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Jan-2012
Monoskiing shares the lateral forces.
Jan-2012
For some serious mono-stoke you need to check out these two films with Pif Brun... Second one is a descent of the Eugster on the North face of the Midi...
http://www.tvmountain.com/video/glisse/7218-monoski-pierre-francois-brun-pif-bertrand-delapierre.html
http://www.tvmountain.com/video/glisse/7219-couloir-eugster-aiguille-du-midi-en-monoski.html
http://www.tvmountain.com/video/glisse/7218-monoski-pierre-francois-brun-pif-bertrand-delapierre.html
http://www.tvmountain.com/video/glisse/7219-couloir-eugster-aiguille-du-midi-en-monoski.html
Jan-2012
Trencher wrote:Although you can now carve a monoski, to me it is still looks very inefficient. As I said before, all the disadvantages of both skiing and snowboarding. As far as knees go on a single board you need both bindings to release simultaneously or not at all. That why there's never been a releasable binding for snowboards (that was safe anyway). That said, whatever it takes to have fun meets the "justifiable" standard, and it's a bit better than some other niche snow sports
Hahahahahahaahaha! That video is amazing. I will be sharing it.
Jul-2017
Edited 1 time. Last update at 16-Jul-2017
Jul-2017
Can only see two real uses:
1) Breakable crust - probably still worth a miss
2) Separation (body-legs) - drills
Nice video, I just seem to be missing the helicopter to reach that powder. Guess will be sticking to a conventional touring setup.
1) Breakable crust - probably still worth a miss
2) Separation (body-legs) - drills
Nice video, I just seem to be missing the helicopter to reach that powder. Guess will be sticking to a conventional touring setup.
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