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15 Comments
kulpimssays...LOL
kulpimssays...*quality
siftbotsays...Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by kulpims.
zorsays...All Smiles! Now, let's see the video where he is going downhill.
nocksays...I've never seen this type of lift in the States. Is it for beginners? I can't imagine it gets to that steep of terrain if it has to drag you up first.
chingalerasays...Time to pick a new sport
dagsays...Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
Thanks for the good laugh.
Lannsays...I've never seen a lift like that before.
nanrodsays...I used to use one of these at the top of Whistler but we called it a T-bar lift.
Pring4says...Even after snowboarding for 15 years, these lifts are infuriating. You'll see them a lot at bunny hills or even at high-elevation areas where you need just one more low-maintenance lift to get you to the peak.
Varsisays...Most of the lifts in Finland are of this type. Can't imagine why it's so hard for this guy.
kymbossays...I'm watching this with no sound. Presumably, there's lots of chuckling by the cameraman...
cosmovitellisays...Its all fun and games until someone needs an 800bn bailout..
shagen454says...Yeah, I remember being in that same situation as a 3 year old. Those things were scary. And yes they have them in the States. Pretty much any popular resort in Colorado has that kind of lift somewhere. I still dislike em, too much drag not enough lift and then you have to watch your skiis the whole way up definitely watched decent skiers lose poles or a ski on the way up, so dont feel bad guy, but just sit on the damn thing and hold on, just like your momma does.
ChaosEnginesays...Yeah, there's a lot of these at club fields in NZ. They're a pain in the arse, but nowhere near as scary as a nutcracker rope tow.
Even after snowboarding for 15 years, these lifts are infuriating. You'll see them a lot at bunny hills or even at high-elevation areas where you need just one more low-maintenance lift to get you to the peak.
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