How long did it take me to hike up here? (I took some breaks, and the total distance was 3.3 miles) Winner announced soon: Update - still no correct answer!
This is pure satisfaction! An entire ski area, freshly groomed, all for yourself. No bugging people on the runs, you can just enjoy going straight down 😌 Alpe d'huez and Val Thorens are still on my bucket list
I love it man! Especially this year those videos can compensate the lockdown blues. Its my second season without snowboarding. Please make some more videos like this one😍 The sound and the speedgauge in km/h are definitely adding up to the experience.
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply, missed this first time around. Unfortunately I didn't get to ride any lifts this year, but roll on next winter and I'll be making way more of these!
Considering my big brain theory (witch is too complicated for you all to understand so I'm not going to explain it) I think it took you 3hours 24minutes and 78seconds
This vid legit gave me butterflies all the way throught, can't wait to go out snowboarding myself! Wish i had that nice of a mountain to ride down tho!
Alright, i'll try to do the math for this but i'm probably gonna be wrong :) In the beginning, your max. vertical elevation is 2784 meters. at the bottom you are around 1780 meters which means you climbed approx. 1004 meters. Let's say the average hiker climbs around 2 miles per hour. Since you are climbing quite steeply with gear and on snow, I will reduce this to around 1.25 miles per hour which equals = 0.5588 meters per second. Since time = distance / speed --> 1004/0.5588 = 1,796.7072297781 seconds Seconds converted to hours = 3.2768631193828055004 which is approx. = 3 hours, 16 minutes and 37 seconds. I am probably wrong and did not take into account other factors such as break times so it would probably be around 3 hours and 30 minutes or longer :))
Ngl horizontal distance also matters so I have no idea xD + it seems you reached the top when the sun is setting making it seem like it took longer than what I estimated haha
Video starts at 2,784 m of elevation, ends at 1,779 m, so almost exactly 1,000 m of elevation gain. The run had several flat sections, which makes it pretty long - but then again, you may have taken shortcuts on the way up. Factor in the heavy snowboard boots and the board on your back... I'll say 3 hours, 42 minutes.
I think it took 120 minutes to reach the top! It feels good to see another ski area from the people's point of view, i love your videos keep it up! I'm curious how long it took to climb the mountain, and I wish every participant good luck!
I wiped out bad on my first time in barcelona knocked myself out went straight and got some hella speed then woke up to some random spanish dude asking if i was okay 😂 massive respect its the hardest thing ive ever tried and i like my extreme stuff.
Huh, so that's what heaven looks like... These are really rad videos Malcolm, and are the the best possible alternative when a deadly virus and/or lack of snow and/or funds prevents one from getting to the real thing. Love it
Best part about getting speed on a snowboard vs a skateboard...no speed wobbles...on the other hand, if you catch edge- you're gonna have a bad time, can't just bail onto some grass or try to ride it out if it goes south.
This is a great video. None of that bullshit music. People get off on filming with their gopro and putting garbage music over the beautiful sound of a snowboard and snow.
Just a word to all the newbies thinking 'I want to go fast too!' I ask you, do you know a single trick yet? Can you ride a whole run switch? Can you really, really emergency brake? How is your slalom or boarder cross? Have you been to park at all yet? How are your off piste skills? Have you ever been down a black? Do you know the run? Is it a quiet red or a blue full of beginners, grannies, kids and ski school snakes? Is the run in good condition? Is the visibility good? Do you have a first aid kit? Are you tired?
Late comment, but tricks are irrelevant to speed. Sure it can be an indicator for skill, but I’ve snowboarded for like 10 years and don’t really touch tricks
I work at Heavenly and we get to take laps on the fresh groomers every morning before public is on the mountain . Nothing beats the feeling of having fresh groomers all to yourself
Thanks Ben! Yes it's really weird. They are randomly pisting slopes every so often I guess to keep the snow pressed down in case the resort ever opens, hopefully it will, but it's looking less and less likely!
Hey Malcolm! Few questions. 1) What kind of stance are you in when you're riding flats and when you're doing those types of speeds? 2) which board are you using there? What type of profile does it have?
+18 and -12. The board is below, but its a pretty typical mid stiff all mountain board. directional camber witha little more give and rocker in the nose! thebakerysnowboards.com/snowboard-benatar-one/
4 hr 38 min? Not sure but I’m just looking at the sun setting you must of started sorta early too. Looks like a lot of fun! Can’t wait to get back on my board again this winter.
