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Got 2 stickers, a hoodie and a CO t-shirt. I’ll wear them proud!! Watching your videos reminds me of my youth! I’ll get in better shape, get to be a good skier again and rip up the mountain! 😂
If I fell while snowboarding my friend will probably be like shot Anna your okay I will carry you your mouth is bleeding Anna I will probably be like it hurts so bad he will probably be like okay Anna I will get you some ice I just need to give you to my mom she will probably be like your okay anna I will probably be like I want Connor she will probably be like look who had her first slam he will probably be like it’s okay anna
I totally thought that too. He saw the dude do it and then was like “I wanna do that” dad said no, and he said yeah dad watch this and died. Haha. What a boss. He is going to be such a good boarder.
@@i_skate2578 any tips on improving faster? i’ve only went out one day so far and it could definitely be worse but i do a lot of intentional falling bc im scared im going to slide off into the trees or not be able to stop
Don’t have any kids yet but I know that first scene where he’s heel sliding down made you so proud as a dad. I can’t even imagine. I was watching it with the biggest smile on my face go Roman!!!! Good job dad!
OMG - Roman's slam recovery was the cutest. I wish I could have had the chance to wail and cry and it being ok (not okay for a 40+ year old adult). I'll remember the "don't eat it unless it's pizza" line forever! You're a great dad, keep up the awesome content.
YES!!!! That mentality as a parent these days is so rare. We all seem so concerned with safety, which is an important topic, but no one will ever make it out of this life alive or without scars. And kids should understand their own mortality as much as kids can without actual risk to their life. I applaud your parenting style.
Ouch poor little dude, so tough tho and he still wanted to snowboard! Way to go Roman! I was there with my son when he scorpioned, I’m glad he’s still trying things. We can’t shield them from everything. Good job out there dad!!!
Loved seeing Roman shredding. He is getting so good!! 💖 What fun for you and him having this special time together!💞So fun seeing all the family at the mountain.
I was born in the mid-‘70s. Grew up in the ‘80s. I distinctly remember learning to ride my cousins 2 wheeler bike (no training wheels) at their house which was “on base” as their dad was Air Force. I fell into the same damn rose bush a dozen times. 😂 BUT… that 13th time…. I made it around the block. Kids definitely need to be put into situations where they have the opportunity to crash so they learn to get up. Well done to your son.
Johnathan this content is the cutest! I think you're interactions with your son are fantastic and you're content on building him up strong is very thoughtful. Love watching these videos with Roman and happy to see he loves the camera. Keep on having fun!!
Love your lessons about failure. It’s so important to teach that failure is an integral part to the learning process and that it shouldn’t warrant punishment.
i live in Australia and our ski season is about to start, so its so crazy to me that you guys are still going until the end of the month. you have a crazy long season
Being a skier, if it is a long lift ride, I will put the bar down so I can rest my skis on the little crossbar. It relieves pressure off my knees. But I don't feel like it is necessary for safety.
The amount of times I've slammed I know what to look for in the snow, the conditions, time of day you're most vulnerable, etc. Always nervous for the chipmunk where you're the most tired and body is relaxed. You're setup for the epic slam
Bar up in the Midwest. Bar down when out west. That's how we usually do it. Partly due to the length of time on the chairlift and most of the Midwest lifts aren't high speed detachables.
I think the topic with the restraining bar is maybe just a think in the US. In Europe (Austria, Switzerland) you can barely see anyone, who has the bar not closed. I personally think, that the bar is a really good think and that you should Roman get used to a closed bar, so that he will also do it in the future.
I'm not from the US, so I could be wrong. But, watching these videos, I feel like many people in the US are self taught. While in france, most people went through ski / snowboarding school at least 1 or 2 years to get the basics of a proper technique. And at ski school, they always make you put the bar down. So it's just a habit at this point, you get in, get comfy and then put the bar down. Which could explain why it's not a topic here
I can't wait to have kids and teach then to snowboard and these videos give me major baby fever. Great videos, hopefully I can meet you on the slopes next season.
Been skiing and riding since 1982. Never fell off a chair lift (jumped off one or two) and don't know anyone who has. I have seen plenty of people forget to put the bar up, though. I use the bar to give my feet/legs a rest. Love the Roman vids. He'll grow up not remembering a time when he didn't snowboard. It will be a part of his life forever and is such a natural and wholesome activity. Good job, Dad. Taught my daughter (28) and my son (22) how to ski and ride when they were 3. Both still put in about 50 days a year.
