went into the trees without enough coverage, like an idiot. anyway, nicked up my edge a bit. this a big deal? flame suit:ON

conquered marked glade trails with a fair amount of ease. it was the unmarked stuff that made me sketch out a bit and i almost bit it pretty hard a few different times. would you guys consider these wide open or tight? these were a black diamond glade run that i fared pretty well on.

been to stratton a few times. definitely not my favorite hill in the world (price, size, etc.) but its OK and we have a free mansion to stay in. that said, are there any really good runs/glades i can check out? the only glades ive found have been insanely tight and i am still trying to learn...

i have only attempted them 3-4 times but i can't seem to figure them out. granted the ones i've ridden were fairly tight but i was unable to keep a steady pace. either too quick and then falling or too slow. ugh. so frustrating. any advice?

How To: From the GROOMERS to the GLADES... any tips? i feel pretty confident on marked trails. went into some glades with my buddies at Stowe and felt COMPLETELY lost. fell a bunch, went super slow, sliding my way down. was scary and a huge workout. other than feeling comfortable with turns...

It's time for a new board: I'm currently riding a Salomon Ivy from 2002. Yes, 2002. I did say that I hate to shop. Personally, I'd say I have advanced intermediate skills because I have some absolutely fabulous spills. Talk to other folks and they say I'm advanced. I'm 47. 5'6". 155#...

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Hey, as the title suggests im looking for a good board to handle moguls and trees. I currently use a Ride Machete which I love, but I am always looking to upgrade. Moguls and trees are really all I do. I tried a GNU Pickle earlier this past season and hated it. I felt that the Magnetraction...