At Tsugaike in a blizzard with XCD style customers. The snow above is below
knee level on skis with a center width of 68mm. Zigzag smoothly and complete
the climbing route. All you have to do is keep climbing and skiing down
again and again. Well, it's fun. Now, let's assume that the board is thin
compared to the depth of the fresh snow. Of course I'll dive. The slope
is medium. With this, you can't progress even if you go straight downhill.
Even if you try to lift the board, it will have little effect. Snow accumulates
steadily from the shins to the knees of both feet. It's like it becomes
a wall again and won't fall down... When you do this, stretch one leg straight
out in front of you. Stretch your ankles and take a half step forward.
Just my legs. This will cause the accumulated snow to flow backwards at
once through the gap between the two shins. At the same time, the speed
increases and it stands out. Then repeat this exercise alternately and
continue to open gaps alternately. Some people may classify this as a "turn."
On the other hand, the opinion that ``it's a straight downhill after all''
is the result of a search for efficiency. I support the latter. You can
open a gap. Snow can flow from there. Is not it amazing? The low-cut boots
worn by NNNBC and Xplore can do this. Legs that can be extended forward
by stretching the legs and ankles. On the other hand, a foot that can push
the board with the entire sole of the foot without raising the heel. It
was a way to enjoy deep snow and low-cut boots. GO~straight downhill~.
December 21, 2023