It’s so nice seeing the whole family out man, definitely felt those slams and the look he gave u was the funniest thing, love a gd Roman video, keep up the great work dude 🤘
In the resorts where I ski, which are in europe, the bar on a chairlift always goes down, and once down, you can't open it until you arrived at the terminal
I normally put the bar down. However I also ride with a backpack. I'll lean forward and rest on the bar so I don't have to take my pack off or push my back into the lift. Have had a few times where I leaned forward because I was used to having a bar and didn't so that was scary. Been riding for 17 years. Just what I'm used to
Please keep this kind of enthusiasm and support throughout his life. It impacts the kid so much and that kind of support and love is ALL he needs. All those life lessons your teaching him now are so valuable, so much more than it may seem. Keep up the great work. Your an incredible boarder and more importantly a leader for your son
Keeping the bar up seems like an American thing. I have been Skiing for 33 years in Canada, always put the bar down and most people do as well. Some resorts enforce putting it down. With my young kids I like when there is a handle that can go between their legs. I don't think it really matters, but does seem like a worthwhile safety feature.
When i first started skiing i used to put the bar down but once i got more confident and my ability blossomed, i found the bar to be more of a hindrance. If i was riding solo on a lift the bar usually stayed up, if i was with others who weren't as comfortable as me, i let them decide. My mother on the other hand wasn't a strong skier and neither was my sister so when we would go as a family, my mom would pester me whereas my dad was just impressed that i didn't care lol
I love how you always do great job of encouraging him and making it fun for him its really hard to get the little ones out there unless your doing it like this
I know it's been a year but... bar down for sure. Red dog and Resort chair at Palisades Tahoe... You don't want the bar up. Yes, you could fall and die. There are other chairlifts where that could happen too, but those come to mind right now.
I like bar down so I can lean on it or rest my board on it if it's got foot rests. Also, if there's a lift malfunction it could save you from getting flung off.
you have to let them get hurt, eat dirt and just be kids...our job is to comfort!! extreme sport parents never want thier child hurt, but that smile when they accomplish each tiny step, makes every cut bang bump or bruise worth every tear!! youre a great Dad!!
I need a list of the resorts that you go to year round. I live in Canada and this is literally a goal of mine to snowboard everyday. I’m still pretty young and plan to save a bunch first but congratulations dude! You’re living life how it was meant.
I know this is an old video I’m just coming across your channel for a couple days now and this is so amazing I promise you he’s gonna remember these moments for the rest of his life !
You must be one proud dad! Roman is doing awesome!! I can totally relate to those awkward high-five moments. I have been there many times with my daughter...so funny!
I get leg twitches from time to time so I like the bar for that, but I mainly use it so that if I'm trying to manipulate something like my phone or food and I drop it I don't accidentally lunge forward to try to recover it. I get your point about a bar without the leg divider thing being a bit of an illusion of safety that could be counterproductive, particularly for small kids. The style of chairlift seat you're in for that segment is also a lot more angled and deeper than some older chairs, particularly old doubles.
Love these roman vids! I’ll usually put the bar down, but in the back of my mind I know its not doing much as far as safety, I like it mostly to rest my board
In Germany and Austria you have to put the bar down. So that's probably why some people are saying something. It's quite weird to us not putting the bar down. But I agree you could still fall out with the bar down. Especially with that kind of bar in the video. We have different kind of bars and some especially for a bunch of kids between 3 and 6 years old. It makes it easier for us skiing instructors. Your doing a great job!! Helloo from Germany and I really enjoye watching Roman doing so great at snowboarding
As far as letting Roman slam, that’s called being a good dad. Part of our job as dads is raising our kids to be tough, strong, and resilient. This is a part of that.
i taught my kids to board ,now theyre grown up we have 1 week a year on the snow every year its a great way to bond again as they all left home and we dont see much of each other apart from phone time
Great job!!! Just took my 7 yr old for the first time, had to show him people fall ALL OVER the place, its not a big deal just dust yourself off and keep playing!
I dont want to have kids but im glad people like this are having goods when im old af there's still people keeping this lifestyle alive !!!! Keep riding Lil Ro !!!! Also that crash on the bike was tough dude I had one like that as a kid !!
