Men I skied for 13 years, then turned to the dark side for 10 years by shredding on a board (still do), but these awesome stomp it videos have rekindled my love for skiing. Bought some armada ski’s and can’t wait to hit the mountains and try all of these tricks! Thanks guys!
the camera angle makes that droip look really small and doabloe but I'm almost certain it's way bigger and puckering than that. These videos are mega handy!!
Yes!! I want reviews on all the bent skis!!!! I just got the 120s 2023 and I plan to use them for all mountain and hopefully powder Ahahha. I was torn between the 110 and 120.
@@Your_moms_today When young your body can take bigger impact without hurting. As you age you there fore want a steeper landing which gives a softer impact.
Well we used the gopro with superview and 4k. But I also on occasion had a insta360 x3 on a small pole in my hand in some of the shots that looks shoot from the front.
The line is to the right, from the top of the left mountain, close to the middle line from the top, if you look to the right from the bottom of the next mountain, close to the bottom of the line!
@@erikkling8452The free ride part is to the right of Grauberg in the first big marshy area (Unterer Segnesboden) and then he just skinned up that valley
Ehyo Jens! Great Video as always! Since you have the new BC120, do you know if there are any Updates for the Shift? And also would you recommend the Shift as a Touringbinding? Ofc there are lighter options but how you like it? Have a great day!
Hi Nico, fellow Nico here. I have the BC120 with the shift binding. have been on those for 3 seasons already. Did around 15-20 tours with them and 4-5 days of resort freeride. Going up, they are ok. i have used them on days of 1500m vertical with no problem. of course you'll feel them, but unless you look at the stopwatch on the way up, they'll do just fine. Skiing down, they are very similiar to a traditional downhill binding in terms of absorbtion and feeling. The other set i have is a 95mm Atomic Backland with a classic dynafit binding. WAY lighter, certainly better to feel less fatigued, but shift gives a smoother ride on the way down. If you're looking for a good balance, there's also some other alternatives, like the Marker kingpin or the atk raider, Look pivot... Have fun!
Basically the same but Yea try to keep the skis flatter cause when power sliding you may not want to slow down. The main difference is if you do it for fun and to add some style it feels really nice :)
Hello! While doing butters my skis often release. I have my din setting on 9 and weigh 80 kilos. Do you think I need to higher the din settings and how much if so is the case to be able to do butters?
@@jonasblom1789 I weigh ~70kg and have my dins on 7.5 and have had no problems buttering - make sure it's a "roll" up to the noses rather than a fast jolt.
@@StompItTutorials They look awesome !! in which spectrum would you place them ? more leaning towards 120 or 100 ? considering renewing my go to ski, which is currently a black crows camox, initially thought of the BC 100 but leaning towards the 110 now, is it still enjoyable on groomers and in the parc ? Cheers
Min 4, no. Don't jump up, that causes you to fall backwards. As he said, jumping up causes you to lean back. Its a fatal flaw. Jump forward over your knees and down. So, think of your head vs your knees. Lean the ledge, push forward and jump down. Tiny ledge like he had is perfect. U will feel your head move forward over your knees and set u up for proper decline landing. Follow his advice fall on ur butt 90% of the time...
You can see how his wrong headed takeoff forces him yo "stomp down" or he would tail drag and fall over (which he nearly did each time)... Instead angle your skis to match your landing decline angle and don't jump down to flats ever. Think about it. If done right, landing should usually feel nearly impact-less. If u hitting hard, you are doing something wrong.
Men I skied for 13 years, then turned to the dark side for 10 years by shredding on a board (still do), but these awesome stomp it videos have rekindled my love for skiing. Bought some armada ski’s and can’t wait to hit the mountains and try all of these tricks! Thanks guys!
Thats amazing to hear :) Enjoy powder shredding on your new skis!
You're living my dream
More Freeride content please!
Dude! That is incredible
Cheers from Poland!
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the camera angle makes that droip look really small and doabloe but I'm almost certain it's way bigger and puckering than that. These videos are mega handy!!
Love your videos
Thank you know relax and sleep. Thanks for the idea!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great tips as always, definitely hope to make it out to LAAX sometime
You should!
ughhh when are those new bents releasing they look amazing
My first drop was from the bushes. I just drove through the bush like a springboard and made this drop
Is that the new bentchetler graphic for the 120?
