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I've also seen people drop in on what appears to be a ladder. Snow pump tracks might help to maintain speed. Bungee cords are good but they're hard to find.
I've also seen people drop in on what appears to be a ladder. Snow pump tracks might help to maintain speed. Bungee cords are good but they're hard to find.
u talking about the ladder u go remove the snow on ur roof with?
if you have a couple hundred bucks and some basic fabrication skills you can build a decent winch with those little 212cc harbor freight engines. even if you don't have a welder you can just bolt the frame together. (several good youtube videos on how to do it)
Two buddies grab the end of each of your poles, standing on either side of you, and slingshot you at the rail. Kinda like when you're on a cat track and you let a snowboarder grab your pole to give him a little pull except one or two dudes do it on foot
They used to be super common. There's one at 0:36 here in case my description didn't cut it lol
-DanDo you have pics of the platform you made for it? The HG homies used that ladder for a drop in as well. Would love to see your take on it.
a few years ago, i came across one of these ( I will not say how) normally 350-400 hundred dollars. but all i did was take the stupid top red bar off, so you had room to put on skis, and build a drop in ramp that attaches with hooks
