Shadows Posted March 15, 2007 Report Posted March 15, 2007 i dont see how the snow can get that dirty. looks more like sand than anything. lifts closed, thin spots, bare spots...the usual. i dont see how the park can be that bad. they must try to have a horrible park, thats the only explanation i could come up with. rode from 2-330 and then just went to blue. the only thing somewhat decent was the flat bar. i liked it. jumps were total shit. the step up had no transition at all to the lip, it was all pop and no tranny. i wouldnt be suprised if cb closed this weekend. they have enough snow to make it to next week, but cb is stupid so theyll close probably. i had more fun today laughing at the setups and features than actually skiing. Quote
Papasteeze Posted March 15, 2007 Report Posted March 15, 2007 Camelback doesn't care about quality, only quantity of sales. Didn't you get the memo? Quote
pyro_boarder Posted March 15, 2007 Report Posted March 15, 2007 I was at Camelback Wed. from 2:30 to 5:30 and had a lot of fun. But then again it was my second day back after a month of not riding and I completely avoided the park. I rode comfortably in a t-shirt all day. The blacks were in good shape, the snow was soft, but not slush yet (in most places), and the lift lines weren't bad either. The bumps on rocket today were set up almost perfect for a snowboard, so I had some fun on that. There were quite a few spots though, that were disgusting. There's a gapping hole on Pharaoh, but over all it seems like they have good coverage. (But then again, Pharaoh looked fine yesterday.) Quote
KyleL Posted March 15, 2007 Report Posted March 15, 2007 i gotta admit it was pretty bad towards the begining of the day, i got there alittle after 3 and i didnt like being all wet and stuff, but as the day went on the snow got more packed and i enjoyed it alot more. Quote
ski911 Posted March 15, 2007 Report Posted March 15, 2007 They haven't been "pushing" any snow around while it was warm to prevent "extra" melting. We have a ton of snow, and when it gets cold tonight they are going to cover any thin spots and the snow will "whiten" up again. Quote
GrandPapaSteeze Posted March 16, 2007 Report Posted March 16, 2007 I really hate the dirty snow. My blades behave much differently on it and its also very ugly. CB should find a way to whiten it. I was thinking of either a CB or Blue trip on Saturday, but I was worried if there was going to be any powder (ungroomed trails). I can't believe that anyone would like skiing in that stuff. Who will have better grooming after this storm? Do you guys think there will be enough grooming that I can rack vertical and still not get bored? Quote
toast21602 Posted March 16, 2007 Report Posted March 16, 2007 I really hate the dirty snow. My blades behave much differently on it and its also very ugly. CB should find a way to whiten it. I was thinking of either a CB or Blue trip on Saturday, but I was worried if there was going to be any powder (ungroomed trails). I can't believe that anyone would like skiing in that stuff. Who will have better grooming after this storm? Do you guys think there will be enough grooming that I can rack vertical and still not get bored? ahhhhhh hahahahahahahahahahahaaha. ungroomed trails are the best thing there is to ski. last week in utah we got 8+ inches and nothing was groomed and everything was perfect. great powder runs and amazing bumps. completely impossible to get bored. but uh, i can see where you wouldnt enjoy the powder since you rock those little things on your feet... damn that sucks. and please dont say "i cant believe that anyone would like skiing in that [powder]" when you use snowblades. you have no idea. out of all that negativity.... i will agree with you about one thing.... i too, hate the dirty snow. Quote
Papasteeze Posted March 16, 2007 Report Posted March 16, 2007 ahhhhhh hahahahahahahahahahahaaha. ungroomed trails are the best thing there is to ski. last week in utah we got 8+ inches and nothing was groomed and everything was perfect. great powder runs and amazing bumps. completely impossible to get bored. but uh, i can see where you wouldnt enjoy the powder since you rock those little things on your feet... damn that sucks. and please dont say "i cant believe that anyone would like skiing in that [powder]" when you use snowblades. you have no idea. out of all that negativity.... i will agree with you about one thing.... i too, hate the dirty snow. gullible........... toast, grandpapasteeze is a troll... you didn't think he was serious do you? Quote
toast21602 Posted March 16, 2007 Report Posted March 16, 2007 yeah i know, i think it was already discussed. i just wanted to bash on snowbladers again. Quote
setagehtta Posted March 17, 2007 Report Posted March 17, 2007 I was there last wednesday and for having it be ~70 degrees it was awesome. Snow conditions were excellent considering. Lots of negativity on this board. Quote
AtomicSkier Posted March 17, 2007 Report Posted March 17, 2007 I was there last wednesday and for having it be ~70 degrees it was awesome. Snow conditions were excellent considering. Lots of negativity on this board. Everyone has different taste. I like it hard and icy...some people like it soft and slushy. Different strokes for different folks. Quote
Shadows Posted March 18, 2007 Author Report Posted March 18, 2007 I was there last wednesday and for having it be ~70 degrees it was awesome. Snow conditions were excellent considering. Lots of negativity on this board. did i say anything about snow condition other than the fact that it looked dirty and had a few bare spots? snow is snow... and you obviously dont ride park Quote
Papasteeze Posted March 19, 2007 Report Posted March 19, 2007 Lots of negativity on this board. considering the park at CB ? yes... it reaps what it sows. Quote
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