The day Chamonix was the best place on the planet 

He does! Letting him know🤝

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This whole section from 9:20 to 9:40 was really cinematic. Another level from the composition of shots.

7:43 money shot as well

Dude the whole vid was an absolute banger. Holy smokes!

This year incredible how many people were there

What is the face exactly?

@@Percolator042 I'm not sure of this face, i don't recognise it

I’m jealous you get to ski in Cham…your take is about as obvious as a fart in an elevator 😆

@@Percolator042 it's further up in the valley, opposite vallorcine/buet going up into "Vallon Bérard". I suspect it is a little bit before.

Passing that on to Vetle🫶

agreed 100%

Would also love to see the food you consumed 😅

They do train for months 😃

they're pro athletes bro, not part timers

The Music. Is it Kite? Sounds like Kite.

Thanks! And thanks for the input too. My intention has been to show the avalanche problems we discuss when it’s relevant. Like in the vanilla ice couloir, where we’re constantly discussing stability through the lower half, doing a few tests that show it’s stable, but then reacting too slowly when the snow suddenly changes in the upper half (due to bad group dynamics). Looking at it again, I would have made my initial avalanche problem hypothesis even more clear, to show how hard is to make these calls. Also I would have showed all the objectives we didn’t go to that day, because of that hypothesis. In this video here it was actually more of a «just go up and shred spines» kind of scenario. There were no reported persistent weak laters, with steady temps and snow fall for weaks, and while of course we knew that amount of powder on a steep slope would move once we started riding, the slope was small with a clean runout so we agreed it was not a problem. And so I didn’t make a big deal out of it :) We’ve had a whole week skiing amazing snow in Austria now too, in conditions that haven’t required a single ECT. Sometimes it’s just «oh it’s safe, let’s go». There are other videos where I go very in depth about decision making, and I don’t think every video has to be that. Sometimes it’s good to just celebrate the joy of skiing. That being said. There will be ECTs hehe. Loads of them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the thorough reply @@Nikolai_Schirmer. Yeah maybe it's just me being an avalanche geek, but I think your videos would be even better if you spent like a minute in each video, even when the conditions are epic, and shared your decision making process. What were the avy conditions on this day? What was the weather history? What were your alternatives? What tests did you use (ECT, hand shear, belayed ski cuts etc)? Or if you don't want to pollute the video with it - perhaps write a detailed Debrief in the description of each video of the decisions you made? I think it that would make your videos even more relevant to the community and not just another video of The Boys out shredding epic lines.