My dad used to be sponsored skier until he broke his back ending his career, since then I was never allowed to snowboard or ski until I turned 18. I went for the first time a few days ago and I’m very butt hurt I wasn’t able to start younger so seeing this makes me superrr happy.
it depends I usually don't put it down but sometimes if the chair is sketchy, I will put is down but like you said not all chairs have a bar just like my hill here at home no chair has a bar.
Not putting the bar down is like not wearing a helmet, why take the risk when there's a perfectly good piece of safety equipment designed to help keep you safe and out on the mountain. Remember, accidents are called accidents because no one saw them coming and that's where safety equipment can make the difference.
If I wasn't trying to pay for my own kids college fund, I'd buy two of those stickers. My first year skiing AND trying to teach my kids, and you crush it! Keep it up man!
Man Roman is too cute bro. I’ve been dying to get my boys out but they grow like weeds so it’s a fortune on gear outside of normal rentals. On the bar subject, I make the people riding with me put it down 😂😂😂. I use it to lean and rest on. Has nothing to do with keeping me safe, I just get winded at my age quickly lol
bar down is def the way to go for kids like 13 and under maybe 12 because they are life-saving, I heard my dad say a kid fell off the chair lift without the bar down luckily some high schoolers saved him with some of the net fencing which is crazy but def on the bar down side of things :)
You should 100% put the bar down, if the chairlift stops abruptly people (and less experienced riders in particular) can slide off without anything to hold on to. And even though you feel like you don't need it, you're setting an example for the people who DO need it. You probably don't need a helmet while snowboarding with your kid either, but you still use it.
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Bars are more of a mental safety, makes people feel safer. In rare occasions it might help.
Everyone needs to snag a Roman sticker, they’re awesome! He’s getting so good so fast! Fearless + low center of gravity = unlimited fun!
How old is Roman
Got 2 stickers, a hoodie and a CO t-shirt. I’ll wear them proud!! Watching your videos reminds me of my youth! I’ll get in better shape, get to be a good skier again and rip up the mountain! 😂
Sick
“Do you want to go home?”
“Nooo”
“Do you want to keep snowboarding?”
“Yeahhh” while still crying 😂 a trooper
Little guy almost made me cry 😄 so cute
i first i thought well thats it for the day he dont wants to ride anymore but then he refused to leave loved that
If I fell while snowboarding my friend will probably be like shot Anna your okay I will carry you your mouth is bleeding Anna I will probably be like it hurts so bad he will probably be like okay Anna I will get you some ice I just need to give you to my mom she will probably be like your okay anna I will probably be like I want Connor she will probably be like look who had her first slam he will probably be like it’s okay anna
lowkey think Roman tried to do a 180 onto the box when he saw the dude do a 180 off the polejam lol what a boss
He totally did lol.
Hahaha exactly I wasn’t only one who saw it ! Definitely tried to do something crazy after seeing that boarder LOL
No doubt he threw a 180 and died 😂 lil dude is gonna be a BEAST in a few years
I totally thought that too. He saw the dude do it and then was like “I wanna do that” dad said no, and he said yeah dad watch this and died. Haha. What a boss. He is going to be such a good boarder.
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You’re a great dad, bro. So adorable.
Can’t wait till Roman is 10 or 12 and is insane at snowboarding!
Ikr I wish I started when I was this young
@@lizardsempire5770 I just started at 11 I’m 12 now I wish I started earlier
i started 4 days ago and i can do grinds jumps carve 180 to 50-50, 50-50 on rail, board slide and that about all
@@zuggett better than me i’m 17 wish i started at 11 or 12 when i said i wanted to lol
@@i_skate2578 any tips on improving faster? i’ve only went out one day so far and it could definitely be worse but i do a lot of intentional falling bc im scared im going to slide off into the trees or not be able to stop
Roman is so cute and funny takes a slam laugh and gets back up like it's the best thing ever. Johnathan keep up the amazing content
Don’t be stupid on a chair lift or try to do something with your snowboard n bar up
Toddlers are indestructible
Good to see kids are still out here being kids . Glad his okay 💪🏼. Strong kid !
Heck yeah 🤘🏼
Don’t have any kids yet but I know that first scene where he’s heel sliding down made you so proud as a dad. I can’t even imagine. I was watching it with the biggest smile on my face go Roman!!!! Good job dad!
OMG - Roman's slam recovery was the cutest. I wish I could have had the chance to wail and cry and it being ok (not okay for a 40+ year old adult). I'll remember the "don't eat it unless it's pizza" line forever! You're a great dad, keep up the awesome content.
