During spring time the wetter heavy snow gives you better traction because it’s all settled and more compacted, early and mid season wet heavy snow is no good, you sink into it and it compacts in front of you stopping you dead. It’s called mashed potatoes
@@BlitzAlaskaI think it will, there’s probably some magic combination of circumstances where it wouldn’t, but most likely made a great base when temps dropped
Fuck buddy the snow up here in the interior is so wet and mushy. Fun to ride but challenging conditions for sure. I love swamp bashing on days like this 🤙🏻
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Sheep dip and a crown, on point anytime!
this is my favorite kind of riding... just a barred out pow day in the trees, flat light, and runnin circles around my stuck buddies
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at one point someone said, 'too wet' . what are the pros and cons of heavy & wet? I'd have thought heavy would give you better traction and float.
During spring time the wetter heavy snow gives you better traction because it’s all settled and more compacted, early and mid season wet heavy snow is no good, you sink into it and it compacts in front of you stopping you dead. It’s called mashed potatoes
@@MichaelGillen-if1nr with the cold coming in this week, will all the mashed potatoes end up being great base for the rest of the season?
We were fortunate because the wet snow allowed us to make trails to get around in. Powder woulda been rough, especially limping out Jeff’s rig.
@@BlitzAlaskaI think it will, there’s probably some magic combination of circumstances where it wouldn’t, but most likely made a great base when temps dropped
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@@vdzrussell DP in CCLB
I go DP in SCLB
Fuck buddy the snow up here in the interior is so wet and mushy. Fun to ride but challenging conditions for sure. I love swamp bashing on days like this 🤙🏻
TREES ARE FOR TRACTION