Are those the new bents🤩
2024´s Bent 110
@@StompItTutorials make a review on them 🙂
Yes!! I want reviews on all the bent skis!!!! I just got the 120s 2023 and I plan to use them for all mountain and hopefully powder Ahahha. I was torn between the 110 and 120.
Can you clarify the need for more steepness if you're older? Ty!
would love to know abt that one too 🤔
@@Your_moms_today When young your body can take bigger impact without hurting. As you age you there fore want a steeper landing which gives a softer impact.
Hi, what are your settings on the gopro mounted on the helmet? Curious how you managed to catch so much fov. Great video!
me too!
Well we used the gopro with superview and 4k. But I also on occasion had a insta360 x3 on a small pole in my hand in some of the shots that looks shoot from the front.
Thank you for the info, will definitely try, did you use some more specific configurations by chance?
As a fellow skier from laax, it would be nice to know where that first freeride line was? looked pretty cool!!
The line is to the right, from the top of the left mountain, close to the middle line from the top, if you look to the right from the bottom of the next mountain, close to the bottom of the line!
@@albin6003 Thanks Mate, a buddy of mine said it was riders right off La Siala.
@@erikkling8452The free ride part is to the right of Grauberg in the first big marshy area (Unterer Segnesboden) and then he just skinned up that valley
What kind of boots do u use?
Ehyo Jens! Great Video as always! Since you have the new BC120, do you know if there are any Updates for the Shift? And also would you recommend the Shift as a Touringbinding? Ofc there are lighter options but how you like it? Have a great day!
Hi Nico, fellow Nico here.
I have the BC120 with the shift binding. have been on those for 3 seasons already. Did around 15-20 tours with them and 4-5 days of resort freeride.
Going up, they are ok. i have used them on days of 1500m vertical with no problem. of course you'll feel them, but unless you look at the stopwatch on the way up, they'll do just fine.
Skiing down, they are very similiar to a traditional downhill binding in terms of absorbtion and feeling.
The other set i have is a 95mm Atomic Backland with a classic dynafit binding. WAY lighter, certainly better to feel less fatigued, but shift gives a smoother ride on the way down.
If you're looking for a good balance, there's also some other alternatives, like the Marker kingpin or the atk raider, Look pivot...
Have fun!
Whats the technical difference between power sliding and just braking? Just a flatter angle?
Basically the same but Yea try to keep the skis flatter cause when power sliding you may not want to slow down. The main difference is if you do it for fun and to add some style it feels really nice :)
Hello! While doing butters my skis often release. I have my din setting on 9 and weigh 80 kilos. Do you think I need to higher the din settings and how much if so is the case to be able to do butters?
Check the forward pressure or get a shop to check it
@@EEvans2011 I’ve checked it myself and it is good. Should I go higher on the din setting?
@@jonasblom1789 I weigh ~70kg and have my dins on 7.5 and have had no problems buttering - make sure it's a "roll" up to the noses rather than a fast jolt.
god you rock dude
New Bent 110s?
Yes 2024`s
@@StompItTutorials They look awesome !! in which spectrum would you place them ? more leaning towards 120 or 100 ? considering renewing my go to ski, which is currently a black crows camox, initially thought of the BC 100 but leaning towards the 110 now, is it still enjoyable on groomers and in the parc ?
Cheers
@@christophebuyck3660 everything I've heard says the 110 or 120 are far better than the 100s on any terrain.
Min 4, no. Don't jump up, that causes you to fall backwards.
As he said, jumping up causes you to lean back. Its a fatal flaw.
Jump forward over your knees and down.
So, think of your head vs your knees. Lean the ledge, push forward and jump down. Tiny ledge like he had is perfect.
U will feel your head move forward over your knees and set u up for proper decline landing.
Follow his advice fall on ur butt 90% of the time...
You can see how his wrong headed takeoff forces him yo "stomp down" or he would tail drag and fall over (which he nearly did each time)...
Instead angle your skis to match your landing decline angle and don't jump down to flats ever. Think about it.
If done right, landing should usually feel nearly impact-less.
If u hitting hard, you are doing something wrong.