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WhiteShepherdArrogant park skiers who won't help new guys and making fun of them.
It's mostly the younger generation.
But it seems that it is the same like in any other sport...
pinkcamo1000The complainer dads.
Here on the east coast if it isn't prefect packed pow groomers with 0 bumps, they will complain.
Out west if they aren't getting fresh tracks in blower pow every run, they will complain.
on the best day of the season at the loaf this year, I heard more complaining in the lift line than any other day of the year. And it's literally only men who do this, I have never once heard a woman loudly complain about conditions. It's cause they're all rich guys who are used to buying perfect experiences and when they can't pay Mother Nature to cooperate with them they get frustrated. It's sad and childish.
DIRTYBUBBLEI think racers get way too much hate. I grew around them a ton and yeah you’ll run into a few shitty ones, but I’ve had way more negative experiences with park rats compared to racers. Honestly my least favorite skiers are the egotistical park rats who think that they’re unique because they hate new wave. I get it if new wave isn’t your thing or you just like 2010 era skiing (I do too), but some dudes just have a straight up complex about it. Like chill dude your k-fed isn’t that fucking cool.
patagonialuke100%
It doesn't matter to me how you like to get down the mountain or what kind of skiing you like, but if you spend the entire chairlift ride complaining about the conditions while you are out skiing, you'll immediately lose my respect. And I agree the immaturity seems to mostly come from 40+ y/o guys.
I obviously still prefer good conditions to shitty conditions, but you can always just laugh your way through horrible crud, ice, and crusts. Also, "when the powder is all chopped up" as those guys call it — that's one of my favorite things to ski.
DIRTYBUBBLEI think racers get way too much hate. I grew around them a ton and yeah you’ll run into a few shitty ones, but I’ve had way more negative experiences with park rats compared to racers. Honestly my least favorite skiers are the egotistical park rats who think that they’re unique because they hate new wave. I get it if new wave isn’t your thing or you just like 2010 era skiing (I do too), but some dudes just have a straight up complex about it. Like chill dude your k-fed isn’t that fucking cool.
hoodratz47People who snake drops at the top of the park. Come the fuck on. I don't ride park like I used to. But that shit pissed me the fuck off so much. Wait your turn call drop
Swerve_DaddyPark skiiers that think there all that and a bag of chips but they suck and block the drop in line at the top saying there gonna do a backey and stand there for 20 mins not letting anyone drop then straight air it and take up your time when u could be lappin wif da boiz
toastteched out backcountry berts are the worst annoying genre of skier
pinkcamo1000just gotta put em in their place by passing them on the skintrack with your setup that was half the price of theirs
AsherDonati24The skiers who think they are better than everyone. Half the time those people aren't that good. I race and do park and there are plenty of those people in both. Guys will land a 5 or something and yell all the way down the trail about how good it was. I'd don't really hate any kind of skiers except for the snobby rich people and the people who aren't aware of their surroundings and snake everyone. Racers only get hate from park skiers because there are some that just ruin it for all racers. Me and most of my ski friends are racers and we always hit the park before practice. I hit a 3 on GS skis and everyone is so surprised.
MomAgainst4tniteUsasa/ifsa kids
toastteched out backcountry berts are the worst annoying genre of skier
_mcjakkHeaven forbid u come prepared when u ski tour
toastbackcountry bert is literally just a name for a stereotype. it has nothing to do with the majority of backcountry users. it's describing the type of people who buy all of the brand new flashy gear, talk condescending to the dirtbags, act like they're the world's best avy educated resource after one weekend of aiare 1 class, ski 4 days a year, and make virtue signalling posts on instagram about how adventurous they are.
_mcjakkWell those aint real skiers so... like im a backcountry skier and i really just bring the essentials. Even with backcountry access i still spend most of my time on resorts and in the park, like real skiers dont brag abt going ski touring to everyone they meet someone on the chairlift.
**This post was edited on Apr 14th 2020 at 5:21:36pm
fredyferlThat guy Steep Steep on youtube. Don't watch his reactions videos
pinkcamo1000just gotta put em in their place by passing them on the skintrack with your setup that was half the price of theirs
flavourtownI think it depends on what race club they are from, I ski my local hill on weeknights and different race clubs train different times so I see a-lot of different racers. Some like Sunshine and Panorama racers are jerks mostly but Fernie Racers are super chill. I think it comes from their home hill culture or lack of.
sharpskiI don't know if it was mentioned, but ski instructors are about as worst as it gets sometimes. I spent a month in japan staying in a house with like 8 of them, with most of their friends being instructors. I have never heard such a group of people talk about the "cert levels" as much as them. Holy fuck did it get annoying, they carry themselves so high for people who cannot ski anything other than groomers, looking like a fucking robot. Now I'm not saying all are like that, but I really got a negative vibe from most of them, given the reason for this rant. They would constantly talk about the technical aspect of skiing and never shut up about how "sick" their black crow setup was. Some of them started a Carving challenge on instagram, now how sus is that? I would take them into the off-piste terrain and they'd ski like total a boner off drops, natural hits, ect. I don't understand why they see themselves at such a high level just because they can follow a standard. Niseko, japan, this goes out to you!
Has anyone else noticed this before?
**This post was edited on Apr 15th 2020 at 2:03:22pm