YES!!!! That mentality as a parent these days is so rare. We all seem so concerned with safety, which is an important topic, but no one will ever make it out of this life alive or without scars. And kids should understand their own mortality as much as kids can without actual risk to their life. I applaud your parenting style.
Thank you so much 🙏🏼 So happy that people agree 💪🏼
Every time I see that kid leash I just start laughing 😂 keep it up little buddy!!
Hey it works 😂
@@JohnathanBuckhouse I bet it does lol.
@@JohnathanBuckhouse if he doesn’t have it he’s gone
Ouch poor little dude, so tough tho and he still wanted to snowboard! Way to go Roman! I was there with my son when he scorpioned, I’m glad he’s still trying things. We can’t shield them from everything. Good job out there dad!!!
Loved seeing Roman shredding. He is getting so good!! 💖 What fun for you and him having this special time together!💞So fun seeing all the family at the mountain.
I was born in the mid-‘70s. Grew up in the ‘80s. I distinctly remember learning to ride my cousins 2 wheeler bike (no training wheels) at their house which was “on base” as their dad was Air Force. I fell into the same damn rose bush a dozen times. 😂 BUT… that 13th time…. I made it around the block. Kids definitely need to be put into situations where they have the opportunity to crash so they learn to get up. Well done to your son.
Johnathan this content is the cutest! I think you're interactions with your son are fantastic and you're content on building him up strong is very thoughtful. Love watching these videos with Roman and happy to see he loves the camera. Keep on having fun!!
Love your lessons about failure. It’s so important to teach that failure is an integral part to the learning process and that it shouldn’t warrant punishment.
As a new dad Johnathan is a prime example of the dad I want to be in the future. Roman is killing it! I only hope to be able to do this with my son.
i live in Australia and our ski season is about to start, so its so crazy to me that you guys are still going until the end of the month. you have a crazy long season
wow Roman is getting GOOD. look at dohs heel sides lol
what an awesome Dad, this video is adorable af
This is so cute I cant get enough of him! Hes going to be awesome when he gets older!
You're being a great dad! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man!!
I love the look of the guy at 2:40. The "Well this toddler is better than me" look
🤣😂
Being a skier, if it is a long lift ride, I will put the bar down so I can rest my skis on the little crossbar. It relieves pressure off my knees. But I don't feel like it is necessary for safety.
The amount of times I've slammed I know what to look for in the snow, the conditions, time of day you're most vulnerable, etc. Always nervous for the chipmunk where you're the most tired and body is relaxed. You're setup for the epic slam
Bar up in the Midwest. Bar down when out west. That's how we usually do it. Partly due to the length of time on the chairlift and most of the Midwest lifts aren't high speed detachables.
This is THE MOST WHOLESOME thing I have ever seen
I think the topic with the restraining bar is maybe just a think in the US. In Europe (Austria, Switzerland) you can barely see anyone, who has the bar not closed. I personally think, that the bar is a really good think and that you should Roman get used to a closed bar, so that he will also do it in the future.
I'm not from the US, so I could be wrong. But, watching these videos, I feel like many people in the US are self taught. While in france, most people went through ski / snowboarding school at least 1 or 2 years to get the basics of a proper technique. And at ski school, they always make you put the bar down. So it's just a habit at this point, you get in, get comfy and then put the bar down. Which could explain why it's not a topic here
I can't wait to have kids and teach then to snowboard and these videos give me major baby fever. Great videos, hopefully I can meet you on the slopes next season.
Been skiing and riding since 1982. Never fell off a chair lift (jumped off one or two) and don't know anyone who has. I have seen plenty of people forget to put the bar up, though. I use the bar to give my feet/legs a rest. Love the Roman vids. He'll grow up not remembering a time when he didn't snowboard. It will be a part of his life forever and is such a natural and wholesome activity. Good job, Dad. Taught my daughter (28) and my son (22) how to ski and ride when they were 3. Both still put in about 50 days a year.
It’s so nice seeing the whole family out man, definitely felt those slams and the look he gave u was the funniest thing, love a gd Roman video, keep up the great work dude 🤘
In the resorts where I ski, which are in europe, the bar on a chairlift always goes down, and once down, you can't open it until you arrived at the terminal
Love the family videos! Roman is a total cutie.
