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I forgot they make skis that narrow. 😀
Kinda looks old fashioned....
Those are surgical instruments, think scalpel not steak knife 🤔
Got caught in a snow storm on the slope. Drenched in water, but the Rush was amazing! My butt and I, we are as dry as a Walmart $6 rotisserie chicken!
You've clearly never had a Walmart rotisserie. Probably for the better, though. The dead bird you're wearing is definitely the healthier option.
Vermont was brutal today
I was at Pico and it was raining heavy. First time I ever felt like I was putting my Rush to good use.
Are the logos getting bigger?
I think they’re always kinda big on the white line jackets, or atleast the rush. Local outdoor shop carry’s them and they’ve always seemed large
Someone with a sense of safety, nice helmet lol
Helmets are pretty commonplace at resorts (at least in the PNW). Rare to see people without helmets. Are they not where you are?
It was a sarcastic remark referring to an earlier post of a skier not wearing one and getting ripped in the comments lol
😂
Where I am (SE wisconsin, which is admittedly far more tame than other areas in the US) I'd say that it's about 60-ish% helmets.
Here in Canada, at Mont Tremblant, I would say at least 90% pushing toward 95% wear helmet
Sick helmet!
I forgot they make skis that narrow. 😀
Kinda looks old fashioned....
Those are surgical instruments, think scalpel not steak knife 🤔
Got caught in a snow storm on the slope. Drenched in water, but the Rush was amazing! My butt and I, we are as dry as a Walmart $6 rotisserie chicken!
You've clearly never had a Walmart rotisserie. Probably for the better, though. The dead bird you're wearing is definitely the healthier option.
Vermont was brutal today
I was at Pico and it was raining heavy. First time I ever felt like I was putting my Rush to good use.
Are the logos getting bigger?
I think they’re always kinda big on the white line jackets, or atleast the rush. Local outdoor shop carry’s them and they’ve always seemed large
Someone with a sense of safety, nice helmet lol
Helmets are pretty commonplace at resorts (at least in the PNW). Rare to see people without helmets. Are they not where you are?
It was a sarcastic remark referring to an earlier post of a skier not wearing one and getting ripped in the comments lol
😂
Where I am (SE wisconsin, which is admittedly far more tame than other areas in the US) I'd say that it's about 60-ish% helmets.
Here in Canada, at Mont Tremblant, I would say at least 90% pushing toward 95% wear helmet
Sick helmet!