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Firstly fuck the Keystone S rail, that thing is so exaggerated, like it literally at least goes 70 degrees each way and is like 50 feet long. How to you slide that shit, I swear I lean and switch my weight and shit, but how’s I’m supposed to do it, I’ll lip on to help get my weight right but I still fall off, then you have the uninspiring nature of A51, I’m literally the only one in the park, I havnt seen someone hit the S rail ever. NS help me, I need to lip on safety slide the S rail 😈
Don’t over think it. That double barrel is the best srail ever.
Go at it straight, go a little faster, look at the end of the rail. Hike it. Feel what it feels like to fall of both sides of the rail and split the difference. You’ll be ripping f 4’s out in no time
**This post was edited on Mar 25th 2024 at 5:16:41pm
Lip_onDarn, Denver and boulder have no good spots, and snow is so rare
What are you on, the Denver area is flooded with good spots but you're right about no snow. We are the opposite, have a lot of snow but not really any good spots
ReturnToMonkeyWhat are you on, the Denver area is flooded with good spots but you're right about no snow. We are the opposite, have a lot of snow but not really any good spots
Well yeah, great spots are awesome and plentiful but we get like 40 inches a season in Denver and average temp during winter is in the 40s and 50s
Change your approach vector. Maybe you are too focused on the first C and not locking on the rail because your are going 70-80 degrees from the true direction of the rail.
