Kai Jones and Dash Longe Go Big at Snowbird
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2022
- They may be 20 years apart in age, but the stoke of skiers Dash Longe and Kai Jones is mirrored in every turn they make & cliff they send.
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What spectacular terrain. I’d love to ski this well. But I don’t want the injuries you have to risk to get this good. And I’m not sure I’d ever be this good, even if I did take on the risk. So I’ll be happy just being a good skier, and appreciate the chance to see people who can ski extraordinarily well. Thanks guys! Great skiing!!
Incredible skiing on very firm conditions. I usually don’t complain about my age, but those conditions made me “feel” every impact.
Man, I wish I could do that. It's the easy green trails for me. Love skiing, but I'm not very good.
I've been to the Bird so many times. That back bowl area is so damn steep. I can't believe they were just flying off ledges back there.
I'm sure he'd argue it was calculated to perfection but I'm putting it down to sheer lucky he missed those rocks by inches at the end. Could've literally died.
Yeah that was absolutely massive. 50ft maybe and just barely missed rocks the the tight and behind him.
To be young again..acl snapping has put me off skiing..but if I hadn't..hell I would be still giving it large😂
Dam
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Super skilled but that last hit was super sketch. If you bailed, you could have ended up back first on those rocks- career ending injury. Have fun but be smarter about your lines. You have the flow thing going though. I ski very well- most big mountains our West but you have natural talent that I never had...or ever will have. Good for you. Enjoy it.
Stay safe to shred another day.
He shattered both his legs last season
@@ncdozer3103 March 7, 2023. Thanks for sharing. I am not suprised. It only takes one good fall to do permanent damage. I got a mTBI on a ski trip out west. I am still not the same...years later.
@@ncdozer3103I noticed on that last drop he was within inches of landing on rock…
unfortunately, this is why we have so many baaaad inbound "skiers" making it worth your life on the mountain!