a snowmobile at the hill, logs, rocks, melted out flipped sideways and tried to slide snowmaker once also. Oh intense milk jug iykyk. That features so pointless. Shit also the park smart signs and a lift hut
Sand. I grew up close to an area(eastern Idaho) which has some of the largest sand dunes in North America. Its always fun to slide stuff other than snow.
oldmanskiSand. I grew up close to an area(eastern Idaho) which has some of the largest sand dunes in North America. Its always fun to slide stuff other than snow.
you talking Bruneau?? I went sledding there as a kid.
For the thread I used my dads old putting mat because it was turf
AndrewGravesSVyou talking Bruneau?? I went sledding there as a kid.
For the thread I used my dads old putting mat because it was turf
Not Bruneau but St. Anthony sand dunes over by Rexburg. Now that I think of it, I dont think I have ever been to Bruneau dunes but have driven by there many times.
oldmanskiNot Bruneau but St. Anthony sand dunes over by Rexburg. Now that I think of it, I dont think I have ever been to Bruneau dunes but have driven by there many times.
Highest freestanding sand dune in the US, now that Im saying that it might be time for a sand skiing trip...
So far nothing crazy for me, a log, and a tiny little pvc rail that I had set up in my studio apt when I lived in the city. Once I Got to be pulled behind a snowmobile skiing around in a farm field in late april in 50 degree slush
nmwninjartHow long ago was this? Thats desperate :)
So far nothing crazy for me, a log, and a tiny little pvc rail that I had set up in my studio apt when I lived in the city. Once I Got to be pulled behind a snowmobile skiing around in a farm field in late april in 50 degree slush
WoFlowzKayak, tried to 5050 a snowmobile at the hill, logs, rocks, melted out flipped sideways and tried to slide snowmaker once also. Oh intense milk jug iykyk. That features so pointless. Shit also the park smart signs and a lift hut
That milk jug mf is wack, they always make the lip onto it retarded too.
I personally haven’t skied on anything overly weird other than the snow making tubes on the side of the slope, rocks or downed trees.
^^ actually looks pretty epic
but absolutely jank and difficult to get onto
looks like more of a snowboard thing
but still I’d be cool if parks did stuff like this but made it functional
