If you had to pick anyyyyyy jib you wanted to ride on in a park, what would it be? If i was a park designer i would make a 100 foot,3 foot wide, flat box 3 feet off the ground. Can you imagine that, or even a 100 foot flat rail with the same demensions. Insane

get a rail on boulder from the top of the beginer park to the bottom and hold a competetion to see how can slide the farthest.

They would both get old fast I think.

I was going to say just a wide box that is uber long like you all described. But in insane rail would be a loop, I dont think it would be possible to clean though. Or maybe a rail like that the corkscrew rail but it goes under the upper part, like a full circle.

A s rail that is 40 feet long into a 40 foot long rollercoaster rail.

just a simple 40 ft flat rail with a nice transition like the one in the jib fest video that brian thien kills

Bear had a rail with those exact dimentions last year. There was a contest to see who could be the first person to slide it and get it on film. I forget what the prize was.

Personally, I'd either want the down flat down that Mammoth had last year (20 feet down, 5 foot flat, 20 foot down) or a nice 40 foot long 3 inch wide mellow downrail.

40' long, mellow, down handrail, set up street style... Park City has a beautiful one. Or a giant battleship box.

My favorite would be a 4 foot wide box, that went straight for 10 feet then downhill 20 feet then straight 20 feet then a 5 foot drop at the end to a soft steep landing. Like a sliding board woo hoo. For a rail, I would say one that was circular and flat. The real good jibbers might be able to do a full rotation. It would be good to practice balance on and fun to watch others on.




My favorite would be a 4 foot wide box, that went straight for 10 feet then downhill 20 feet then straight 20 feet then a 5 foot drop at the end to a soft steep landing. Like a sliding board woo hoo. For a rail, I would say one that was circular and flat. The real good jibbers might be able to do a full rotation. It would be good to practice balance on and fun to watch others on.

go to www.nightpark.com then video gallery then look at the a51 park highlights video. Some of the most amazing rails.

a 30 foot flatbox to kicker 1 foot wide

or a massive c-bow that gets fully vertical

ah yeah that is the barbecue rail, they had to put like all this fire resistant spray and stuff on there clothes befofre they could slide.

Ahahahaha holy shit everyone would die.

Anything with flames.

hahaha wow i agree.. would be a little tough


anywho..


i would have to go with a long like 50ft box about a foot wide.. or a nice 30-40 ft rail about 5 or 6 inches wide and say 4-5 feet off the ground.. smooth and calm jump on.. nice soft snow that day..


wow haha i could imagine it now

I agree with him that would be sick!

Mountain creek has that setup every year, although this year they extended the rail to 60 feet. There is a video of it on creeks website. Last year they pulled it out for a quadruple step down rail that was retarded, i was quite mad.

My personal favorite would be a big battleship box or a flat-down rail with a short flat and a long down section. ALways wanted to try a flat-down-flat rail and land on the down thats so smooth

that c box that gets vertical would be sick, u would have to like just boardslide the top rail on it though
idk i think it would be fun though.

She'd be brunette, big rack, tight skirt...

Oh wait, we're talking about skiing here

jsut a HUGE flat rail that is maybe 4 inches wide and about 100 feet long. you could get super technical on that.

i would like to hit a relatively steep 20 foot down ledge with a smooth transition to flat with a big drop out.

Uhm, have u been to Blue yet this year? There's a 45' [I think] battleship box, n there's a flat-down-flat, among many others..

I can't dream up my ideal rail cuz I'm def not good enough on em yet to really be creative.. altho, anything I could hit n not die on, I'm down.

its 45 feet long ... but yeah, its still prettty large and in charge

^ look at my edit n what u quoted lol.

I thought it was like 46, or was it 48. You're both wrong . haha

My dream rail, though it would be impossible, would be a long ass rail going down the bottom 3/4 of sidewinder, right through the middle. haha, i'd get 10 feet.

OR

An s rail that curves up like a c bow, going right into a rollercoaster, right into a corkscrew

OR

A 60 foot, maybe 6" wide street style rail? (most reasonable of the three)

ha that monster rainbow at keystone owned me last year..board went on one side, i went the other, ended up doing a back flip over the rail and landed on my feet somehow, with no problem at all..very lucky ..that coulda been baaaad..that thing is a beast.

the rainbow they just put in at liberty is the best rail i've ever done... at the top of it you're like 20 feet off the ground and its such a tight feeling especially the first time you do it.

my ideal rail would be like, a kicker that sent you like...15 feet in the air... and at the peak of the jump you would hit like a 5 foot long, 1 foot wide box that was raised up on a groomer or something, then you'd slide off into a super smooth transition. That would be heaven.

i hope its not the rainbow rail in your icon

i would love a 20 ft long rollercoaster rail or box,or a 20 ft long c rail,

heck yes it is!

naw, just kiddin its actually this:



it may not look that big in the pic, but its actually on a 10 foot mound of snow, then the rainbow rail

thats the best setup ive seen on a rainbow rail. i like the ollie on. for skiers anyway

Oh shit, i didn't even notice that it's gap on. That's pretty freakin sweet.

gap on is preferable for advanced one plankers as well.

i like either vertical up to a rainbow or a pretty lipped gap

yea it was tight, but near the end of the day some little kids started using it as a quarter pipe and flattened the lip.. ... but the tightest part about it is that it starts like 4 feet wide, then at the top its like 4 inches, then it re-widens to 4 feet.

gap on should be preferable for anybody that uses the park. ride on stuff just isnt challenging. a lot of people can just ride right onto a rail and 50/50 it. id like to see them try to jump 6 feet onto one. hahaha

something like this...

exactly.

thats basically like a swingset rail