I would've asked for a ride on the back of a snowmobile thus i would say 20 mins + a 10 min break for a hot tea with the awesome view in order to let the guy on the snowmobile disappear from the view! 😂😂
Alright, i'll try again lmao. You mentioned that you took breaks and the total distance was 3.3 miles = 5.31084 km. Now we know your horizontal and vertical elevation gain to try and figure out the time it took you. I tried to use a hiking time calculator which gave me a time of 4 hours and 1 minute without breaks but if we are realistic and take into account 20% of breaks it would've taken you around 4 hours and 49 minutes! Let me know if I'm close or not I will not give up hahaha :)
@@malcolmmoore Uh oh well I ain't giving up :D Ight I made a triangle and found the approx. angle you were hiking at which is around 19°. Did some math and since I went in the wrong direction i'm gonna guess 2 hours and 50 minutes without breaks :)
Not riding the warpig so much anymore, the topsheet began to delaminate really bad. I still have it, but as the oifts here aren't open yet I'm not able to ride much anyway. If they open I'll definitely switch boards around alot more!
Without any gear, I think it would have took you 3-4 hours rests included. But with your board and snowboardboots I would say 4-5 hours. My guess is that the hike took you 4 hours, 37 min and 45 seconds.
Usually on an edge depending on the camber (tilt) of the slope, but sometimes I will ride the board completely flat. In this video here I'm mostly always on an edge!
Usually on an edge depending on the camber (tilt) of the slope, but sometimes I will ride the board completely flat. In this video here I'm mostly always on an edge!
Yes Malcolm playground all to yourself 🥳💯🙌 Impressed by all the maths calculations going on , I am no good at maths going to base it on how long it takes to hike up there in the summer and gamble that there is a more direct albeit steeper route in winter 2h 58min ⛄️
I know this video is 2 years old but hopefully youll see my comment. Love & enjoy the content brotha i was just hoping you could tell me how you got to track your speed
Yeah sometimes but only with the hero 8, the hero 9 has horizon levelling when recording in linear mode, or when recording in superview with the max lens mod which kind of makes it redundant. Unless you need horizon levelling for wide mode then you dont really need it. Plus the customer support was pants so I don't want to promote them!
@@malcolmmoore dude, I keep hearing customer service horror stories, I guess I just needed confirmation from a fellow snowboarder lol. It’s too bad, really. Was hoping for a wearable gimbal to use with my el grande pole. I’ve got the 9 with some ND Filters and would like to have a bit more control with exposure, using the 180 degree shutter rule. Though low shutter renders hypersmooth useless :/
Gopro with max lens mod on the helmet. Then dual mics on either side of the helmet to capture the audio recording in an external audio recorder synced up with the clap at the end!
I managed to get away last February, doesn’t look like most of us are gonna get the chance this year 🤨 These vids are as close as we’ll get so thanks for that 👍🏻 Hike = 3hrs 46 mins?
@@malcolmmoore yep, finally bought myself a volume shifted board (Warpig) and have no clue what it’s like to ride. But hey, something to look forward, way forward to! 🤷🏼
Hey man when you said "my legs are on fire" are you referring to the thigh muscles from being contracted since the top pretty much, or are you referring to the toes area inside of your boots, suggesting they had become numb? I'm experiening continuous problems with the bottom part of my foot inside the boot - although my boots are the exact right size and they do feel very comfy and snug and perfect pretty much, after a while they just start going numb. I've bought custom insoles from Sidas with high arch, which alleviates it a bit, however it still happens and I was just curious if it happens to you too.
Get bigger boots, so you can fan & wriggle your toes in them, with a strap on the boot liner, to push your heel into the heelcup, Don’t overtighten your bindings, & never be tempted to double-sock.
Nice work dude how much concentration does it need to be safe. It's like both eyes has to be focused at the same time in one direction and watch the height.
Hi, awesome video again, like all the others. Makes me miss snowboard vacations even more -.- ... Also props to your tutorial videos. You are explaining in such a good and vividly way everybody should be able to understand what you mean and benefit from that. My guess: It took you 2h30min to hike up there. I would love to see your leg work on the snowboard from time to time in such videos :D but anyway, keep it up!
Thanks Marvin! Yeah I hope to get some more tutorials out soon, it's just difficult with the lack of chair lifts, but I have some in the works at the minute!
