I guess it's better than nothing, but we're not getting a lot either. I was surprised Chair 6 was even open, but it seems the upper mountain wasn't hit as hard by the snow drought as the lower mountain. Still though, the cover was more on the thin side.
Yikes! Terrible snow conditions. And I didn’t even realize people take that backside traverse. I just go on the frontside. But maybe you needed to go the backside route due to lack of good snow cover on the front.
It is certainly one of the tinier unloading ramps I've seen, you've gotta be ready to stand up as soon as you make contact with it. Though, it's really not that bad, since it becomes a lot safer once you're past the unload point.
Yikes, stepping down a slope is not fun. I had to do that at Park City four years ago off Ninety-Nine 90 because I wasn’t that good with double-blacks.
I've skied many extreme double blacks, but I've never had to side-step before. Those rocks were really in the way, that combined with how narrow the run was, I knew I wouldn't be able to send it. That, the fact that there were clear tracks left over from someone else's side stepping down, and that I didn't want to risk my cores led me to just taking it slow.
First of all,, Chair 6 has got to be the same noisest çhair lift I've ever heard of, don't tell me that that's the Electric motor,if so get a new one.I know AC motors don't sound that way and it's not the gear box.1/4 th of the way up I could still hear that high pitch noise, that's pretty bad.Who built that chair.2nd, what's the deal with the tower,heavy side, before you get to the tower you can hear, feel the shives boucing and then the chair (grip) bouces pretty bad on top of the shives,all the other shives,towers are fine.
Sitting here in my room in New Jersey where we are getting now snow, envious of you
I guess it's better than nothing, but we're not getting a lot either. I was surprised Chair 6 was even open, but it seems the upper mountain wasn't hit as hard by the snow drought as the lower mountain. Still though, the cover was more on the thin side.
Yikes! Terrible snow conditions. And I didn’t even realize people take that backside traverse. I just go on the frontside. But maybe you needed to go the backside route due to lack of good snow cover on the front.
looking scratchy up there... but not for long boys! LFG!!!!
I was there on new year's eve and it was ok
Caw, good trimming required at the offload point, unload too early or too late and things could get messy.
It is certainly one of the tinier unloading ramps I've seen, you've gotta be ready to stand up as soon as you make contact with it. Though, it's really not that bad, since it becomes a lot safer once you're past the unload point.
you take the backside traverse to Campbell Basin?
Yikes, stepping down a slope is not fun. I had to do that at Park City four years ago off Ninety-Nine 90 because I wasn’t that good with double-blacks.
I've skied many extreme double blacks, but I've never had to side-step before. Those rocks were really in the way, that combined with how narrow the run was, I knew I wouldn't be able to send it. That, the fact that there were clear tracks left over from someone else's side stepping down, and that I didn't want to risk my cores led me to just taking it slow.
First of all,, Chair 6 has got to be the same noisest çhair lift I've ever heard of, don't tell me that that's the Electric motor,if so get a new one.I know AC motors don't sound that way and it's not the gear box.1/4 th of the way up I could still hear that high pitch noise, that's pretty bad.Who built that chair.2nd, what's the deal with the tower,heavy side, before you get to the tower you can hear, feel the shives boucing and then the chair (grip) bouces pretty bad on top of the shives,all the other shives,towers are fine.
i have the same name as you
I see you man. And yes, it does seem our names are pretty similar.
@@sorenjones your videos are also amazing and I hope you continue to post throughout the season