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The tree section (tight trees)is off the Blue Sky lift. As your riding up the lift it’s to the right.

Just got them in, plan on going out within a week to use them, they appear to be the same height, 1” is what I’m coming up with, spruce might be just a hair under that??

I think the lift is outback express.. we go left at the top of that and venture into those trees ... hope that helps ?

Thanks for watching them. Skiboarding is probably one of the easier of the snow sliding options to do. While they are shorter it makes it so the crossing the tips and tripping yourself . I prefer ski boots because they are more of a instance turning as opposed to a more comfort with snowboard boots . They do take a little getting use to the very minor reaction time. Short verse long , in my opinion would be depending on the mountain and it’s steepness. Shorter are very playful but they might lack the extra length of the sides to keep your speed in control. Come find more of us on Facebook the page is skiboard connection , or skiboardonline.com will answer any questions you have for what you need to set you up.

@@TomB91381 Thank you so much for the help!

A little Facebook group called the skiboard connection. A few locals were here as were a couple of out of staters . Find that group if your on Facebook

@@TomB91381 thanks a lot man. I'll check it out

I never said I was a editor making a short movie. I’ll try harder

@@TomB91381 You do a much better job than me, especially with your choice of music.

I didn’t cut out to much. Just tried to edit in more of the footage I had. Going to get some more footage next week and I needed to clear up some space on my iPad

The 3 days prior I was skiing with the pros , the 30 something club. So yep oldies. But goodies ?

@@TomB91381 Old, but gold!

I do great with them. I come from a roller and in-line skating background so they tend to be very easy for me.

I was on Rvl8 spliff

@@TomB91381 I got a few questions because I am going to buy a pair. 1. Do you recommend non release or release bindings 2. Which model is best for parks, moguls, groomers or which model has a mix of everything 3. How is their customer service

@@pearcebernstone9659 I don’t do the park, but those that do prefer the DLPs or the KTPs. If your adding some all mountain riding I would go with the DLPs, unless your a bigger guy. Over 200lbs I hear the KTPs are a little stiffer but shorter. The DLPs offer a little more length to assist on landing and add a little stability when at higher speeds. The bindings are a toss up. I use release as I’m older and can’t afford the consequences of a bad fall. But if your doing the park stuff I haven’t seen many with a releasable binding. Ask Greco at SkiBoardsonline.com for assistance he will dial you in on exactly what will be best for you . Tell him you saw one of my videos , it helps me for when I ski with him. They have a code too “I met a skiboarder Might be one word. Best luck. Also Facebook has a page called the skiboard connection. Come find our little community

@@TomB91381 alright thank you so much man. Much appreciated. I’ll make sure to let him know that I spoke with you. Thanks for all the help. Stay safe

@@TomB91381 wait how do I find Greco on the website to talk with him. If I email them will he be the one to automatically see my email?

skiboards are best , skis are for nerds and grandpas

I wouldn’t do that. The wider the better that day . Kirk was on his boards and did ok. Dave had switched out his boards , only had KTP’s to change to. The stiffer seemed to work out a little better. But the wider ones carried us better in this type of wet deep snow

Chasing Vertical that what is shown is from the GoPro app, it’s in a drop down portion that has a few different items to select to add to the screen when you download

Tom Bowen cool! Thanks!

.. Greco I’m Sure it would track over my take it easy approach , Shredfest will be here soon enough. Talon should have it on his GoPro too.

Adam Brade the stickies are great in packed and groomed conditions, loved them for when I first started. Their shape makes for easy control and turns. Some times the XL’s are the right choice , especially when there’s fresh pow very much in many of the meet ups I videoed. With my season starting soon I most likely be on the stickies until everything gets deeper. Thanks for watching and commenting , let’s me know someone is watching.. Tom

@@TomB91381 Thanks for the comparison!

Kinh Williams yea, they did great. Had a little figuring out at the start in the deep stuff. But when I did it was a sweet ride.. gonna have to own a pair now, those were a borrowed pair

Gotcha. I actually prefer the feel of the BWPs over my Blunt XLs but I never got to ride them in conditions like these so that's probably why. I know everyone swears by Blunt XLs so I'll be keeping them, I just need to save up for a proper ski-boot/binding setup instead of the softboot setup I have now.

Surge Zherebchuk I didn't get them in the fresh POW , I used my Crossbows that day, but the next day on these SII we searched for powder in the trees and they were great in that.

Jono Frono they are great for the all mountain that I do, not to sure what type of skiing your gonna do though? I would go with a stiffer one for rails and jumps

I'm looking for an all arounder that can handle most conditions. Not going to do much for jumps and rails.Thanks for the reply!

Jono Frono no problem , the other sone would be the RVL8 sticky icky , a little bit shorter and response about the same