Support the Godfathers of Freeride.

[Mr.Huck]

Anybody who borrows there dad's tractor to build a haybail gapper in their corn field deserves to have a monument erected in their likeness. The Schrab brothers have started their own company making dry slope material. It doesn't get anymore legit than these guys. Check out the spread in Freeskier:

http://www.freeskier.com/search.php?search=msnow&action.x=0&action.y=0&action=Search

Spread the word and support Luke and Adam. I will be.

 

[I_Am_Mod]

do they have a website ?

 

[Mr.Huck]

My bad.

http://www.midwarp.com/

 

[smokeyjack2000]

Their stuff is cheaper than snowflex, dendix and permasnow (for small areas at least). Looks like it would still have the skiers thumb issues that dendix is famous for too.

 

[Mr.Huck]

I spoke with Luke on the phone yesterday for over an hour. He and Adam went back to school after they finished competing. Luke has a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was setting up dry slope jib parks and was familiar with all of the above. The hole size is similar to Neveplast. http://www.neveplast.com

The holes should be small enough that you won't get Dendix Thumb. They have tested this stuff at a few indoor rail jams, and so far, the results have been very positive. It's supposed to be as fast as Neveplast or maybe even faster. It can be run dry; no irrigation.

Luke is definitely looking at creating a foldable, portable drop in and ramp set up incorporating mSnow. Could be the sickest backyard set up ever. Just buy it, unfold it and start jibbin. I'm way stoked for these guys and I will be working with them for sure on my project.

 

[I_Am_Mod]

anyone know if they have a european importer or manufacturer?

 

[Mr.Huck]

You should call them up and offer to rep for them in Europe. It would be so sick to have these guys competing with Flex . If you're interested, I'll PM you Luke's cell.

 

[skiminnesota]

i remember watching them in the WM miller movies of old. always loved watching what they could build.