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Not my expertise but I’d guess low 40s at the top but mellows out

Although it has also been on very similar terrain that Ive had both of my gnarliest crashes. So perhaps everyone else just has stronger self preservation instincts. Mine are fcked.. lol

looks like paris (one/two/basin) -- on the traverse from wawa over to standish

Hey man I ski lake twice every week and they are very big on a very steep face. There are plenty of rocks around to jump off of but I’d suggest you find some cliffs on shallower slopes

@@evanbrown367 I’ve skid er3 multiple times, so I’m no beginner to anything and find all the Louise runs rather easy. Thank you for the advice tho🙏

2012 Armada JJ. They’re 117 underfoot. They’re so much fun, really easy to turn and smear in deep snow and are still fun on the front side. Benefit from a more central mount. They also ski very short for their size so unfortunately were a little small for me. Would highly recommend any of the JJs

@@josswhite7327 Oh, saw another video of yours skiing the ON3Ps and assumed these were the same. Thanks for the review on the Armadas, whats your opinion on the ON3Ps?

@@mikejessmax ON3Ps Jeffreys are 108 underfoot. Best ski I’ve ever owned, if you like powder, choppy snow, jumping off things, some park, groomer days you can’t find anything better

@@josswhite7327 Been skiing on Lib Techs the last few seasons. Own 2 pairs of Wreckreates - 100 underfoot in 188 and 90 underfoot in 179. Love the 188s but looking to possibly buy another pair next year. Never heard of the ON3Ps but I'm definitely interested now or a pair of Moment Deathwishs.

I had checked it out previously so knew where it was, if you go to the trail sign “hour glass” you’ll see it. A little sketch but so much fun

I did the brown shirt bike up to the very top and then put my skis on and started the video. From that point traversed over to boundary if that’s what you mean

Cool

Good stuff!

Thanks man appreciate it! Hoping for a few more good snow days before the season ends

@@josswhite7327 Yeah man! Also I'm planning on coming here sometime and skiing all 3 resorts (Norquay, Lake Louise and Sunshine Village), which one do you recommend I spend the most time at?

@@themichaelbilello good to hear! I personally wouldn’t spend more than a day at Norquay but it’s definitely worth a visit. Louise has more steep double black terrain and the front and back side provide very different skiing experiences so I’d probably choose Louise as my favourite. Sunshine does usually get more snow and it can be less Icy on the groomers. Sunshine also has delirium dive and Wild West which are both a ton of fun but you need an avalanche transceiver and a buddy to go with on those. I think you’ll have a great time regardless of how many days you spend at both

@@josswhite7327 Great! Thank you so much!

This was recorded early season in late November but looks like the snow was good from what I remember

Perfect timing conditions are great!

Sweet!!! Yeah, they say over 40 cms in the past week ❤️ Now even more stoked! Lol Got new skis too! Nothing fancy, just some Rossignol Smash 7s. Tried a rental pair at Whistler last year and enjoyed them. Just Can't Wait 😍

Nice line. I prefer skiers right to catch the outrun soonest. Rolly trees not my forte. Been skiing this for a few years, good to have the outrun for me. Thanks for the vid.

@@brucecanmore3788 Skiers right is also a ton of fun when you get there early with new snow. I find it gets tracked out pretty early now the terrain is open to resort so I’ll usually stick left

Thanks man couldn’t recommend them enough!

January 14th I think

Yep this is the main bowl down the left side, didn’t traverse much

Yea owch ive done that a few times to