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How long did it take me to hike up here? (I took some breaks, and the total distance was 3.3 miles)
Winner announced soon: Update - still no correct answer!
2 hours and 20 minutes
I think it took 120 minutes to reach the top!
2 hours 3 minutes
Uhhhh, 1h57?
3:14:15
Thank GOD!!! No annoying music on the back....just the real natural sound ❤️❤️❤️
when you do it in real powder its much nicer...
U got No Plan .... Black Sabbath paranoid, creedence..., deep purple Highway Star would be great to this
It’s so relaxing and calming watching these videos and seeing how he snowboards is so nice when your beginning to learn to snowboard
This is pure satisfaction! An entire ski area, freshly groomed, all for yourself. No bugging people on the runs, you can just enjoy going straight down 😌
Alpe d'huez and Val Thorens are still on my bucket list
wow that must have been a satisfying long run, fresh and no crowds, amazing!
Yeah was epic! 🤙
That audio was awesome, I'd love to hear what it sounds like in some deep powder
Yeah, hopefully will get some of that soon!
Bro there is like zero deep powder hahaha
@@jensvandenhoek1426 So I've been told. Is this a normal year for you guys or do you usually get better snow?
@@myusernameblows sometimes yes sometimes no
I love it man! Especially this year those videos can compensate the lockdown blues. Its my second season without snowboarding. Please make some more videos like this one😍 The sound and the speedgauge in km/h are definitely adding up to the experience.
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply, missed this first time around. Unfortunately I didn't get to ride any lifts this year, but roll on next winter and I'll be making way more of these!
3.5 hours? That was quite the run! Some insane speeds you clocked during it too!
Considering my big brain theory (witch is too complicated for you all to understand so I'm not going to explain it) I think it took you 3hours 24minutes and 78seconds
😂👍
If your a big brain, you would spell "which" correctly
@@Regional-Automotive not gonna point out his 78 seconds?
@@kylelamont1214 lol
If this is the price is right I'm gonna diddo but make it 79 seconds.
I just watched it, but then I read the description.. popping in the headphones and going full screen baby! Lets go again!
Nice!
You hijacked a snowmobile and rode to the top in less than 15 minutes. Simple.
😂😂😂
This vid legit gave me butterflies all the way throught, can't wait to go out snowboarding myself! Wish i had that nice of a mountain to ride down tho!
thanks for putting it also in km/h metric system. really interessting
too bad it’s fake
@@zolo4747 how?
Alright, i'll try to do the math for this but i'm probably gonna be wrong :)
In the beginning, your max. vertical elevation is 2784 meters. at the bottom you are around 1780 meters which means you climbed approx. 1004 meters. Let's say the average hiker climbs around 2 miles per hour. Since you are climbing quite steeply with gear and on snow, I will reduce this to around 1.25 miles per hour which equals = 0.5588 meters per second.
Since time = distance / speed --> 1004/0.5588 = 1,796.7072297781 seconds
Seconds converted to hours = 3.2768631193828055004 which is approx. = 3 hours, 16 minutes and 37 seconds.
I am probably wrong and did not take into account other factors such as break times so it would probably be around 3 hours and 30 minutes or longer :))
Ngl horizontal distance also matters so I have no idea xD + it seems you reached the top when the sun is setting making it seem like it took longer than what I estimated haha
Serious Maths going on there, appreciate the effort!
2h40m for that hike, keep up the good work!
There’s no mountains where I live and I couldn’t go skiing this year because of the pandemic. Your vids are cool replacement
That's a shame, thanks for watching my vids though 🙏
Nice. 1 hour 57 minutes. Whatever the time Chapeau Sir!
Chapeau to you!
Omg Sensei you updated. Great job!
Thanks! 😄
Video starts at 2,784 m of elevation, ends at 1,779 m, so almost exactly 1,000 m of elevation gain. The run had several flat sections, which makes it pretty long - but then again, you may have taken shortcuts on the way up. Factor in the heavy snowboard boots and the board on your back... I'll say 3 hours, 42 minutes.
I'd say you need to get out a LOT MORE.😀😀😀😀💔
Malcolm. You always make the viewer feel like thay are making the run an that's a good thing. Keep up the good work. love it.
Thanks Mark!
...I dunno maybe 2hrs 55min 34seconds ...at 4:12 you're waving to some guys on a snowmobile -I'm thinking maybe get a lift up next time 😄
Haha, yeah I wish, that would save my legs a bit!
