Summer Rail Challenge

[iced]

Kevin Salonius we need you more then ever

 

[crustyboot.420]

I don't think Kevin will organize that anymore. Last year @railskiing had a summer rail contest tho.

 

[crustyboot.420]

But in my opinion the one longer edit kinda contest is way cooler than just putting out multiple short insta clips.

 

[weastcoat]

What he said ^ if it’s a contest it shouldn’t consist of multiple shorter videos that will add up to be something bigger. It should just be one big edit on Newschoolers or something. Just say simpler to do it that way.

 

[Kevin_]

I would actually be stoked to organize this again! Can't promise anything yet but I'll see what I can do!

 

[MoneyMakerMike]

I would actually be stoked to organize this again! Can't promise anything yet but I'll see what I can do!

I would be so stoked if your summer rail challenge was brought back!

 

[iced]

I would actually be stoked to organize this again! Can't promise anything yet but I'll see what I can do!

thanks man!

 

[a_burger]

[tag=253349]@raw_dawgg[/tag] looks like we gotta defend the title

 

[raw_dawgg]

[tag=253349]@raw_dawgg[/tag] looks like we gotta defend the title

guess we'll have to do more REEEEL SKIIINGGG ON REEEEEEL MOUNTAINZ

 

[LEATHERS]

If this happens we would be happy to support it!

 

[WoFIowz]

Saw this today. I knew he had a home setup but fuck that's awesomely janky

 

[FruitBootPro]

This sounds sick. I don't have a summer setup rn though. What can I do to hit a rail in the summer

 

[little1337]

This sounds sick. I don't have a summer setup rn though. What can I do to hit a rail in the summer

Build one! It's not that hard, I just built one this week with 2 8ft rails. You pretty much just need construction fencing for the drop in as a slick surface to give you speed into the flat and lip section where you should have either turf or carpet or something that allows you to hold an edge on. The turf is probably the most expensive part, but you can cut it into strips and space them apart to gain some coverage. You definitely are gonna want to make it a little steeper than you think because you need all the speed you can get.

 

[FruitBootPro]

Build one! It's not that hard, I just built one this week with 2 8ft rails. You pretty much just need construction fencing for the drop in as a slick surface to give you speed into the flat and lip section where you should have either turf or carpet or something that allows you to hold an edge on. The turf is probably the most expensive part, but you can cut it into strips and space them apart to gain some coverage. You definitely are gonna want to make it a little steeper than you think because you need all the speed you can get.

Bet, I'll see what I can do, and if Home Depot is open with this whole coronavirus thing.

My parents are gonna laugh at me so hard (or even tell me I can't build in the backyard), they're tourist skiers who like skiing and all but really don't understand how important it is for me to improve at park.

What would be fucking awesome is if I could build a backyard miniramp with a box in the middle so I can blade it too when I want, but I doubt my parents would let me do that either.

We'll see I guess...

 

[iced]

Bet, I'll see what I can do, and if Home Depot is open with this whole coronavirus thing.

My parents are gonna laugh at me so hard (or even tell me I can't build in the backyard), they're tourist skiers who like skiing and all but really don't understand how important it is for me to improve at park.

What would be fucking awesome is if I could build a backyard miniramp with a box in the middle so I can blade it too when I want, but I doubt my parents would let me do that either.

We'll see I guess...

Seths bike hacks had a portable booter design somewhere that looked like it could be redesigned to a drop in

also go to a construction site and talk to the guys about free wood