Like it! Have you tried a saucer style sled or even a tube made for pulling behind boats? Love the build. Hoping we get enough snow one of these years to build another run. Last several years have been terrible for snow accumulation in Michigan. Snows then melts within days. Snow maker has helped but can't afford the upgrade to make enough.
Wow Adam that was one hell of a job and you indeed look like a fine neighbor if you can do without the snow we have a beautiful sunny neighborhood here in Northern California and you'd be a perfect fit. 😎
You can't go wrong with a Saucer. They are some of the fastest and most durable sleds you can find. They are however more dangerous depending where you're using it as it is hard to stay on the Saucer with more speed and any kind of turn or change in direction.
Man, such stuff was possible in my city like 15 years ago. Since then snow each year has gone to like 10% it was all those years ago. We can be really happy if we get like 10cm over all the winter season.
same. in my city, when i was like 8 or 9 (im 22 now) we would consistently get at least enough snow to cancel most daily operations for a good few weeks.... now we're lucky to get a few inches of snow that cancels things for a few days
Where do you live you seem to get a lot of snow there? I wanna build something like this for my snowboard so I don’t half to travel far to get to a hill
Adam Harris ok thx for responding back I live about 1 hour away from Chicago and it’s the same hit or miss either we get a lot of snow or we don’t get any
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40+ hours of work, for 20+ seconds of pure childhood fun, yeah that sounds about right.
Time for a plow on an atv. 😂
Yep
Like it! Have you tried a saucer style sled or even a tube made for pulling behind boats? Love the build. Hoping we get enough snow one of these years to build another run. Last several years have been terrible for snow accumulation in Michigan. Snows then melts within days. Snow maker has helped but can't afford the upgrade to make enough.
Ur math is on point ☝️
This is by far the coolest video I have ever seen! I admire the hard work, looks like a ton of fun
Me in Georgia pulling out sleds in a half inch of snow
@LAZER Clips me to erlanger ky hear
Me in Memphis, TN, about once a year after a freezing rain storm.
Me in California with 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 inches of snow
Me in Washington with 1 mm
me in ohio we had too much to sled (if you live up north too you know what i’m talking about)
That is the most amazing hill I have ever seen.
Thank you! Lots of hard work went into creating it.
@@adamharris7700 location?
It’s enough to make a grown man cry
That's spectacular! You're going to hate spring, this year!
Bro this is the most coolest thing I’ve ever seen
I'm sure his homeowners insurance gave it a thumbs up 👍
that was amazing you must have put a lot of work into that.
Yes, A lot of work! Every year we try to go bigger and better as long as we get the snow.
how many times did this poor guy have to eat shit before he got all the berms right lol shit is badass tho
This does put a smile on my face
Frickin epic sunrise run my dude!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻
I was actually expecting this to be a lot longer.
For 40+ hours of work. So did I.
I saw the latter and thought “LEGENDARY!!”
Respect my dude props to you!
Wow!! Back when we had real Winters!!!!
I'm a long way from America but from what I heard this latest winter you just had wasn't exactly short on snow.
Wow Adam that was one hell of a job and you indeed look like a fine neighbor if you can do without the snow we have a beautiful sunny neighborhood here in Northern California and you'd be a perfect fit. 😎
Thats amazing! I am trying to do something like this and am wondering - what is the most durable fastest sled you recommend?
You can't go wrong with a Saucer. They are some of the fastest and most durable sleds you can find. They are however more dangerous depending where you're using it as it is hard to stay on the Saucer with more speed and any kind of turn or change in direction.
@@adamharris7700 Tysm! I found a super old scratched saucer I had a couple years ago and put some wax on the bottom - now it is really fast! :D
@@adamharris7700 the ones with steering are good too but they break easily xD
Growing up in the hood our Luge run was down the cement stairs across the sidewalk right into the street.
Bruh that’s mad cool! Lucky we’re barley get snow ❄️
16 second sledding run, that's awesome!
Looks fun, thank you for the video.
I hope it's all ways cold at your place:)
He may have not got money...but he made nostalgia
Wow bro thats Epic!
The launch tower is bad ass. LoL
A thing of beauty! Great job
I'm a little disappointed that you didn't carve out snow stairs ;-)
How long did it take to pack that huge staring ramp?
Wow that thing goes fast :) I hope winter is gonna be cold and snowy
And guess what, it is (2022 winter)
Totally worth the time. Awesome man
right as i saw this i was like bruh I need
this now
How fast was it
This is so awesome!
great job you should get extra credit for this vid
Man, such stuff was possible in my city like 15 years ago. Since then snow each year has gone to like 10% it was all those years ago. We can be really happy if we get like 10cm over all the winter season.
Feels bad man
same. in my city, when i was like 8 or 9 (im 22 now) we would consistently get at least enough snow to cancel most daily operations for a good few weeks.... now we're lucky to get a few inches of snow that cancels things for a few days
@@dash0173 dang that sucks, at least you did have times with a lot of snow
Seemed more like a luge run! 😃 Good for you.
Make tons more videos of this I love it
beautiful artwork
When you want your own Olympic bobsled track in your back yard.
Pretty wild brother
That's awesome!
😳 When I am too lazy to shovel my driveway.
Nice work!
This is what you do when it’s corona
I wish we had your backyard...
Maybe put a wood pallet at the top behind ya so no one falls😉👍🏼
The first neighborhood with their own luge track. 😷🤘
That is so cool. Respect.
Looks like fun! 🍺😎👍
Where do you live you seem to get a lot of snow there? I wanna build something like this for my snowboard so I don’t half to travel far to get to a hill
Northeast Ohio. However Here it is Hit or Miss how much snow we tend to get. All depends on Lake Effect snow from Lake Erie.
Adam Harris ok thx for responding back I live about 1 hour away from Chicago and it’s the same hit or miss either we get a lot of snow or we don’t get any
best home one yet!
Wow, too cool 😎
That was worth every shovel
We do this every season too!
Holy crap that’s awesome
That is awesome
I would say that was time well spent.
😂😂😂love it!!
I just subscribed
Thank you! Hopefully this year we get enough snow to go bigger and better!
It’s all fun and game until the snow melts
Very cool thanks
I live in northern Utah can I build this
All it takes is lots of snow and hard work!
That's nuts :p
That’s so dope
I have the same sled you have
can we talk about the fact your warring wrestling shoes in winter outside
That's impressive
So awesome
I agree! Thank you for watching!
Awesome!
He starts sledding at 1:05, your welcome
That’s awesome
Omg I want to try
Pretty pretty pretty pretty nice
Sweet! 👍
That’s lit 🔥🔥🔥👍
Nice .... 👊
Tremonton to be exact
YOU ROCK!!!
1:08 starts
Beautiful.
You should have a bunch of people do it at the same time so you can ram into eachother
I used to ride tire as a sled😂
Amazing
Ok you friggin rock!!!
Well, that was cool.
DESTROYED the ears but likes fun.
Crazy can I have one? 😏
2020 = sadness
This is a wholesome happy video not everyone is depressed like you weeb
I love it
A figure 8 luge. Yep
i want to be there
Need someone to take you back up and meet you down there 👇
Subbed
Exciting
There is so cool
now the walk back..
imagine smashing into one of those trees
It has Happened numerous times. Only a few major injuries (broken bones) to report.
Imagine having enough time to make that.....
I would believe most of the trauma is from climbing that ladder.