Good God, I'm not sure you could pay me enough money to try that thing. It almost reminds me of Tuckerman's Ravine in New Hampshire. Some of my Old Man's buddies at Dartmouth College were on their ski team, and they used to make regular runs at Tuckerman's, and in the Andes (Where if you fall, you basically die). I'm not going to call you guys suicidal, but I honestly don't know how you do it (Plus you have rock outcrops, whereas here on the EC we have trees. I'm not sure which is worse).
Warning! Falling may result in an uncontrolable slide that may lead to permanent injury or death. Only expert skiiers in top physical condition with well maintained equipment allowed beyong this point!
It's always ICY because it's always shaded at the top so all it takes is TRUST in your SHARP edges. It's always good (enough for me) as long as it's not closed!
this past season on my last run i dropped the rocks at the top and was unaware that I clipped the back of my binding on it and snapped it in half and i couldn't figure out why i couldn't stay on my feet (especially on the vast bottom half). The snow was like mashed potatos and i figured I was just tired/out of shape and a crappy boarder. I was relieved to find it was equipment failure not me :-)
It's always like that, I think I've only been on it one time when it was fresh, and that lasted only one run. It takes about 10 people to scrape down it before its pure ice.
i've snowboarded for 4 years, and i still can't get christmas chute right. but it's really not as scary. i fell on my face once and just slid down the rest of it on my stomach. some guy said he was gonna put it on youtube. :P
Ack! That sound of the board edge on ice....I hate it, I can only imagine what it's like on a slope that steep. I'm cringing ;o) Good job though, looks like you enjoyed yourself!
the only time you go on christmas and north face is when their 8 inches of powder duhhh but still fun!!!
SnowRidersChannel 1 year ago
sounds icy,
jhawkinswildcat 1 year ago
Good God, I'm not sure you could pay me enough money to try that thing. It almost reminds me of Tuckerman's Ravine in New Hampshire. Some of my Old Man's buddies at Dartmouth College were on their ski team, and they used to make regular runs at Tuckerman's, and in the Andes (Where if you fall, you basically die). I'm not going to call you guys suicidal, but I honestly don't know how you do it (Plus you have rock outcrops, whereas here on the EC we have trees. I'm not sure which is worse).
GUMMYBEAYUH 1 year ago
That chute is awesome
austin6761 1 year ago
That's a...
NO FALL ZONE!
Warning! Falling may result in an uncontrolable slide that may lead to permanent injury or death. Only expert skiiers in top physical condition with well maintained equipment allowed beyong this point!
Translation: Suicidal maniacs playgorund
rasmasyean 2 years ago
i guess im a suicidal maniac
SAMSTIDD 2 years ago
It's always ICY because it's always shaded at the top so all it takes is TRUST in your SHARP edges. It's always good (enough for me) as long as it's not closed!
automaticreply 2 years ago
this past season on my last run i dropped the rocks at the top and was unaware that I clipped the back of my binding on it and snapped it in half and i couldn't figure out why i couldn't stay on my feet (especially on the vast bottom half). The snow was like mashed potatos and i figured I was just tired/out of shape and a crappy boarder. I was relieved to find it was equipment failure not me :-)
mastachiefa123 2 years ago
It's a good video but you can bomb it way faster. The ice isnt even blue, and it loooks like there was some nice Pow at the bottum
kkuurrkkaa 2 years ago 2
Yeah, I suppose I could have if I were suicidal or a moron....LOL!
After this drop, the Ski Patroller filming me closed it down due to the conditions and danger.
ufp1701 2 years ago 2
Hey... i dont appreciate being called suicidal, LOL what time of year was it? there was about a month were it was blue ice and giant Moguls
kkuurrkkaa 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing Snowolf.
MrChristafa 2 years ago
i remember a friend and i getting 2'nd tracks on it 3 years ago,he went to far over and started an avalanche,was scary
elPil 3 years ago
It's always like that, I think I've only been on it one time when it was fresh, and that lasted only one run. It takes about 10 people to scrape down it before its pure ice.
responder12345 3 years ago
that aint ice, try skiin the beast coast
(obviously theres not much terrain like that in the east though, outside of tucks)
rcoster38 3 years ago
Sounds icy, a slope that steep is impossible when it is icy, especially for snowboarders
vivelegolfethockey 3 years ago
joly shit
i snowboard nad I just started going to aly like every weekend this year, I'm not that good yet
but this...jeesss I can't even imagine
I would cry haha
that looks so scaryyy!
good for you for doing that! It'll be years before I can do that!
haha
futurechampion2 4 years ago
i've snowboarded for 4 years, and i still can't get christmas chute right. but it's really not as scary. i fell on my face once and just slid down the rest of it on my stomach. some guy said he was gonna put it on youtube. :P
blahf9325 3 years ago
dayum super icey for AK>>
francmeister420 4 years ago
Ack! That sound of the board edge on ice....I hate it, I can only imagine what it's like on a slope that steep. I'm cringing ;o) Good job though, looks like you enjoyed yourself!
patters444 4 years ago