Real deal Corbet's drop-in with profanity! (Yeah, it can be scary as ?!%$!?)

The four of us drop into corbet's on the first run of the day with barely time to get used to the rental skis. Unique POV drop-in with white out landing.One of our crew, yard sales on landing and slides the entire chute (about 200 yards down a 55 degree face). And since there has been a lot of haters over the last 3 years knocking our Corbet's run, I will clarify that we are true expert skiers who ski about 30-40 days a year in Colorado and all over the United States. We are NOT "gapers" for those that like to throw that term around. We DO know what we are doing and the first skier to drop in has done it before, but even still, it can be freaky. . But Corbet's is no joke for those who have seen it or skied, so don't bash on us if you don't know what it is like to stand on top of the drop in. Better skiers than us have bailed on the attempt and most good skiers wouldn't even try it. It is legit, knee shaking terrain.
I have updated the title after 3 years to better represent what it is like for even great skiers to stand atop Corbet's on the first run and drop in. If you haven't been there, or done it. Don't hate on it...
And, yeah, sorry for the poor camera shots at time. Fear can make you forget you have a camera on your head!