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Wanted to find out what kind of terrain or type of riding that most people try to avoid when on mountain. For me personnaly it is typically rails three feet high or higher on flat terrain that aren't wider than 6 inches. How bout you?
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ridin
Bunny Hill Material
Posts 14
Points 14
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I dont fancy an icy slope, cant stop properly and I always fell down - cos my edges were blunt - just got a new board with sharp edges and I was surprised that I actually could keep my balance and wasnt falling down so much.
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Slosh
Bunny Hill Material
Posts 8
Points 8
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I avoid DEEP powder with limited slope.
I made the mistake of taking a turn into some powder and spilled. Well the slope was very limited so I couldn't get upright againt. Everytime I put my arm down it went right in and I face planted. Took the board off and went in waist deep. Pulled myself back out with the board and sat on it like a sled and literally sledded to a packed spot.
HORRIBLE time.
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I avoid weekends when the slopes are super crowded. I can handle any terrain that nature throws at me; it is people who are unpredictable....
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well im not afraid of heights but i do avoid 'em.. hihih!
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Liam Mc
Green Slope Bunny
Posts 32
Points 35
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I'm with Snow Wolf. Weekends suck the big one, and some/most mountains are cheaper during the week. Good for us, but not for the weekend warriors. Oh, and not really into jibbing other than that hit it all.
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I trip up on the fancy ice slopes too, I can never stop right, and my board locked up and I hurt my angel real bad.
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