skiing TOWER THREE CHUTE at JACKSON HOLE!

[@themichaelbilello]

*I'm super psyched about the footage I was able to capture in this video, and I'm super happy through editing this video to see improvements in my skiing throughout this season in videos that will be coming soon. All though my form is far from perfect, to lap Tower Three Chute 4 times and commit to improving my form every run is a good way to get myself more comfortable in steep terrain. Can't wait to see my progression in skiing once I come back to hit this again next season! 0:00 intro 1:02 cinematic 1:39 skiing 2:49 tram 3:37 sloppy whiteout run 4:35 skiing 6:37 tower three chute lap 1 7:39 tower three chute lap 2 8:52 tower three chute lap 3 10:11 tower three chute lap 4 11:03 final laps skiing 11:31 teton point turnout / recap 12:11 teton mountains cinematic and ending

[@chadyu7916]

are those nordica enforcers?

[@themichaelbilello]

yes these are the 104’s

[@chadyu7916]

@@themichaelbilello how do you like them? i'm thinking of getting the enforcer 99's but i'm on atomic bents rn which are a lot lighter so i'm not sure how the switch to a heavier ski like that would be

[@themichaelbilello]

@@chadyu7916 I actually tried to Bent Chetlers when I was in Jackson and I would say for the bigger mountain terrain, I prefer the stiffer ski like the enforcer, it just absorbs much more impact and fits my skiing style much better. I would say you can't go wrong with the enforcer, but it definitely is an aggressive ski that can control you more than you control it depending on your ability level. If you are confident in your ability or want to ski more aggressively, I would definitely say this is the ski to choose. Pretty sure there's also a 110 and another 114 model. I like the 104 because it performs well on groomers, in moguls and in powder, but I ended up getting a pair Armada ARV 116's for the powder!

[@chadyu7916]

@@themichaelbilello thanks for the insight, that's really helpful!