@@rickcrispell1405 Thank you! I use the Hero 10 and do use a wide angle. A few of these shots might have slightly different settings. No, I got a new pair this past season but only have two sets of skis and no plans to get any new ones for a while
Thank you!! I was wondering if handrail would make this list as it's that and once are the only ones I've seen personally. Hoping to do once at least once but handrail and especially numbers 1-3 look so goddamn gnarly.
@DaleySpam As someone much older than you (and hopefully somewhat wiser), if you are going to keep dropping lines with this style you really need to learn to carve to have a long skiing future. Snowbird is my home resort ... glad to see some content there!
Yeah. I know. Working on it. I'm generally okay at it, except in bumpy and/or technical terrain. My pipeline run is one where I absolutely should have carved, hoping to ski it better in a future season
Yes, they’ve quickly become my favorite skis! I got them on the longer side, which took a bit of getting used to, but they really feel like they can do anything
@@DaleySpam I skied Philippe’s in low tide which had a pretty gnarly air out but I couldn’t ski kiwi, not enough snow and it scared the shit out of me😅
Pretty epic season, even if I didn't quite get the conditions to ski some of the wildest lines from last year.
Haha you can definitely tell some of the pole clicks are more enthusiastic and confident than others 🙂
Yeah, a confident pole tap is key to a confident send!
INSANE list man! #1 is absolutely ridiculous, I can't believe you somehow made this list crazier than last year's!
Haha thanks! Last year I probably skied some more infamous lines, with this season it was more about skiing burly lines with less snow
The video we had been waiting for delivered. Can’t wait for the next season!
Me too!
Unreal. Couldn't pay me enough to do that on a snowboard in those conditions but beautiful cement sk8ing!
snow conditions on #2 *chefs kiss*
Nice video. Which Go Pro are you using and is it set to wide angle? Do you have to get a new pair of skis every year?
@@rickcrispell1405 Thank you! I use the Hero 10 and do use a wide angle. A few of these shots might have slightly different settings. No, I got a new pair this past season but only have two sets of skis and no plans to get any new ones for a while
I aspire to be like you when I grow up 😂
Thanks so much! Well, you’re already putting out some awesome content!
banana chute is wild. great list
Thanks!!
Thank you!!
I was wondering if handrail would make this list as it's that and once are the only ones I've seen personally. Hoping to do once at least once but handrail and especially numbers 1-3 look so goddamn gnarly.
Yeah, Handrail is more technical than a lot of what I’ve skied. It ranked so high mainly because of the fairly hardpack conditions the day I skied it
Nice Pipeline run- twas hardly open this past season
@@saltwaker Thanks! Yeah, I got SUPER lucky with that one, not only that it was open but also that I happened to have someone to ski it with
@DaleySpam As someone much older than you (and hopefully somewhat wiser), if you are going to keep dropping lines with this style you really need to learn to carve to have a long skiing future. Snowbird is my home resort ... glad to see some content there!
Yeah. I know. Working on it. I'm generally okay at it, except in bumpy and/or technical terrain. My pipeline run is one where I absolutely should have carved, hoping to ski it better in a future season
How are the skis after this? You seem to hit a fair few rocks. Whats the outcome?
@@audas They’re fine! A few small scrapes but nothing bad. Most of the scrapey sounds here are just due to icy conditions
Are you on the 108 most of the time?
Yes, they’ve quickly become my favorite skis! I got them on the longer side, which took a bit of getting used to, but they really feel like they can do anything
Lmao funny enough I thought the ones at the beginning were way more scary.
Honestly most if these runs could be totally rearranged and the list would still be pretty valid, a lot are challenging in different ways
Go to mammoth and ski kiwi flats, that will definitely be the gnarliest thing you ski
Skied it last season! Hope to again next year!
@@DaleySpam I skied Philippe’s in low tide which had a pretty gnarly air out but I couldn’t ski kiwi, not enough snow and it scared the shit out of me😅
@@jgames1364Nice, Philippe’s such a fun run! Kiwi rarely gets enough snow to be skiable