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But when you are in the moment you don't really think

@@kristirosenlund2567 what moment? It's a relaxing Sunday drive with PLENTY of time to realize it's a massive fucking snow cornice. Guy should not be allowed on any snow ever again

@@moralester one of those moments when you realize mother nature can have you by the balls in a fraction of a second, that's why you need to ride with caution and proper safety equipment at all times. Last season where I ride two people died with no avalanche gear on.

guys a fucking moron

@@moralester He could have been thinking about stuff like this even before he bought a snowmobile, but his thought process didn't seem to be focused on safety. Did you notice how many companions he had with him?

saskATVguy looooooool shit was like a movie

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+Hubert Applebaum How old are you?

Daniyal Boziev I don't know I ripped up my passport before I entered Germany.

Hubert Applebaum 😂😂😂

You’re a JACKASS Hubert. This guy almost died. Maybe YOU should drop!

all the luck he had in his life he used up in that 2 minutes

Wow

Cornice....Kor nee shh

he was still standing on the cornice and the snowmobile was still on it too for the entire video. i would have bailed off that thing and said well i'm out 12 grand or whatever he paid for it because trying to get it away from the edge he was tempting death every second.

When a big piece of snow has dropped or slid, the stress on the snowpack is instantly relieved, so the remaining piece of snow or cornice is actually very stable.

I would imagine "very stable" is a relative term.

Actually hate to say but he was just killed a few days ago on I84 near Boise helping a driver that had been in an accident

The hell?? Damn... RIP. ):

That was a different guy with the same name that passed away, I'm alive and well

Ahhhh. Well now that that's settled... Glad to hear it.

skirulefool Thank fuck, I almost bawled. I feel like I know you after watching this video, lol.

^what he said

Yeah I guess that could hurt people below?

armchair analysts... so easy to judge when you weren't there

This was on that dumb show "What Would You Do," and he was touted as doing everything right. I.e., keeping his cool and tip toeing off the cornice and manually pulling the machine back before firing it up and reversing. He could've bit the bullet if he clicked into reverse with his weight on. I know you were referring to getting in to shit in the first place, but your advice doesn't really apply- even a pro can come upon a sudden drop. I think we can assume there was no signage, and he was unfamiliar with the territory. Bottom line: we all learn by doing, an mistakes are the best teachers (provided you survive them!)

sharkkvantis Milky Wayan I don't think you guys understand, this is an extremely basic rule of being in the mountains; DON'T go near a sudden drop without scoping it from a different angle first to make sure it's not hanging nastiness. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see what this guy saw in the video: a sharp drop with unknown consequences. He didn't do everything right, not even freaking close. I just hope he did learn. This exact situation has killed dozens of people and is totally preventable.

+Barkeroni you don't even know what drugs are do you?

+Barkeroni you prolly dont even know what skooma is

+Belethor you probably dont even ever go as far as to do want to look more like

+Al Longley Wha???

+Al Longley exactly

Won't be long til they have electric ones that are dependable.... then you can have your cake and eat it too.

@@kcgmail_account4098 i think with current battery tech they'd be way way too heavy but like you say maybe soon.

try ice fishing when you're just out there enjoying nature trying to relax and these stupid things and people's gas augers are in your ear like this all day long.

It's called shock

Jas Sandhar Possibly, but he was coherent enough to talk about how hard he is breathing and what not. How is a person's first reaction not to back up from an unstable ledge?

+illybang Why do people get ''deer in the headlights'' reactions when a speeding car is heading straight for them? It's not rational dude. It's a sudden moment of extreme shock and you can't change your reaction. You instinctively take one reaction and takes a moment to recollect yourself. What, you never got scared shitless when say getting in a fight with someone and losing?

if you watch when it first starts to crack I went to jump back the seen where it was going to crack so decided to wait it out for a second then put it in reverse but didn't back up because I did not want the track to spit the rest of the ledge out so I manually pulled it back then reversed out of the situation I was far from panic but still a nerve testing situation

OuttyBeast 😂

There's always room for internal combustion fans, passion is found everywhere. But the Tesla and other electrics outperform most gas cars now, and without ask that complicated power distribution, gears, clutches... moving parts that break. Electric is the future. And out in the ultra quiet wilderness of white, it's much nicer sliding along 60mph in silence! Now on a hot race track, I feel you there...

Yea the drawback is distance. Still tho: they now do a hundred miles or a few hours. Research shows the vast majority of trips are less than this, and they can be plugged in any outlet to top them up. Plus, no one says you can can't have a little gas engine generator in the back! I also like the idea of regenerative braking which extends battery life. Like I said, I hear you man, but if they can extend distance to 300 miles, and have public outlets at every gas station, who would want to continue paying $5 gallon? 

***** the ski doo are some of the cleanest machines out there. The high pitch of the two stroke carries half as far as a 4 stroke. I would the electric sled right up to the point where I got stuck. At that point the weight of the batteries is just not going to work.

Jesus tap-dancing Christ Sally! You are adorable :3 Look sweetheart, even in cars that require less than a 20hp to maintain 75mph and carry damn near 1000 pounds of batteries, Electric-only STILL isn't a viable replacement for IC engines. And you think a snowmobile... that you want to keep as light as possible AND also needs a power-plant with a long-term high sustained power output (which is what batteries CAN'T do)....... could even be half-way feasible on current (or even next 10 years) battery technology??? I know, I know, it's considered cool these days to jump on the "green" bandwagon and smugly drive your Prius with a "Save The Wales" bumper sticker while tweeting "#PartOfTheSolution", and munching on a slice of free-range wheat toast while sipping a venti caramel-mocha-late from Starbucks... ...But can you stop being a hipster for just TWO seconds at least TRY to use some common sense?

I must be missing part of this thread, cos truck me if I can find a Sally! But dude you need to look in a mirror: only a hipster could compose such a reply. It's as if you described your gf's life then signed it "a real man". Venti, that's large right?

Man Jesus? You sexist.

+Sports and Music He clearly had his hands on the handlebars the entire time. Jesus didn't take the handle bars.

+Sephiroso fuck you.

Bird Club What would Jesus say if he saw what you just typed to me? "I am disappointed my child. I thought I told you to turn the other cheek." Probably something like that.

it didn't hit him at first. when he got back from the edge it hit him hard.

I drive a 121x1.25 too and yup... I'd have been screwed. Course it wouldn't even get up there to begin with though...