I think it took 120 minutes to reach the top! It feels good to see another ski area from the people's point of view, i love your videos keep it up!
I'm curious how long it took to climb the mountain, and I wish every participant good luck!
That snow is so beautiful. Its hard to find a mountain with such nice snow in NY. All ice here. We jealous
Thanks for watching, yeah I am lucky to live here!
This is Heaven! Approx, 4 hours in heaven mindset! I'm proud of you!
Thanks man!
earning those turns Malcolm!
Great to see your videos...I hope the resorts won’t go bankrupt and that skiing or boarding will be impossible...
I hope not! 🤞
5:20 hours..? Considering the position of the sun... who knows.. just guessing :P
Awesome video homie, I really loved how you didn't use any music and just use the natural sounds, it also looked like you had a lot of fun
Thanks bud!
I wiped out bad on my first time in barcelona knocked myself out went straight and got some hella speed then woke up to some random spanish dude asking if i was okay 😂 massive respect its the hardest thing ive ever tried and i like my extreme stuff.
Huh, so that's what heaven looks like... These are really rad videos Malcolm, and are the the best possible alternative when a deadly virus and/or lack of snow and/or funds prevents one from getting to the real thing. Love it
Thanks, can't wait to get back this winter and make more!
Best part about getting speed on a snowboard vs a skateboard...no speed wobbles...on the other hand, if you catch edge- you're gonna have a bad time, can't just bail onto some grass or try to ride it out if it goes south.
I would do anything to board at a mountain like that...nice shredding
It only took covid to shut it down and then about 4 hours of walking up 😂
This is a great video. None of that bullshit music. People get off on filming with their gopro and putting garbage music over the beautiful sound of a snowboard and snow.
Man that's some nice corduroy, snow sounds primo too!
Yeah little bit of a melt freeze crust on it at the very bottom, but the rest was ideal!
Nice early morning Corduroy🤙
2hr50min. Looks great!
Just a word to all the newbies thinking 'I want to go fast too!'
I ask you, do you know a single trick yet?
Can you ride a whole run switch?
Can you really, really emergency brake?
How is your slalom or boarder cross?
Have you been to park at all yet?
How are your off piste skills?
Have you ever been down a black?
Do you know the run? Is it a quiet red or a blue full of beginners, grannies, kids and ski school snakes?
Is the run in good condition?
Is the visibility good?
Do you have a first aid kit?
Are you tired?
Late comment, but tricks are irrelevant to speed. Sure it can be an indicator for skill, but I’ve snowboarded for like 10 years and don’t really touch tricks
@@agonizin Hey there, fair point. So what's been keeping you busy/entertained on the hills for 10 years?
@@GarrettDevitt I was really young and learned as I got older, and couldn’t go too often
Wow that cracking sound of the groomed snow, I love it! & my guess is 2h54min
Been playing with the new 360 camera yesterday too!
@@malcolmmoore I've seen it on your instagram page! the quality of your videos is rising fast. 100K subs within 4 months?
I reckon 2hrs 37 mins. Loving the look of the conditions and really jealous!
amazing maybe one day...
I work at Heavenly and we get to take laps on the fresh groomers every morning before public is on the mountain . Nothing beats the feeling of having fresh groomers all to yourself
I leave a like even before I’ve watched the video 😎😎
Haha my man 🙌
1 hour and 42 mins? You a fast man
If you did it in under 4 hours I'm impressed! My guess is 4 hours and 5 min
189 minutes.great vid😀!
Thanks!
2h2m, sick video though. very interesting perspective seeing these empty resorts
Thanks Ben! Yes it's really weird. They are randomly pisting slopes every so often I guess to keep the snow pressed down in case the resort ever opens, hopefully it will, but it's looking less and less likely!
Looks awesome I think 3hrs 50mins
I now understand why my friends would drive 8 hours to ski in a big mountain. The ski resort near me is small, takes 1 min to descend.
top speed I have hit 146kmp/h. Happy riding 🙂
Hey Malcolm! Few questions. 1) What kind of stance are you in when you're riding flats and when you're doing those types of speeds? 2) which board are you using there? What type of profile does it have?
+18 and -12. The board is below, but its a pretty typical mid stiff all mountain board. directional camber witha little more give and rocker in the nose!
thebakerysnowboards.com/snowboard-benatar-one/
Una goduria🚀🏂Great Malcolm💪🎆
The love I have for you for putting it in mph and km/h
66 mph! That's insane!
