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there going to bump up there Cringe Lift Price's again

Whats the best month tongo ski in Cooper? Im planning on going mid february. Is the mountain really packed or empty?

That place is so fun

Love this! Great tour guide, I will ski there next year. Let’s shred some pow

WP has some issues with cross-slope runs. The secret is to loop a series of lifts never skiing down to the same one. Worked on mountain for 20 years, the trees are sick.

Groomer killer!! I love this board...... granted I'm a east coast rider. I have a custom flying v wide waiting for a west coast trip!! Just saying

Sick vid

I will preface by saying I am not a multi board owner. I've been riding the 158 Custom X since 2014 and ridden it in all conditions. Before that I was on a Burton Balance and same with that one. I still have and ride both. With that said I will make the statement that you can ride this board anywhere you want, and it will perform well if you know how to ride, turn, air, pivot, rotate, etc... When I bought this in Breckenridge in 2014 it was 50% off, my driving factor as usual. I've ridden this in deep snow all around the Rockies and never thought twice about if the board was capable of doing it. I always think if I am able to, the board will take me there. I think there are so many reviews that get so granular and use terms that become cliché. If you want a specific board for powder or park, then yes, they are available. But this board can easily do whatever you want. After living in Colorado from 05 to 2018 I'm back in Vermont and riding tight trees, steep bumps, hard scratchy east coast crud/ice, and Champlain Powder. Again,.. it handles everything that "I believe" that I can handle. Maybe it's time I bought a new one.

The complaint I hear from the snowboarders in my group is that it is very tiring to do because they can't change legs, front leg is getting cramped.

That guy kinda cut you off Incredible save too like how you were so cool about it keep it up 😎

Awesome review!!

Sick resort! I am gonna go this year since I live 1-2 hours away! I may try to get first chair, sick video!

What pants are those? Whitespace?

Which Colorado resort has the best, and most glade runs? I ride skiboards and pretty much try to stay in the trees!

Worked and lived in WP for a single season. It was super fun! Definitely some hate from the small town locals who arent fond of the tourist encroaching but beautiful whether working or passing through regardless. When i was there in 2018 it was extremely hard to find housing for residents

Was there on Thursday.....I will be back next year and spend all day in McCoy park. Not difficult to get back there and Reunion lift gets you back to main areas of Beaver Creek. There was very few people there....it was AWESOME.

Thanks for the vid, loved it. Also hate to be that guy buuuut, the actual written rule is that the person above has to watch out for the people below you. Should’ve carved those toes rather than braking. Just my two cents.

that skier was in the wrong why did he feel like it okay to cut hard right all of sudden?? People need to look up before they do such things.

Where was this place?

Why versus? WP for groomers, terrain parks, when kinda tired late in the day. MJ for moguls, trees, going big. They totally complement each either.

get rid of that lens

I hope you take this as a constructive feed back. Do everyone a favor my guy, don't park yourself in a middle of the run. Go to the side, you make every rider look stupid! Do you do a vidoe how not to a jerryoftheday "don't sit on run"

You using an insta360 x3? And if so is that just the built in mic, or the add on one? Thanks! Awesome vids by the way, makes me want to make a trip to the US

Im going there in 2 weeks and i'm praying that the snows good and its nice watching ur review

I've been told that there are a bunch of flats and that you have to click out frequently in McCoy Park; true or false?

So sick of the ads by dope snow. Shits garbage.

Hey man great tip but im a beginner snowboarder and it seems you pick up a lot of speed that way. I feel more comfortable being able to ride “breaking all the way” down for now till I can gain more control of the board. I’ve been out only 3 times in Vermont and NJ so taking it slow. I will use your method once 13:15 13:15 I’m confident going faster. Do you feel I should be implementing your tip now? I’ll be on the mountain again this Weekend at Stratton.

Copper would be way cooler if all the douche bags from Denver didn’t go there too.

that's awesome you can move the screen around

love copper

Bwahaha!!! Dude doesn't even know why you should subscribe himself. We all know you're not a professional. It's obvious. You don't have to be a pro to be proficient at snowboarding. You just think you are and give horrible advice, so people are going to call you out. You got to crawl before you walk. Stick to the family dad vacation video vibe. 🤣

You sound just like Ryan Knapton :D

What run was that?! Just got my first pass for keystone and not familiar with the mountain

This was great man

hey I think for coaching your friend, probably should focus on some more basic fundamentals first. The biggest issue that stood out to me is that he is breaking/bending at the waist which isn't good body position, and his knees are too straight. He isn't going to be able to do anything more advanced with that body position. Also, when you are freeze framing with your body in a straight line sticking out like "/"... that actually isn't ideal. You're right that you want your shoulders and hips aligned... but they shouldn't be sticking out forward/backwards beyond your edge, but better if they are directly above your effective edge so keep your weight centered. You actually want your weight stacked over the snowboard edge that you are on, because leaning too far forward or back will cause you to slide out in steeper or icier terrain. Your lower body should be bent more at the knees and ankles (more flexion of your lower joints), which will allow you to keep your weight stacked directed above your edge without leaning far forward or backwards. Still loved watching the video, but just wanted to point out those things as I think they are common areas that can prevent progression for riders. I really recommend snowboardaddiction videos on good fundamental body position for intermediate riders and the coaching vids on toeside and heelside turns for a good reference. Happy shredding!

Don't usually leave negative comments. But bruv, be aware of your swinging back arm. It is a simple sign of not knowing how to make turns properly, not mention that you are on green runs. So maybe not teach beginners as a beginner is worth considering.

Was that the HalfCabKing laughing at the end after the cool freeze frame?😂

Looks like Winter Park or Copper

This is now powder man. 40 to inches - this is powder. So do not fool anybody with such type of powder test review

Anyone who knows how to ride can tell you have no clue what you're actually talking about🤣

You don't know how to ride lol

This! Is totally what I’m doing wrong. Makes better sense! Thanks! Subbed. 9:46

Love watching you shred!!!

I didn't see much of a difference between your riding and your friends riding. You literally just did what he did going faster and slightly less braking. You still just skidded turned the entire way down though.🤣

Subscribed cuz you seem like a chill dude. What mountain you riding at?

Loved the vid. I’m getting back into snowboarding after 8 years and it’s definitely harder than I remember haha! I’m subbing for sure.

Which cam you are using

You might want to check to make sure your helmet is buckled every time you put your helmet back on. For carving, maybe slow it down a bit and focus on riding your edges more on flatter terrain.

Super helpful video my guyyy, put me down as subscriber no. 279

thank you for this, I’ve only been snowboarding 3 times and now I notice that most of my turns have been skidded and kinda just braking instead of using my edge effectively