If you had fallen among those dense "shark's teeth" - how would your would-be rescuers have reached you without extreme high risk to themselves? No way to get a sled down that, so probably a helicopter would have been involved, but even so it would need to get dangerously close to terrain that steep. I get the thrill of accomplishment of successfully skiing challenging terrain, but there comes a point where you put others at unacceptably dangerous risk if you miscalculate your ability to choose and execute a long sequence of challenging, risky moves.
@@TheNcmore “if you miscalculate” I understand your point but I did not miscalculate. I am moving at an extremely slow pace to ensure every calculated move is accomplished successfully. Resorts that have this type of terrain also have ski patrollers that are regularly trained in high angle rescue skills. Most of the ski patrollers here are my friends and close acquaintances and putting them in danger is always at the forefront of my mind when making decisions on whether or not I am capable of skiing any specific piece of terrain
i rode this one today. was a bit more filled in but dust on crust and still very sharky. was happy i decided to snowboard today instead of ski. having 25cm less length was nice in the chokes
solo dolo on this one, its not always the best skiing but more so just getting to know the line for when the snow is right and you can ski it more fluidly.
Is this between 2nd notch and North Pole? Almost dropped into this today but i'm glad I didn't, it gets way tighter after you go around that big rock at the top. I'd love to poke in here one day!
Ngl that looked horrible 😂
That was insane! Way to get after it!
Rocks are snow too!
That wasn't so much a line, but more like downhill hiking with skis on. I've been there myself and you did a good job.
Impressive, but that's not even skiing, that's just mountaineering with a lift ticket
mountaineering practice can be fun also
1:35 holy shit
If you had fallen among those dense "shark's teeth" - how would your would-be rescuers have reached you without extreme high risk to themselves? No way to get a sled down that, so probably a helicopter would have been involved, but even so it would need to get dangerously close to terrain that steep.
I get the thrill of accomplishment of successfully skiing challenging terrain, but there comes a point where you put others at unacceptably dangerous risk if you miscalculate your ability to choose and execute a long sequence of challenging, risky moves.
@@TheNcmore “if you miscalculate” I understand your point but I did not miscalculate. I am moving at an extremely slow pace to ensure every calculated move is accomplished successfully. Resorts that have this type of terrain also have ski patrollers that are regularly trained in high angle rescue skills. Most of the ski patrollers here are my friends and close acquaintances and putting them in danger is always at the forefront of my mind when making decisions on whether or not I am capable of skiing any specific piece of terrain
Tools not jewels🤘
sketchy
Well, i say ur totally ready to to do it skiing with ur next attempt
Survival skiing at it's finest! Well done Zach!✌❤❄
That's like a triple black with extreme terrain. Crazy shit
Billy goat mode: engaged
No Fall Zone. Amazing work. I was worried you were going to gun it a few times.
My hands never sweat so much just by watching a video.
This is some of the manliest manning I've ever seen.
Well done! However, I'm of the opinion that just because you can doesn't mean you should. Steep is steep but too many rocks to enjoy. Imo
If you're that desperate for steeps, it's time to hit the Backcountry 😂 guessing you were scoping for a freeride comp?
Nice job Zach you proved to everyone you have no common sense...and you can't say that was fun...It was stupid.
Wise move at then end.
Dude! That was awesome... So crazy. Nice work, thanks for sharing!
i rode this one today. was a bit more filled in but dust on crust and still very sharky. was happy i decided to snowboard today instead of ski. having 25cm less length was nice in the chokes
needs more rocks
I'm definitely not hardcore enough to ever attempt a line like this but... does this even count as skiing? Or just like, vertical hiking?
just scoping the line for when the snow conditions are better to ski it more proper
how soon did you notice this was a bad idea?
adventure skiing
Does this one have a name / is it marked on that map they released of the east wall a few years ago?
All skis are rock skis
Ok I'll be Debbie downer... that didn't look at all fun, and you did that by yourself?
solo dolo on this one, its not always the best skiing but more so just getting to know the line for when the snow is right and you can ski it more fluidly.
No fall zone times 100, lol.
Your breathing says it all.
😉 promo sm
Is this between 2nd notch and North Pole? Almost dropped into this today but i'm glad I didn't, it gets way tighter after you go around that big rock at the top. I'd love to poke in here one day!
Nice line! Good things come to those who hike
Why??
0:17, I can't do kick turns...cause I don't have the hip external rotation...I should fix that....they can save you in some gnarly situations
mad lad!
You’re a real rock hound there buddy. East wall and west wall have wide open runs . Hope you rented those ski’s 1:12
That was like skiing down a natural via ferrata in the Dolomites! Quite the ride. Seriously!
The wall has been a rock fest this year. Super gnarly line. Does it ever fill in enough to properly ski it?
It's always tough to find a line Backcountry. Well done!
Skiing, or mountain descent on skis? 😂
Incredible and rad.
Staying alive. Huge respect.
Gnarly!
Looks horrifying my friend...that is some serious glory with the Lord.
Um… one look at the rocks and I would have chosen a skiable line instead. What’s the point of side slipping and rock scraping all that vertical?
Body balance techniques.
scoping the line and compacting the snow so when it fills in more it will be more skiable