ExtremeCarving FORUM

always liked this subject - very interesting to see what the other obessives...er, i mean people are riding: Boards: 168 Volkl Renntiger (what a fun little board. snappy!) 177 Coiler All-Mtn (personal favorite all around go anywhere board - mmm, flames) 185 Prior WCR (big and nasty, snowboard versio...

that sounds interesting. ok, i have to say that it's not horrible all the time here - first lift on a sunday for Breakfast Club at Killington. 10+ carvers hitting Snowden lift (a slow quad) before all the tourists show up (killington is a drinking town with a skiing problem) on well groomed snow is ...

very rarely can the slopes i ride be described as "empty". i live in new york city and ride within 5 hours of my house. if i go mid-week and hit the first lift - then i can let the big board (185cm prior) run without worrying about taking out other skiiers. i can honestly say that i am more aware of...

I teached all my students to ALWAYS pay attention on the slope. You are not the only one there and especially when making a back side turn, look over your shoulder. ok - now i feel safe on the slopes with your students - nobody else. dude, not for nothing, but i ride mostly in Vermont and New York....