Quote:
Originally Posted by LeeD
That's why I say carving is for easy runs without moguls, soft snow, or groomed corduroy.
...
Carving is for the runs that are not challenging.
|
Of course that the groomers are ideal carving conditions, appropriate width of the trail helps too. Chopped up runs are doable, as well as ice.
"Easy" and "not chellenging" is rellative, I guess. For most of the people a black diamond is not considered easy. I know several people who can carve blacks, as long as it's groomed, hardpack included. A groomed blue square should be carvable by any intermediate carver.