4 hr 38 min? Not sure but I’m just looking at the sun setting you must of started sorta early too. Looks like a lot of fun! Can’t wait to get back on my board again this winter.
I would've asked for a ride on the back of a snowmobile thus i would say 20 mins + a 10 min break for a hot tea with the awesome view in order to let the guy on the snowmobile disappear from the view! 😂😂
Haha I like it!
Guessing 4h 17min. Beautiful scenery as well.
Alright, i'll try again lmao. You mentioned that you took breaks and the total distance was 3.3 miles = 5.31084 km.
Now we know your horizontal and vertical elevation gain to try and figure out the time it took you. I tried to use a hiking time calculator which gave me a time of 4 hours and 1 minute without breaks but if we are realistic and take into account 20% of breaks it would've taken you around 4 hours and 49 minutes!
Let me know if I'm close or not I will not give up hahaha :)
You're going in the wrong direction!
@@malcolmmoore Uh oh well I ain't giving up :D Ight I made a triangle and found the approx. angle you were hiking at which is around 19°. Did some math and since I went in the wrong direction i'm gonna guess 2 hours and 50 minutes without breaks :)
I'll be sure to let you know when someone does hit the nail on the head!
Gratz man!!!
✌
I know a 3 hr 10 min hike when I see one
Nice vid! Thanks for the metric units! 😄
👍
0:45 He FARTED! Musta been nervous!
3 hours? This resort is HUGE!
My snowboard boots are definitely turning into slippers with all this hiking!
no way i just won a bakery snowboard from The Whitelines, gassed to ride it hopefully next winter
Awesome, I was entering that comp every day and actually won a jacket! The board is amazing, solid all mountain deck!
🎧 essential
Absolutely!
4hrs at a guess based on vertical height but the sun set makes me think longer
What mountain is this? Nice long runs. Let’s see the big booters
Alpe d'huez in France, no booters at the minute because it's all shut down...
Loooooooooooonnnnnnn. Lovin ya work Sir.
Thanks boss!
My guess is 42 minutes
5 and a 1/2 hours im guessing for the hike
What snowbaord were you using in this video?
My guess is 4 hours 15min!
Question: do you still ride your Warpig? Or do you enjoy other board/s more?
Not riding the warpig so much anymore, the topsheet began to delaminate really bad. I still have it, but as the oifts here aren't open yet I'm not able to ride much anyway. If they open I'll definitely switch boards around alot more!
@@malcolmmoore ahh I see. Is that quite common for the Warpig? Im thinking of getting one
Yeah it's a pretty common problem with it. First time round it happened to me they replaced on warranty, second time they didn't!
I’m still new to snowboarding but why did you “hike” up? Why didn’t you just take the lift?
It's all shut in france due to covid...
Without any gear, I think it would have took you 3-4 hours rests included. But with your board and snowboardboots I would say 4-5 hours. My guess is that the hike took you 4 hours, 37 min and 45 seconds.
WHEN you speed up do you use the edges of the board is completely flat? when I go flat I feel like unstable
Usually on an edge depending on the camber (tilt) of the slope, but sometimes I will ride the board completely flat. In this video here I'm mostly always on an edge!
Usually on an edge depending on the camber (tilt) of the slope, but sometimes I will ride the board completely flat. In this video here I'm mostly always on an edge!
Great video Malcolm, I’d say approx 4 hours 10 mins. Keep the videos going, not gonna be able to go for a long time ☹️
Thanks, that's tough, where in the world are you?
I'd say.. 4 hours 50 mins. Must have stopped a couple of times along the way to rest
What snowboard(model and brand)you use in this video?
would really appreciate an answer 👍👍👍
I think it's up in the video description with a link, but it's a bakery benetar 1👍
Yes Malcolm playground all to yourself 🥳💯🙌 Impressed by all the maths calculations going on , I am no good at maths going to base it on how long it takes to hike up there in the summer and gamble that there is a more direct albeit steeper route in winter 2h 58min ⛄️
PLEASE ! wher can i get a speed measurer like this ??? i need the same for my next season !
Second try! I guess you made it in 3 hours and 19 minuts
How did you measure speed? It seemed too much for that chill riding. I never measured myself so I really have no idea.
This was using a Garmin fenix sports watch
@@malcolmmoore interesting.my brother has one as well for triathlon.i'll try next time I manage to go ride again.cheers.
