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Drail
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Went on YouTube to watch some slvsh cup and saw Cody pit up a new episode which I thought was super odd considering the time of year.

Personally, I am glad he is looking at the last 4 realistically. It could take a decade to actually hit the last 4 - if ever... Mt. Robson alone is a huge question mark if it even still goes.

I do hope he is able.to complete the list, but I am very happy for him that he hasn't allowed desire to take over reason. I think Greg Hill put the big picture in perspective on the second attempt on Comstock.

Cheers to Cody for sharing his journey with us and I hope for nothing but the best for him. Seems like a genuine stand up dude.
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deadhead420
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Yeah big respect for Cody. The best backcountry ski videos on YouTube no doubt.

What are the last 4 lines that haven't been completed?
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Drail
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mrk127Yeah big respect for Cody. The best backcountry ski videos on YouTube no doubt.

What are the last 4 lines that haven't been completed?


1) Comstock Couloir @Rogers Pass. He has attempted twice and got denied due to clouds.

2) Mt. Robson (north face). Only been skied a handful of times - and doesn't go most years... possibly isn't realistically skiable anymore.

3) Mount St. Elias, Alaska (South face). There's a decent video of people doing it, but they had to split it into camp to base in one weather window, than peak to camp in another.

4) University Peak, Alaska. I don't know much about this one, but looking at it on Google Earth - it looks about as heavy as ski mountaineering gets.
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cool270out
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Cody and his filmed are fucking machines and it’s amazing we get such good content from such remote zones. Also props to Salomon for supporting it for a long time
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MJW
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Drail1) Comstock Couloir @Rogers Pass. He has attempted twice and got denied due to clouds.

2) Mt. Robson (north face). Only been skied a handful of times - and doesn't go most years... possibly isn't realistically skiable anymore.

3) Mount St. Elias, Alaska (South face). There's a decent video of people doing it, but they had to split it into camp to base in one weather window, than peak to camp in another.

4) University Peak, Alaska. I don't know much about this one, but looking at it on Google Earth - it looks about as heavy as ski mountaineering gets.


Footage from the solo descent of Mt. Robson in 2017 makes it look insane, even with skiable conditions:

Mt. Robson North Face Ski Descent (youtube.com)
a year ago
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BallClapper
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mrk127Yeah big respect for Cody. The best backcountry ski videos on YouTube no doubt.

Him and Nikolai Schirmer for sure.
a year ago
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hemlockjibber8
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MJWFootage from the solo descent of Mt. Robson in 2017 makes it look insane, even with skiable conditions:

Mt. Robson North Face Ski Descent (youtube.com)


Dylan's impromptu ski of the north face, solo, is unreal.
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SmokedGouda
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Hes also got a kid now and starting a family. Things can start to get heavy in that situation. Definitely dont stop skiing, but putting yourself at risk when you could be enjoying time with your kid and family is a big decision to make imo. He’ll probably still do these but it could be years in the making imo.
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percs
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hemlockjibber8Dylan's impromptu ski of the north face, solo, is unreal.


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edit: i read the caption nvm

**This post was edited on Mar 25th 2024 at 7:49:29am
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