I normally put the bar down. However I also ride with a backpack. I'll lean forward and rest on the bar so I don't have to take my pack off or push my back into the lift. Have had a few times where I leaned forward because I was used to having a bar and didn't so that was scary. Been riding for 17 years. Just what I'm used to
Seeing him cry broke my heart, such a sweet kid
Please keep this kind of enthusiasm and support throughout his life. It impacts the kid so much and that kind of support and love is ALL he needs. All those life lessons your teaching him now are so valuable, so much more than it may seem. Keep up the great work. Your an incredible boarder and more importantly a leader for your son
You're a great dad man! :D It's enjoyable to watch you two together.
John… my favorite video so far. I’ve watched a bunch too. I’m a Grandpa and he reminded me of my grandson. He is so cute and brave. Great job Dad!
Oh his wee face when he slammed! Poor wee soul. He’s super brave.
Keeping the bar up seems like an American thing. I have been Skiing for 33 years in Canada, always put the bar down and most people do as well. Some resorts enforce putting it down. With my young kids I like when there is a handle that can go between their legs. I don't think it really matters, but does seem like a worthwhile safety feature.
My ski resort doesn’t even have bars lol
Let's goo. Little dood is killing it! Taking hits like a champ!!
On the bar, I always use it, just in case. It takes 2 seconds and would absolutely save a life. Great effort / reward ratio.
i love it when Roman on 17:37 like Johnathan: don't eat it unless its pizza and Roman like "Pizza?" Roman is so cute omg i love these Roman videos
I think if you can use a bar, use it cause it just makes it so much safer and you can just chill without having the worry of falling off
I love that there is the obligatory high-five denial every trip. Such a cute kid!
:) :) so awesome to see you and the little guy shredding together! love the channel keep it up man
When i first started skiing i used to put the bar down but once i got more confident and my ability blossomed, i found the bar to be more of a hindrance. If i was riding solo on a lift the bar usually stayed up, if i was with others who weren't as comfortable as me, i let them decide. My mother on the other hand wasn't a strong skier and neither was my sister so when we would go as a family, my mom would pester me whereas my dad was just impressed that i didn't care lol
Also, plz get him a bike helmet, just like snowboarding, helmets can help.
Your a great dad and teacher. He is going to be such a sick boarder when he’s older!
Love the Roman videos! Nice work! This time with him is priceless and he will learn so much more than just snowboarding. 👍👍👊
wish i had a dad that did this with me love to see you having fun with your son
the 1 dislike has to be Roman with his argument of bar-down gang
And the other eight are his friends
Roberto and I decided to watch Roman videos this morning to cheer me up. I am so sick. We can’t wait for the Season 7 ones.
He will be a great snowboarder and a great person I can feel it. Excellent job as parents both of u !
I love how you always do great job of encouraging him and making it fun for him its really hard to get the little ones out there unless your doing it like this
You are the most wholesome father, I hope when I grow up I can be like you!
I know it's been a year but... bar down for sure. Red dog and Resort chair at Palisades Tahoe... You don't want the bar up. Yes, you could fall and die. There are other chairlifts where that could happen too, but those come to mind right now.
I like bar down so I can lean on it or rest my board on it if it's got foot rests. Also, if there's a lift malfunction it could save you from getting flung off.
8:16 I heard him crying. Don’t cry buddy you got this! You can do it!
you have to let them get hurt, eat dirt and just be kids...our job is to comfort!! extreme sport parents never want thier child hurt, but that smile when they accomplish each tiny step, makes every cut bang bump or bruise worth every tear!! youre a great Dad!!
I need a list of the resorts that you go to year round. I live in Canada and this is literally a goal of mine to snowboard everyday. I’m still pretty young and plan to save a bunch first but congratulations dude! You’re living life how it was meant.
I know this is an old video I’m just coming across your channel for a couple days now and this is so amazing I promise you he’s gonna remember these moments for the rest of his life !
You must be one proud dad! Roman is doing awesome!! I can totally relate to those awkward high-five moments. I have been there many times with my daughter...so funny!
What a great job Roman! Love you!
I get leg twitches from time to time so I like the bar for that, but I mainly use it so that if I'm trying to manipulate something like my phone or food and I drop it I don't accidentally lunge forward to try to recover it. I get your point about a bar without the leg divider thing being a bit of an illusion of safety that could be counterproductive, particularly for small kids. The style of chairlift seat you're in for that segment is also a lot more angled and deeper than some older chairs, particularly old doubles.