Without the use of any fancy calculations as I’m a bit crap at maths, I’m just gonna put it out there and say 2h 43mins 18secs!
amazing!
🙌🙌
I know this video is 2 years old but hopefully youll see my comment. Love & enjoy the content brotha i was just hoping you could tell me how you got to track your speed
what are you using to guage speed in real time? i find Ski tracks is very inconsitent on the slopes..
I'm using the Garmin Fenix3 watch and then i pull the GPX file into Garmin Virb Edit to make the speedometers, hope that helps!!
Is this chest or helmet mounted? Im trying to figure out what's the best mounting position for gopro and this one seems to take the cake so far.
Helmet, with the gopro max lens mod to get a slightly wider field of view!
Hey Malcolm, are you still using the noir matter quark stabilizer? Curious to hear some long term use feedback.
Yeah sometimes but only with the hero 8, the hero 9 has horizon levelling when recording in linear mode, or when recording in superview with the max lens mod which kind of makes it redundant. Unless you need horizon levelling for wide mode then you dont really need it. Plus the customer support was pants so I don't want to promote them!
@@malcolmmoore dude, I keep hearing customer service horror stories, I guess I just needed confirmation from a fellow snowboarder lol. It’s too bad, really. Was hoping for a wearable gimbal to use with my el grande pole. I’ve got the 9 with some ND Filters and would like to have a bit more control with exposure, using the 180 degree shutter rule. Though low shutter renders hypersmooth useless :/
Man snowboarding is scary as a beginner
3h10m ... good stuff.
what is your setup for filming? go pro with mod or insta on helmet? any offsets for the support? looks 👍👌
Gopro with max lens mod on the helmet. Then dual mics on either side of the helmet to capture the audio recording in an external audio recorder synced up with the clap at the end!
This is giving me very intense ASMR
Yeah I've recorded it using the same mics they often use for ASMR vids, albeit in less of a relaxing setting 😂
Where is this and how come you had to hike up? Are there no lifts to get up there?
This was filmed during the pandemic and the lifts were closed, so long hikes up!
I have a guess from a dream 😂 so 2 hours and 21minut!😂😂
😂😂😂
Sick❗️
Thanks 🙌
I managed to get away last February, doesn’t look like most of us are gonna get the chance this year 🤨 These vids are as close as we’ll get so thanks for that 👍🏻 Hike = 3hrs 46 mins?
Yeah, unfortunately its looking more and more doubtful as to whether resorts will open up here 😕
@@malcolmmoore yep, finally bought myself a volume shifted board (Warpig) and have no clue what it’s like to ride. But hey, something to look forward, way forward to! 🤷🏼
It looks much slower than it is on the dashboard. More than 100 km it is crazy speed
Hey man when you said "my legs are on fire" are you referring to the thigh muscles from being contracted since the top pretty much, or are you referring to the toes area inside of your boots, suggesting they had become numb?
I'm experiening continuous problems with the bottom part of my foot inside the boot - although my boots are the exact right size and they do feel very comfy and snug and perfect pretty much, after a while they just start going numb. I've bought custom insoles from Sidas with high arch, which alleviates it a bit, however it still happens and I was just curious if it happens to you too.
My legs were literally on fire!
Nah, just making myself laugh over here. Toes and feet were fine, just my thighs tired from the long run!
@@malcolmmoore Ah thanks man, cheers!
Get bigger boots, so you can fan & wriggle your toes in them, with a strap on the boot liner, to push your heel into the heelcup, Don’t overtighten your bindings, & never be tempted to double-sock.
Another epic video! 4h
Nice work dude how much concentration does it need to be safe. It's like both eyes has to be focused at the same time in one direction and watch the height.
On empty slopes like this you can relax a bit more, but when the lifts are running you have to pay alot more attention to everyone!
Hi, awesome video again, like all the others. Makes me miss snowboard vacations even more -.- ... Also props to your tutorial videos. You are explaining in such a good and vividly way everybody should be able to understand what you mean and benefit from that. My guess: It took you 2h30min to hike up there. I would love to see your leg work on the snowboard from time to time in such videos :D but anyway, keep it up!
Thanks Marvin! Yeah I hope to get some more tutorials out soon, it's just difficult with the lack of chair lifts, but I have some in the works at the minute!
Looks Awesome man!
What is your Stance Angle on the Warpig ?
+18 and -12, but I'm not on the warpig here, I'm on a new board, the link is up in the description! 👍