That gap you hit at 2:16 was sweet, cool video.

Alright, I tried it out and like it. Im assuming you take your GoPro videos at 1080p. When editing them in Magix and then saving them as an .AVI file I get something like 4GB for a 7 minute long file? Is this normal orrrr?

How do you compress files to still get such good video quality on YouTube? I am assuming you dont upload 2GB files or something..

Thanks.

http://unofficialnetworks.com/cat-sk...-skied-114789/

2nd post on unofficial.

yeh they do come out pretty big.

damn all of you guys look like youre having epic winters...

surprisingly its been pretty good even here in Vermont! I work at a mountain for the Terrain parks/as a freelance photographer...heres some stuff I shot for TransWorld Snowboarding about our opening

http://snowboarding.transworld.net/1...en-for-season/

Mouth watering at pictures of the Sella Ronda. Scenary looks unreal.

mouthtoilet,

Really enjoy your videos. I watched the Dec 24 one a few times. Love the track on that one. Keep posting them!

80cm cat day photos.

Thats a sick picture dude,
I say this in the nicest way possible, Screw you Toilet, I'm a little jealous over here

thanks my best travis rice impression.
climbing mt chisenupuri today. doesnt look like a bluebird so will be staring into the abyss most of the day

so for my 23rd powder day i went to a quaint little 1 double lift resort owned by the japanese army. 6 cars in the carpark. it was absolutely awesome. super deep, fresh untouched terrain everywhere. very unique riding experience with army dudes in outdated 80s ski gear.


after that we hiked mt chisenpuri for 90 minutes in knee deep powder in snowshoes behind 3 skiers skinning and got one of the most amazing runs in recent memory.
at the bottom you ride out to an awful smell and see this

I'm going to have to go to Japan....

Kinda hitting me now that in 3 days my month is over and back to reality Time to go pro....

well today was tiring but amazing. did a mushroom tour with blackdiamondtours which consists of them taking you to the spots where the pros film their movie parts.
started off the day hiking goshiki onsen to a super steep face with tons of huge features. sunny on the way up, white on the way down. i couldnt really ride this slope well due to light and the high level of commitment needed. hiked this twice.
then decided to session another area by the roadside with some nice pillows and drops. the bd guys got their saws out and trimmed some trees so our landings/runouts were sweet. hiked this 6 times.
then to finish the day we found some avalanche road barriers to drop. they were quite big drops probably 4-5 metres. we did 2 laps as the locals smiled as we got out of dodge.
awesome day.
highly recommended for those wanting something super gnarly.
tomorrow is my last day riding in niseko.
heading to tokyo for a week before hitting the main island.

Keep living the powder dreams for us mate! #dyingofjealousy

niseko moiwa - a tiny 3 lift resort 15 minutes from niseko united. incredibly people dont come here and you have deep fresh pow all day long.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3vkj...ature=youtu.be

chisenupurri - the 1 lift tiny resort owned by the japanese army.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcjS2...ature=youtu.be

Yeah tried it for an afternoon and instantly loved it. I rode my new one for a day and I just find it amazing. I'm more of a jibber but I also like small/med park jumps and some powder and although the nug isn't the best board for deep powder, it did really well on all those so I'm super happy with it. I come from a skateboarding background though so I love short boards with a lot of pop and are kind of playful.

Having that said, on powder and slopes it still performs a lot better than my old Nitro T1.

What do you ride mouthtoilet?

158 capita charlie slasher. capitas first pow board. amazing for $300 new.
156 gnu danny kass for non powder days/park.

i would love a gentemstick and will probably invest in one in the future but i need a split board before that too.

I'm flying out to Keystone, skiing just 3 days with family (Sat-Mon). Anyone got good advice/experience there? What runs are really good on each mountain, namely groomers, but maybe others too if any stand out to you. This is namely Keystone, no Abasin/Vail/Breck. Ty in advance.

This sucks....we've had a couple solid weeks of good conditions in the northeast, but now it's warm temps and rain for a while to come I really wanna ride this weekend, but it's not lookin good.

what is the 'main' island?

honshu. 80% of residents live here, 60% of landmass. the mountains are bigger here but doesnt get as much snow.
im up north on hokkaido where it is way colder and gets more snow.

spent my last day in niseko riding mizuno no sawa - an avalanche control zone.
it was a fantastic way to end my first month.

no movies from me for a week or so.

enjoy this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS4AO...ature=youtu.be

regular old groomer, I guess take the main lift up and get off to the left or just ride around and find what you like. you have 3 days you'll have enough time to cover everything there.
I like the trees on the back side of the first mountain go left up into the windows as far as I can go without having to walk, and I drop in to the right. fresh snow days it's a good spot
They have Cat skiing so hit up some of the bowls if your into that, last time I took one it was $5 a ride, so bring some cash. hiking blows

If you get bored drive over to Loveland pass, you can just hitch hike up and ride back down.