For all those that say stay off the hills no matter what; you are right IF you have no gear or training. There are hills that you can ride when the rating is high and some I wouldn’t touch if it was rated moderate, but without training you just can’t tell. I don't know these guys; probably have met some of them at the Big Dawg. What they and others have said about the chutes is right, they can be safer but you still need to check, it sounds like they did. I hope these guys do have more than just an AST 1 or 2 course. A CAA level 1 and better yet a level 2 course is what I would hope guys doing these kinds of videos would have. I see tons of guys on the Icecap filming skiers, boarders, sledders and always wonder what kind of training and equipment they have. I hope at least 1 or 2 also have an 80 hour outdoor first aid course and satellite phone or something similar. If you are going to be a pro then have some training fit for a pro.
Maybe you need to put a line on your pics “Pro riders on closed course. Do not attempt at home”
Maybe you need to put a line on your pics “Pro riders on closed course. Do not attempt at home”