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Steepest Ski Slope in Austria - Die steilste Piste Österreichs

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Uploaded by on Mar 24, 2010

Austria is well known for its incredible skiing. The Manfred Pranger slope at the Wipptal Ski Resort in Tyrol, Austria pushes skiing to the extreme. The steepest spot has an incline of 103%.

46 Grad Gefälle, 100% Adrenalin! Die Manfred Pranger Piste im Wipptal (Tirol) ist die steilste Abfahrt in Österreich und fordert seinen Gästen den höchsten Grad an Konzentration und Körperbeherrschung ab!

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  • anything groomed cant even be considered steep

  • really nice video, thumbs up!

    i myself (an oldschool skiier) only think your helmets are ugly

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  • 0:00 whiptahlerhof :)

  • harakiri ftw 78%

  • Was this a first descent? I seriously doubt there are any other skiers in the world capable of such extreme skiing! You are absolutely crazy!

  • that was awesome at the end when you were trying to ski in unison

  • @Mr11Michi11

    78 % not degrees, 45 degrees =100%, 78 degrees would be retarded on a groomed slope

  • @fishingsurfing Exactly what I was thinking. Unless 45 degrees is 100%, and 46 degrees is 103% or something.

  • i was reading the description and i was wondering how the incline could be 103%...wouldnt the slope be like a cliff overhang?

  • Cock it up and you hit the autobahn..... Ski Patrol or OAMTC ?

  • Black piste

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