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Am I gonna snap my skiis if I ride vishshoes at bird
Hellalityeah like i dont know how much fun I'm gonna have riding wet pluses down cirque or high baldy đ
Itâs really not that crazy, guys used to ski insane big mountain lines and huck massive cork 3s into hot pow on 90 underfoot, full camber skis. Go watch CR Johnsonâs Focused segment and you will see what I mean. Pow skis are great but they are by no means necessary to ski big terrain if youâre a good skier
hi_vis360Itâs really not that crazy, guys used to ski insane big mountain lines and huck massive cork 3s into hot pow on 90 underfoot, full camber skis. Go watch CR Johnsonâs Focused segment and you will see what I mean. Pow skis are great but they are by no means necessary to ski big terrain if youâre a good skier
Nah man, its definitely the gear, LOL what a bunch of fucking kooks.
There's a huge range of lines on the cirque and baldy. There's plenty of mellow stuff to start on (lower cirque and fields of glory for example). Just don't jump straight into anything gnarly and you'll be fine
Hellalityeah like i dont know how much fun I'm gonna have riding wet pluses down cirque or high baldy đ
SlushSeasonThere's a huge range of lines on the cirque and baldy. There's plenty of mellow stuff to start on (lower cirque and fields of glory for example). Just don't jump straight into anything gnarly and you'll be fine
yeah, I gotcha, Im discussing the gnarly stuff though, not really looking forward to skiing a 116 (wildcats) on hardpack, but it is what it is
You'll be fine with 116s on the cirque. The steeper chutes in the upper cirque almost always have a good layer of wind buff
As for baldy, it's really conditions dependent. Could be powder, slush, or nasty crust
Hellalityeah, I gotcha, Im discussing the gnarly stuff though, not really looking forward to skiing a 116 (wildcats) on hardpack, but it is what it is
hi_vis360Itâs really not that crazy, guys used to ski insane big mountain lines and huck massive cork 3s into hot pow on 90 underfoot, full camber skis. Go watch CR Johnsonâs Focused segment and you will see what I mean. Pow skis are great but they are by no means necessary to ski big terrain if youâre a good skier
Yeah that is true. I more so mean how soft the wets are. I would imagine it would be hard to charge that kind of terrain.
