October Cliff Drop Sequence

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  ski8990

• Dec 31, 1969

^^ yeah its about 8 feet when droped normally, but we built up a little takeoff and packed down a 30ft inrun. I also took way too much speed for this hit so I took it way farther than normal.

 

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  iggyskier

• Dec 31, 1969

people are thinking of two different things here.<br />
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ski8990 is refering to the distance travelled foward (i believe) while everyone is thinking about the distance dropped down.<br />
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That looks to be about 18 feet in length, but not 18 feet down.

 

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  Ice-Is-Scary

• Dec 31, 1969

at least he hit it with some hotsauce

 

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  ski8990

• Dec 31, 1969

^^yes, i probably droped about 10 or so feet down

 

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  french_fry

• Dec 31, 1969

^OOOOOOh, I see now. But say you dropped 10 feet next time, not a 30 footer.

 

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  ski8990

• Dec 31, 1969

haha yeah, i didnt say 30 but okay

 

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  lcc210

• Dec 31, 1969

you measure cliffs in distance dropped...not how far out you travel.

 

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  lcc210

• Dec 31, 1969

and ski8990 I was right. If you multiply 40% by what you wrote as the cliffs size(18 feet) you will get an accurate reading of how big it really is.

 

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  ol_vt_g

• Dec 31, 1969

east coast cliffs are just alot tougher to land... flat landings, lack of snow, trees, etc. don't be hatin on us

 

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  Ice-Is-Scary

• Dec 31, 1969

play on playa