Mammoth Patrol has it listed at 44 degrees. I rode the rideline between that chute (left of pic) down to the mid and then hopped over to the chute on the left and had to launch a few rocks on the exit.

I ski'd boberto

I'm kinda pussy in my old age. It wasn't really that steep, just got my nerves up a little. There are some runs a mammoth that make that look like a playground. Huevos Grande, Phillipe's, and kiwi flat. I don't think I've hit any of them.

And the shot into the trees.... looks like double overhead or better to me And threading the runout through the trees??? YIKES!!

Thanks so much for postin up the shots!

COol you checked out the new gear! There's so much good stuff out there! It's such a good time to be active and alive!

Keep chargin, stay safe, stay alive

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i guess the only difference in recent years is having someone to ride with that challenges you. Riding solo is OK but riding with someone as good or better is the way to go. Gotta find someone to ride with, u moving out?

It was close to 10-12ft where I landed. Pretty soft landing. I think another 3-5' would have put it from fun size to challenging. At least now a days in my mid 30's

I didn't even realize some of the steeps mammoth has. There is some off the charts stuff. I'm not sure how I never made my way over to that side of the mountain. Guess it's cause I was boarding and the peeps I rode with back in the day didn't like that part of the mountain.

Sorry, no plans to move out there in the near future

I'm not sure I would do Star, maybe Philipe's but once you start the line your committed.

These guys don't speak english but the last ledge he looks over is Star chute Proper. Pussy traverse is over to his left. (that's what it's called )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UaC053aULE

sounds like you guys kicked up a few levels on bumps. That guy has it right, the lines shift mid run and adjusting mid stream separates the avg from the guys ripping it.

Luckily I skied killington the most of all my time back east, the place is pretty much 1 big mogul field. Hands down some of the best bump skiers I've ever seen. And a lot of times you'll see them in packs of 8-10 absolutely destroying Outer Limits.

You could easily get 30+ guys destroying the bumps at 1 time in the spring. 10-15 of those guys can be world class caliber. Every year they have a bump off and usually everyone works the same line days or even weeks before the competition. Sometimes they can be as perfect as bumps get with so many guys pointing the skis downhill instead of the people that traverse the trail, that's what ruins the bumps and makes ya need to jump lines.

I know I come off as confident on these forums but I truly do realize I'm middle rung on the totem pole on the mountain. I realize what some of these guys can do and it amazes me.

Guys like the dude you know are usually underground names while the Bodie Millers are household names. Hats off to the underground guys that aren't household names. Even if they are big names, hats off to the free riders like that. Terje has blasted some insane stuff on a board, mad respect.

Keep jumping those cat tracks Boberto. But stay safe! I've busted an ACL and left ankle (ligaments not bones) on a few occasions.

Saw some xgames guys launching some pretty nuts stuff at Bob's MT. a couple years back - one 50 footer, one smaller one with a cliff below....

"I know I come off as confident on these forums but I truly do realize I'm middle rung on the totem pole on the mountain. I realize what some of these guys can do and it amazes me. "

Some of that stuff... I consider those pilots among the best in the world... I've got no business sharing their skies

I've got a couple titanium rebuilds myself -pushing the limits in the wrong conditions.. I think I've learned to walk away when conditions aren't right - just can't force the issue unless you're willing to risk years of rehab or possibly death. I try to keep it in the "fun" realm

Heard Killington can have some sick bump runs - Haven't really caught it good there.
Canyons is where we go for bumps! To date, consistently the best bump runs we've found anywhere!

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Quotes:

"A man's go to know his limitations"
Clint Eastwood - Dirth Harry

and

"Dyin' aint much of a livin' boy."
Clint Eastwood - The Outlaw Josie Wales

My inlaws have a place in Winter park, seems bumps are all over Mary Jane (name of the peak). That's all we ever do there are bumps.

I have to tell her dad enough is enough, my back kills after those days. I do 30-40 bumps consecutively and then here he comes slow and steady. I laugh cause he usually beats me even though I go 4 times faster than him but then have to rest

I take two approaches

1) if the slope angle is mellow, I'll go like a bumper - knees locked together, running the troughs - fast.

2) steep runs, I stay out of the troughs and turn on the tops and or backsides of the bumps (still staying in the fallline)- reduces the punishment by 75% at least - maybe 90%

Running troughs for 5 hours..... you'd have to bury me right there at the bottom of the run