That's pretty fast. I don't know what the others are complaining for. You weren't really close to the other skiers. You steered around them. I didn't really see close calls. It was pretty controlled actually.
This has got to be one of my favourite videos on TH-cam, I've watched it probably 20 times over the last few months. - Very relaxing. I've skied Peak to Creek many times before, but wish I could have the bravery you have skipro77. No idea how you can go straight down that (for me) steep slope a few hundred metres down from the top of the Peak Chair! Skiing fast down a smooth slope isn't a big deal for me, but skiing fast over the bumps and moguls that develop over the day is something entirely different. You must have thighs of hard rubber! Wish I could have been a spectator there to see you fly past skipro. There's an annual amateur race in Bormio, Italy you may like, which is also called the Peak to Creek. Check it out. Well done skipro, a great video! I'd like to see your fastest time down there, maybe when the slopes are completely clear, early in the morning.
Hey man thanks a lot I really appreciate it! Yeah I'll search that up and check it out for sure! Yeah I'm wanting to video it again at some point this season early in the morning when its well groomed to see how much I can improve my time haha. Also be sure to check out my other videos.
@@Mrseriousdude when I said it never gets groomed I don’t mean EVER, I’m just saying that vail fucking sucks, but you are correct they usually only do sections at a time. Lower can be hard because of the limited coverage in the early and late season
No it is not sped up he is straight running .Everyone else on the trail is as a stationary object.He treats them as that and so, No prang ups.He is in control.
Axel Runner great to hear from you.I have clocked myself at 91.3 kmh on Ruapehu.Do gps. measure flat map speed or distance over surface? 91 was your average .What a fabulous trail must get there one day.I never doubted the video was genuine .have played it over and over
Nice video! However, your stats seem to be a little hard to believe. I only say this because I had an average speed of 92 km/h with a top speed of 130.2 km/h on a 3.2 km run at Snowbasin, Utah using world cup 218 cm downhill racing skis and in a long sleeve cycling racing jersey and long cycling racing pants for aerodynamics. Based on your stats, your speeds are are almost essentially the same on a much more bumpy run, more people to avoid, flapping ski clothes that create more wind drag, and on skis that don't exactly look like they are alpine racing skis. If I were to have stats like you claim in your video on your equipment used, I'd be filling out my entry form to race at Kitzbuhel and Wengen, no joke!
the math checks out for the average speed and doing the kitzbuhel run down is something different hella steeper and more sharp turns + its probable icyer
Liked the video also and fast. As an intermediate skier myself, I can only watch in awe as in have done this run and it took me nearly an hour! But I was taking in the views.
not bad but where did you come up with those stats since I did the same line as you with the whistler app on a new phone so it should be very accurate and it came out to length 5.8km, the advertised length is higher if u do every turn to the fullest. I also did slightly more turns and started from the top of the chair so I'm guessing you did about 5.5km with an average speed of at least 15km/h slower but still not bad as I did it in a couple minutes more than you with giant slalom turns and people on here don't realize it's a lot harder than it looks even though I'm in good shape and an expert skier it still burns the legs to do it that fast without stopping. And top speed of 128km/h maybe with an older phone and gps error but honestly the max sustained speed or top speed of using the whistler app in that video would of just been over 100km/h. the top speed on the ski pursuit app is usually bs but sustained top speed more accurate. maybe post a screen shot of your ski app and I'll believe it if those original stats are true unless you had a crazy wax and downhill race skis with weights strapped to you. some of these comments remind me of the crazy people out there, I did 94km/h sustained speed on the dave murray freshely groomed with a puffy jacket that slowed me down (so guess you did near 100 max but thought u would be flying off those rollers more since any speed after around 90 km/h does that) and some guy on the gondola ride up went ballistic on me, he probably sucks at skiing too and I almost fought him but tried to remain cool since it was a such a nice weather day and wanted to enjoy lol I think only going fast on a green run is bad but any blue or black is fair game in my opinion if you are careful
I'm looking at his stats too, and I find it hard to believe that someone who is not in racing gear on a non-ice injected course can manage an average speed of over 90 km/h for over 5 minutes through bumps and crowds. Honestly, this makes me really want to head up to Whistler and do this exact line on my 218 cm racing skis and see what my time is. My fastest sustain speed using my 218 cm skis and in aerodynamic clothing was 92 km/h and a top speed of 130.2 km/h measured with a Garmin 910xt watch down at Snowbasin, Utah. This is an impressive video, but the stats seem a little hard to believe. As an individual who hopes to one day be the oldest competitor in world cup downhill ski racing, if I had stats like this guy did on this run, I'd be more than confident in racing at Kitzbuhel!
