Impressive! Especially for a stock sled that has been ridden hard for many long days. Makes me wonder why I would want to mod my 2012 Pro that's coming and not just ride the crap out of it for 4 years and let Polaris fix it when necessary under warranty.
Shredding the Mountains like very few can.
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green_denali
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That was cool, awesome tree riding.
oh my god that was sick! even more so if it was on a stock sled
sick he is a pro logger
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X2Freeride
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That is awesome, gotta love tree riding and the work that he has to put in to make it look sickly easy.
Sick video, definitely gets me ready to head out to COLO for the winter
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ACMtnCat
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Nice try! jay. I know Justin and I know how good of a rider he is too! A very good rider! He should be when he's riding 150 days a year! A rider like Justin doesn't need a turbo to sidehill in thick trees. I bet if he did have a turbo he would have made that first climb that he came up sort on, look like child's play!
You would also see the level of insanity in the trees get even more ridiculous!Justins skills are not surprising to me Jay! He's been riding like this for a few years!
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Crazy to think he's only be riding for a few years. He's only going to get better and rip sicker lines through steeper and thicker trees.(if that's even possible)
I think he has been riding for more than that but like this for the last few years, it doesn't take long if you have the brains and the balls, as you can see the sled is capable so anyone that thought it wasn't possible its proof its up to you.
The lines are the ones behind you.
Riding this way you don't take lines, you make them.
He's just a natural tree demon!
He has little to no fear!
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volcano buster
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Not sure I would want to be on his pit crew when he gets stuck in those trees.
The fun part is getting to them unstuck when they are stuck, PS those pro's are real easy(compared to some others) to get out. Something about light weight I think.
i agree...just a stout tug on the ski and it will come out of most stucks
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