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crimeenthusiastidk why but i think its a little cringey when ski areas replace a lift and instead of calling it the same name, they add the number of people the lift seats. ex. madison 8, kanc 8, canyon 6, crest 6. is doppelmayr forcing them to add the number??
I love the first example you used is Madison 8. I'm excited for the chair but really upset about the name change. It's terrible. Six Shooter was such a good name
SchizoSkierMy next park ski is def nomad 95s. They also offer a fat discount to ski resort employees in CO so it’s also the cheapest option for me too.
Ya I’d recommend them. I wrote a review for the 94s and they were a very good park ski in my opinion. Quick and playful
jimbobsSnowshoe once again builds a terrain park with like 2/3rds being good features and 1/3rd being unrideable garbage. It's like clockwork with this crew.
Man the Northeast is so discouraging. I think it's snowing in VT but I'm on the CT NY Border in the office and it's literally 63 and downpoor raining here.... it's so hard to imagine that it's dumping at Killy RN.
VTshredder69Man the Northeast is so discouraging. I think it's snowing in VT but I'm on the CT NY Border in the office and it's literally 63 and downpoor raining here.... it's so hard to imagine that it's dumping at Killy RN.
SchizoSkierMy next park ski is def nomad 95s. They also offer a fat discount to ski resort employees in CO so it’s also the cheapest option for me too.
ReturnToMonkeyI love the first example you used is Madison 8. I'm excited for the chair but really upset about the name change. It's terrible. Six Shooter was such a good name
had to be done, gun references scare the californians
I have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
shrimpbluntI have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
Ah yeah I love that hill at those speeds. It's really only painful when traffic is changing speed a lot and you gotta use your brakes a lot more than necessary. Only advice: stay sober, keep your head on a swivel, embrace it.
shrimpbluntI have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
i absolutely rip down that part of the i70 lol triple digits in the dart is hard to come by but thats it for sure. i will pass yo bitch ass on the right so just hold your speed and lane and everyone will be ay okay
shrimpbluntI have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
shrimpbluntI have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
Just rip the right lane if you want to go slower and nobody will (should) give a shit
ReturnToMonkeyI don't explicitly call last run. I was running solo at that point. But it was a different run than normal in order to ski straight back to the car.
Yeah I figured, just the worst stuff always seems to happen on the way to the car we’ve all been there
BallClapperBro I greased three rails today IN A ROW. Lol, basically coming off the couch and with minimal rail experience. Shits too easy.
Dude it’s seriously so sketch. I prefer the pass but my wife bugs out on it
shrimpbluntI have two weeks to do nothing but ski, but I absolutely hate the drive on I-70 once you exit the tunnel. Never had an issue with driving in my life, always enjoyed it. But for some reason going downhill and around turns for 10 miles at 75-80 mph with people flying around me tweaks me out, my body starts to feel like I'm on a rollercoaster but in the worst possible way, all floaty and shit. Midwest driving made me soft I guess, hopefully I'll get used to it given I'm living out in CO now, not sure what to do. If anyone has had a similar experience and has any advice please lmk
SteezyYeeterare arsenic answer pants valid? lowk js told my dad to get them for xmas
Yes they are. They will keep you toasty warm and dry. I seriously only wear them in the dead of winter because they're too hot to wear on those warmer spring / fall days.
Fit wise they're like a regular pair of pants - not baggy. Good for going out in public before or after skiing. They're definitely made for a more male body shape. Tall and thin lower body.