Nice run man! I'm hoping to do a Sub-5 run this season as well, I just need fewer skiers on the slope while I'm doing it, i had to speed check like 50 times in my 6-minute. How long you been skiing whistler?
Not the most creative of lines Try slopes with steeper angle, ull get to the bottom faster. Either way, thanks for posting this vid so I can watch it for FREE
Stephen Shippos I’ve been skiing for most of my life and one thing I can tell you is that like 90% of people I crash into are going slower than normal.
@@lek2269 Slower won't hurt anyone. faster will hurt those who ski within reason. Join a Friday night beer racing league if you want to haul ass on the groomers.
Yup he's going that fast, it's basic math as it's approx. 5 miles down the Peak to creek. You almost have to average about 60 mph to make it down in 5 min. As a long time ski pro I want this guy on my peak to creek race.
+Allan Meadows i believe he is correct average speed 91 km/h i have hit 91 kmh and that is ''flat map speed' on Ruapehu''He is clearly better than me.the trail is better and the few other skiers he could treat as stationary objects
Allan Meadows, I bet this dude is an Aussie. If you want members for your P2C race team, then just ask any Aussie in town (or at least Creekside), they all claim they can P2C in under five, and most of them do it on boards ;) Seriously (well I was serious about those inflated Aussie claims) though, take nothing away from Axel (American name), this looks genuine. Nx time I'm up there, I'll have to time myself (boarding), see if I can claim "honourary Aussie" :0
This whole 'time trial' thing seems immature to me. It's like you're that kid who just learned how to ski and bombs the hill cause he doesn't actually know how to turn correctly. If you're an experienced skier go challenge yourself on harder runs, don't just see how fast you can go down the easier ones while endangering other skiers. And don't act like you're under control. If a new skier cut across the trail right in front of you there's no way you're getting out of the way in time and with how fast you're going it wouldn't be a pretty crash. Just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean it can't happen. In that situation you would be 100% at fault.
Can you go back and do this on a Hero 6?
When you forget how to pizza
That's pretty fast. I don't know what the others are complaining for. You weren't really close to the other skiers. You steered around them. I didn't really see close calls. It was pretty controlled actually.
Thanks dude!
This has got to be one of my favourite videos on TH-cam, I've watched it probably 20 times over the last few months. - Very relaxing. I've skied Peak to Creek many times before, but wish I could have the bravery you have skipro77. No idea how you can go straight down that (for me) steep slope a few hundred metres down from the top of the Peak Chair!
Skiing fast down a smooth slope isn't a big deal for me, but skiing fast over the bumps and moguls that develop over the day is something entirely different. You must have thighs of hard rubber!
Wish I could have been a spectator there to see you fly past skipro. There's an annual amateur race in Bormio, Italy you may like, which is also called the Peak to Creek. Check it out.
Well done skipro, a great video! I'd like to see your fastest time down there, maybe when the slopes are completely clear, early in the morning.
Hey man thanks a lot I really appreciate it!
Yeah I'll search that up and check it out for sure! Yeah I'm wanting to video it again at some point this season early in the morning when its well groomed to see how much I can improve my time haha. Also be sure to check out my other videos.
love seeing that little kid so high up on a mountain like that
That's what you call a full send! Can relate when an upper mountain lift opens and I want to get the freshies
what a great vid. straight running all the way .if he picks a day of low pressure he can break that record .wind resistance his only break
impressive mate well done
Everyone should stop complaining and appreciate a good send! Im a fan
14 years now. Good luck on your sub 5.
