How I Conquered Whistler's Proline MTB Trails

In this video, you will learn how to ride crabapple hits, Dwayne Johnson, D1, and Lower Dirt merchant (the 4 proline trails in Whistler). They all have their moments that require brakes and pedals into jumps, and this video will give all you riders the perfect speeds and general information about the jumps.
Dirt Merchant:
Dwayne Johnson:
Crabapple Hits:
D1:
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[@user-zg6do1vy5o]

I went to whistler for the first time ever this week and the confidence boost is crazy. Hit every pro line open even though I have never even hit A line sized jumps before

[@larssaam3170]

I remember when you rode flying squirrel for the first time lol. It’s crazy to see how far you have progressed.

[@jhoffman81]

I'm not even into bikes but I gotta tell you dude, you did great on this video from content producer perspective. Keep it up.

[@DanielBrownMTB]

What a phenomenal whistler video

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks! I’ve got some more stuff coming up soon!

[@thebigoutside9623]

I gotta say, you are such a smooth rider!

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks!

[@yi-vanstudenov464]

Awesome video, My favorite pro-line by far is crabapple because of how easy it is despite being so large, by the way I measure the last jump and it comes in at 52 feet at the knuckle so probably around 55 feet sweet spot

[@DouglassTaber12]

Really appreciate your breakdowns and reviews! Hope to see you ride my local Port Gamble jumps more :)

[@gqsa227]

Your whips look great,l love watching your videos

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks!

[@Nik_Mtb]

Whistler helped me with learning how to do big jumps

[@nathankovach7414]

This makes me want to move to whistler

[@bobbrown4212]

Such an underrated channel. Would you happen to know any trails in the southeast that would be good for progressing up to whistler pro line trails or just similar trails/slightly easier?

[@michaelmann3636]

Great job, I hope to ride there someday soon.

[@FishstixTv]

Nice riding.

[@arsenoo16]

Awesome video!

[@trailreviews3628]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@aviridesbikes]

Such a good video! Epic riding!

[@marcoa6777]

Excellent Whistler video!

[@leonmtb]

I wish i was in Whistler

[@reetabass1540]

Dude this channel is sick

[@nahfawi3300]

Time for sun peaks reviews!!

[@trailreviews3628]

Heck yeah! Stoked to have met you up there!

[@gqsa227]

Dude you rip how big are the crab apple hits keep it up

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks! They start small. Seems like each jump gets bigger by about 10-12 feet until the last one which is just over 60 to the ideal landing zone. They’re much easier than they look though and the Whistler builders made them flow extremely well!

[@louisminford9696]

Good vid

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks!

[@rileyspencer3839]

what is the step up on dirt merchant like? is it smaller than it looks? Im in whistler right now and im thinking about sending it.

[@trailreviews3628]

It’s actually better to hit blind. If you scrub the drop into it just coasts no brakes and it works dreams. It looks pretty intimidating from the front but it is a little smaller from the sides. GoPro effect isn’t really real on this specific jump. Hope you get it dialed!

[@rileyspencer3839]

@@trailreviews3628 thanks for the info! are you watching crankworx?

[@natemaybell]

Great video! Quick question, i’m going to whistler on labor day weekend for the first time, and i’m wondering how hard A line is. I’ve done almost everything at duthie, do you think i’d be fine doing it?

[@trailreviews3628]

Thanks dude! If you’ve done mostly everything at Duthie A line should be a breeze for you. Flying Squirrel and Semper Dirticus are more difficult in my opinion. Good luck figuring it out!

[@natemaybell]

@@trailreviews3628 Sweet thanks so much! I’ll let you know how it goes :)

[@rataflas]

Awesome stuff!!!! What jump from Aline you think prepares you the best for the big jump on crabapple hits? I have seen people getting bucked, does it feel kicky?

[@trailreviews3628]

Crabapple isn’t really kicky at all. It’s just a lot of airtime. The big lip of the A line tombstone gives good practice as well as the ski jump after the rock drop

[@rataflas]

@@trailreviews3628 thanks for the feedback, you're the second person saying the left ski jump is a good place to practice..definitely need to nail tombstone as well. We will see late August when we head there

[@woutervanteerling]

You really need to have used a gopro before and been to some bikeparks to understand how small this big stuff looks

[@BladeBarn]

would you do CAH line on a 130/120mm?

[@rick4677]

If you are wondering what he means by a scrub, then don’t ride these trails

[@trailreviews3628]

Good point! Definitely takes some skill building on smaller jumps like Crank it Up and A line first.

[@oscar6939]

theres a lot more prolines like filthy marty etc

[@trailreviews3628]

Those are short sections or features, not full trails. Marty master, the manager, filthy ape, etc…

[@David-cy2ug]

Sikk

[@kylegoplin]

Good vid bad thumbnail