I laughed so hard when he tried to copy that 180 on the box. lol. he was determined!
Great video. Hes gonna cherish these memories
super cute. well done little man. wow
Love these roman vids! I’ll usually put the bar down, but in the back of my mind I know its not doing much as far as safety, I like it mostly to rest my board
In Germany and Austria you have to put the bar down. So that's probably why some people are saying something. It's quite weird to us not putting the bar down. But I agree you could still fall out with the bar down.
Especially with that kind of bar in the video.
We have different kind of bars and some especially for a bunch of kids between 3 and 6 years old. It makes it easier for us skiing instructors. Your doing a great job!!
Helloo from Germany and I really enjoye watching Roman doing so great at snowboarding
As far as letting Roman slam, that’s called being a good dad. Part of our job as dads is raising our kids to be tough, strong, and resilient. This is a part of that.
WTF
We use the bar all the time, but we are skiers, which make quite a big difference!! He’s doing great!!
Román just smacked all of us when he hit the camera 😂
This was so fricken wholesome, my dream!
That's an awesome lil dude, can't wait to see him showing off at the park! 🤘
He will crush one day 🙌🏼
i taught my kids to board ,now theyre grown up we have 1 week a year on the snow every year its a great way to bond again as they all left home and we dont see much of each other apart from phone time
Great job!!! Just took my 7 yr old for the first time, had to show him people fall ALL OVER the place, its not a big deal just dust yourself off and keep playing!
Roman is so friggin adorable. I wish I could have done this with my kids when they were little
I dont want to have kids but im glad people like this are having goods when im old af there's still people keeping this lifestyle alive !!!! Keep riding Lil Ro !!!! Also that crash on the bike was tough dude I had one like that as a kid !!
These vlogs are the best! Roman is for sure gonna be shredding by himself in no-time 🤙🏽
My dad used to be sponsored skier until he broke his back ending his career, since then I was never allowed to snowboard or ski until I turned 18. I went for the first time a few days ago and I’m very butt hurt I wasn’t able to start younger so seeing this makes me superrr happy.
this video is actually so lovely to watch
Thanks 🙏🏼
it depends I usually don't put it down but sometimes if the chair is sketchy, I will put is down but like you said not all chairs have a bar just like my hill here at home no chair has a bar.
He has a good childhood,i understood that u teach him well if he try to jump the box,slamed,cryed,wants to keep going
the “love your videos” while hitting a box was so casual lol, i woulda stopped and fanboyed for 20 minutes like i did 4 years ago when i met you
I am apart of the crowd that either way bar down or bar up but having the bar down does give me a sense of comfort.
I can see Roman becoming an instructor someday! Good job, Dad.
Not putting the bar down is like not wearing a helmet, why take the risk when there's a perfectly good piece of safety equipment designed to help keep you safe and out on the mountain. Remember, accidents are called accidents because no one saw them coming and that's where safety equipment can make the difference.
Amazing dad!
Dude this video made me so happy, great seeing him having so much fun
I only ever put the chairlift bar down if it's too windy towards the top of the mountain.
Pizza snow. An amazing combination. Roman is a true genius
This made my day, your the best dad ever😌
This is the cutest thing ive seen in awhile. I literally watched the whole video.
17:53 my fav part of the video 🤣
If I wasn't trying to pay for my own kids college fund, I'd buy two of those stickers. My first year skiing AND trying to teach my kids, and you crush it! Keep it up man!
Man Roman is too cute bro. I’ve been dying to get my boys out but they grow like weeds so it’s a fortune on gear outside of normal rentals. On the bar subject, I make the people riding with me put it down 😂😂😂. I use it to lean and rest on. Has nothing to do with keeping me safe, I just get winded at my age quickly lol
I can’t wait to take my son to copper this winter!
bar down is def the way to go for kids like 13 and under maybe 12 because they are life-saving, I heard my dad say a kid fell off the chair lift without the bar down luckily some high schoolers saved him with some of the net fencing which is crazy but def on the bar down side of things :)
You should 100% put the bar down, if the chairlift stops abruptly people (and less experienced riders in particular) can slide off without anything to hold on to. And even though you feel like you don't need it, you're setting an example for the people who DO need it. You probably don't need a helmet while snowboarding with your kid either, but you still use it.
I like it
The Way You pick Your Son Up Is so funny and cute
😂
I only ski in Europe and every chair lift i have ever been on the bar goes down and is used, some are even automatic.