I really shouldn't like this as it is dangerous as fuck, but at the same time, I have to admire the size of your balls!
cujomade101 it's fun
Now imagine if p2c was groomed pancake flat & it was a closed course...
yea but it never gets groomed :(
@@kieranhealey7595 vail👎
@@kieranhealey7595 it does, it's just rarer to see the whole peak to creek groomed.
@@Mrseriousdude when I said it never gets groomed I don’t mean EVER, I’m just saying that vail fucking sucks, but you are correct they usually only do sections at a time. Lower can be hard because of the limited coverage in the early and late season
@@kieranhealey7595 that's why highway 86 exists.
Love this song!!!! Glitch Mob vs La Roux (Bad wings vs Going in for the kill)
No it is not sped up he is straight running .Everyone else on the trail is as a stationary object.He treats them as that and so, No prang ups.He is in control.
Thanks dude!
Axel Runner great to hear from you.I have clocked myself at 91.3 kmh on Ruapehu.Do gps. measure flat map speed or distance over surface? 91 was your average .What a fabulous trail must get there one day.I never doubted the video was genuine .have played it over and over
Your ears must've been popping lol.
Nice video! However, your stats seem to be a little hard to believe. I only say this because I had an average speed of 92 km/h with a top speed of 130.2 km/h on a 3.2 km run at Snowbasin, Utah using world cup 218 cm downhill racing skis and in a long sleeve cycling racing jersey and long cycling racing pants for aerodynamics. Based on your stats, your speeds are are almost essentially the same on a much more bumpy run, more people to avoid, flapping ski clothes that create more wind drag, and on skis that don't exactly look like they are alpine racing skis. If I were to have stats like you claim in your video on your equipment used, I'd be filling out my entry form to race at Kitzbuhel and Wengen, no joke!
the math checks out for the average speed
and doing the kitzbuhel run down is something different hella steeper and more sharp turns + its probable icyer
Well I think he is right.
Liked the video also and fast. As an intermediate skier myself, I can only watch in awe as in have done this run and it took me nearly an hour! But I was taking in the views.
an hour? lol... you could walk down faster than that.
when your being chased by ski patrol
BWahahahhahaha
speed demon stay safe ya little boi
So an average of 85mph?
sick vid i went 4:47 on the peak to creek so hard with all the other skiiers around
nice! I went 4:31 last year...so many skiiers around aswell
Jake Mallinder cool i went 2:32 last year
thats cool-i just did 2:15 yesterday
Awesome Video! could you do Burnt Stew (Whistler) and Green Line (Blackcomb) next please :D
It is a 1600m drop and 11 km run.
At my local hill you could probably hike down in 5 minutes.
128 km/h? That is soooo sick!
+Stoked Backwoods Thanks bro, you're kayaking videos are awesome!
Thanks!
I know they are not big moguls, but how do you just ride over them at that speed?
His knees absorb at the last second.
A bit dangerous in spots but that’s a damn impressive drop Lindsey Vonn’s got nothing on you
I ski at whistler and i dont go that fast
Thanks man, you too, keep banging em' out.
That was awesome..... thanks for posting...
Fuckin gnarly, good shit
Such an amazing place.
what's the official record?
4:48 maybe?
Heading there first week of January for a couple days. I need a tour guide that hauls ass. Let's hook up
Yo dude for sure add me on FB ill be around then!
Sick run, even better song choice haha
You should try speed run horizon in Cypress mountain. I can do in 3 minutes.
OHH SHIT! Just made!
someone do this this season with a hero 8 or 9 please
Gnar.
pre season hype
Impressive
woooohoooooooooooooo !
Peak to creek is 11km not 7.5
not bad but where did you come up with those stats since I did the same line as you with the whistler app on a new phone so it should be very accurate and it came out to length 5.8km, the advertised length is higher if u do every turn to the fullest. I also did slightly more turns and started from the top of the chair so I'm guessing you did about 5.5km with an average speed of at least 15km/h slower but still not bad as I did it in a couple minutes more than you with giant slalom turns and people on here don't realize it's a lot harder than it looks even though I'm in good shape and an expert skier it still burns the legs to do it that fast without stopping. And top speed of 128km/h maybe with an older phone and gps error but honestly the max sustained speed or top speed of using the whistler app in that video would of just been over 100km/h. the top speed on the ski pursuit app is usually bs but sustained top speed more accurate. maybe post a screen shot of your ski app and I'll believe it if those original stats are true unless you had a crazy wax and downhill race skis with weights strapped to you. some of these comments remind me of the crazy people out there, I did 94km/h sustained speed on the dave murray freshely groomed with a puffy jacket that slowed me down (so guess you did near 100 max but thought u would be flying off those rollers more since any speed after around 90 km/h does that) and some guy on the gondola ride up went ballistic on me, he probably sucks at skiing too and I almost fought him but tried to remain cool since it was a such a nice weather day and wanted to enjoy lol I think only going fast on a green run is bad but any blue or black is fair game in my opinion if you are careful
Justin S I think your phone measured wrong because it is 12km or 11km without turning. Whistler is much taller than 5km ;)
I'm looking at his stats too, and I find it hard to believe that someone who is not in racing gear on a non-ice injected course can manage an average speed of over 90 km/h for over 5 minutes through bumps and crowds. Honestly, this makes me really want to head up to Whistler and do this exact line on my 218 cm racing skis and see what my time is. My fastest sustain speed using my 218 cm skis and in aerodynamic clothing was 92 km/h and a top speed of 130.2 km/h measured with a Garmin 910xt watch down at Snowbasin, Utah. This is an impressive video, but the stats seem a little hard to believe. As an individual who hopes to one day be the oldest competitor in world cup downhill ski racing, if I had stats like this guy did on this run, I'd be more than confident in racing at Kitzbuhel!
Nice run man! I'm hoping to do a Sub-5 run this season as well, I just need fewer skiers on the slope while I'm doing it, i had to speed check like 50 times in my 6-minute.
How long you been skiing whistler?
Never evet you had an average speed of 92kmh and for sure no top speed of 128kmh!
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Um your right. He was probably going faster at some points. Stfu you moron.
My ears bleeding
Me:gets almost to end in record time then proceeds to crash before finish line
Not the most creative of lines
Try slopes with steeper angle, ull get to the bottom faster. Either way, thanks for posting this vid so I can watch it for FREE
U got any pro tips mister?
Danger to other skiers and riders
He looked in control to me. This probably wouldn't happen with all those Vail yellow jackets for the gapers
Stephen Shippos I’ve been skiing for most of my life and one thing I can tell you is that like 90% of people I crash into are going slower than normal.
Slow riders shouldn't take up the entire groomer taking their sweet time
Disagree. He was fully in control.
@@lek2269 Slower won't hurt anyone. faster will hurt those who ski within reason. Join a Friday night beer racing league if you want to haul ass on the groomers.
You were born for polluting the internet 😂
This guy is kinda reckless . Very selfish
Not really.
The footage is sped up... how can people not see that? lol
Josh Malech it is not. Look at all the other skiers going so much slower, you can clearly see them turning at a normal pace
i do not think so
Yup he's going that fast, it's basic math as it's approx. 5 miles down the Peak to creek. You almost have to average about 60 mph to make it down in 5 min. As a long time ski pro I want this guy on my peak to creek race.
+Allan Meadows i believe he is correct average speed 91 km/h i have hit 91 kmh and that is ''flat map speed' on Ruapehu''He is clearly better than me.the trail is better and the few other skiers he could treat as stationary objects
Allan Meadows, I bet this dude is an Aussie. If you want members for your P2C race team, then just ask any Aussie in town (or at least Creekside), they all claim they can P2C in under five, and most of them do it on boards ;)
Seriously (well I was serious about those inflated Aussie claims) though, take nothing away from Axel (American name), this looks genuine. Nx time I'm up there, I'll have to time myself (boarding), see if I can claim "honourary Aussie" :0
This whole 'time trial' thing seems immature to me. It's like you're that kid who just learned how to ski and bombs the hill cause he doesn't actually know how to turn correctly. If you're an experienced skier go challenge yourself on harder runs, don't just see how fast you can go down the easier ones while endangering other skiers. And don't act like you're under control. If a new skier cut across the trail right in front of you there's no way you're getting out of the way in time and with how fast you're going it wouldn't be a pretty crash. Just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean it can't happen. In that situation you would be 100% at fault.
Stfu