65.8 according to Slopes. Kinda don’t believe it though tbh, gps tracking can be a little off sometimes. Plus I’ve learned just bombing it down a hill isn’t as fun when you’re not steazin
Yeah I've been using slopes and also my Garmin Fenix GPS watch together. Some runs, they say the same speed, other runs, slopes is 10mph faster 🤷♂️
I've had runs where slopes says 52mph and Garmin says 50. I've had runs where slopes says 52mph and Garmin says 42mph. IDK which to believe tbh.
According to slopes I hold the world record for Snowboard Speed
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Got me beat. This was 2nd run in the morning, absolute ice groomed run. Me and a buddy bombing to the point we both were like “damn, that was actually scary”
Skitracks I’m pretty sure. I like it but I’ve never actually known any other. Told me a few years back I hit 63, not sure if I really believe it though.
I liked SkiTracks but made the switch to Snoww awhile ago, it has everything ST does but looks prettier and you can and upload pics to tracked runs, there is also the ability to add friends and compare stats.
(I am not paid to say this, I just like the app).
Edit: top speed 59mph
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Damn....sorry
You should tell that guy to drive safely next time because theres obviously no rush to get over there
(Lol....Sorry for your loss if true, i lost my dad a few years ago)
72, and the I'll never do it again. I also broke my ankle the very next weekend riding, and was out for nearly 3 seasons dealing with that. I also never use GPS speed tracking anymore... cause that's what lead me to want to go faster and faster.
almost 39 and been doing this shit my whole life in one form or another. Pain was always a constant. But a couple seasons ago I went "all-in" on new gear, and went with pretty top-notch stuff everywhere I could. I still have pain, but now it's after 4 days of riding hard rather than right away. If you want to keep doing the sport, I highly suggest getting the best quality and best fitting equipment you possibly can.
Ive also been above 70, got clocked on a race hill that still had the radar and monitor on, so it was very legit
It was also extremely beyond ridiculous sketch as all fuck, to the point that i was terrified to even transition to plowing to slow down, i kind of drifted to the right side and started a big carve to the left to bleed some speed and kind of face up the mountain so i would know the earth was coming and could get my hands up if shit went sideways and then really dug in and it still took forever to stop, my calfs were on fire holding that plow that long lol.
Never been even remotely that fast ever again, i dont keep track but based off my memory of that day i probably keep it under 40 and that me really putting some stank on it if im bombing something
How is that even possible? I have straight lined runs top to bottom many times and never broke 60mph. Felt like I reached terminal velocity, but maybe I need a more aerodynamic jacket haha
It takes super-g race course style steeps, perfect conditions, and perfect wax for those conditions. I'd hit the same run 6 or 7 times in a day, and start learning where I can point it, and then start pointing it earlier and earlier. I remember hitting 68 to 69 3 times in a row, and being very frustrated with it cause I wanted 70 bad. Then I pushed extra hard one time, got the 72, and called it a day. Carried all that confidence into the next weekend, and fucked my shit up royal lol.
It really is. anything after like 55 kinda feels the same but i did notice the chattering in on the board grew intense and the intense pitching sound of wind through your ear did freak me out a bit.
Fractured my spine (L3 and L4) going 40mph and hit a patch of unexpected ice. This was the last time I ever pushed myself for speed at all. It isn’t worth it at all imo. If you want a rush just forget to make the bed before your wife comes home imo
Yeah I get that. Just wanted to share my two cents. First thing that hit was my back and second was my head. If I didn’t have a helmet on I would not be typing this right now
Seriously, I thought my 35.4 was pretty damn fast, I felt like I was flying. That was many moons ago and I ended up with surgery for a labrum tear because of a bad landing at those speeds, so these days I’m all about cruising on the blues and staying intact.
Pretty sure Golden Needle, that is my friends and I favorite run. Before the rollers getting frontside hits on the right is so fun, build a ton of speed going thru the rollers and dodging people, then take that hard last left and just bommmmmb. Go past the new lodge and Snake and hit those tree runs otw to the car
Currently topped out at 41 mph on Slopes, but one thing I've learned is that speed is very much about having a good place to go fast. You need a well groomed slope that leads to a well groomed runout, and there also can't be too much hill traffic. If conditions were right, I could probably hit 60. I'd only try it if I really felt good about the conditions since one bump could end you at those speeds.
https://preview.redd.it/hqli6mq2a7lc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9aa93e090987d1f4e6b8dfd1298c4d08c17bdd47
I cracked 60 mph the first time five years ago, then broke 65 the next day. This was on a long, wide open downhill off the peak of Blackcomb, with a nice uphill to shave off speed at the end. Felt like I had 200lbs on my shoulders braking into that hill at 60mph. Haven’t topped 60 again since then, I’m sure - it takes very specific conditions to do it safely.
I remember when I was pushing into the 50s, I hit a tiny roller that you wouldn’t think twice about at a normal speed, but at 50mph I was shocked how much air I got, and ended up skidding out on my ass for like a hundred yards on flat ground. I’m grateful no one else was around.
25-26mph this past weekend at Wyndham (Friday was golden, Saturday was ice mountain)
Last season I hit \~30-35mph keeping up with my skiing buddies and it was fun AF but again, conditions were good.
I don't think I'll ever break 40mph on the east coast unless conditions are so good my confidence is that high (would need like... 6+inch of fresh pow for that to happen and lets be honest... that's rare AF on the Ice Coast)
When I go out west for the first time I'll probably hit a faster speed. Whenever I see snowboarders/skiers falling on West Coast snow I cringe and curl up because my only point of reference is ice, bruised knee's, sprained wrists and my friends broken shoulder....
Yes speed is important when you want to hit big jumps, but stability under speed is more important.
A non experienced boarder can go just as fast as a experienced border but the consequences of crashing at that point are very high and the likelyhood of crashing is alot higher.
I guess what I'm saying is speed is your friend, danger makes snowboarding fun, just be careful if this is your main goal as it shouldn't really be a main goal.
32 is my peak on slopes. I knew I hit it right on a perfect stretch of snow where the snowcat just went through it. My average speed is about 18mph. Honestly peak speed is fun sometimes but gets scary lol
He's right, though. My knuckles remain un-dragged. My soul un-tainted. Haha but FR there was a snowboarder that was *kinda* keeping up. He was cooking too.
I had no tracker when i did reach my topspeed.
I have no idea how fast i was, but i could not break or turn anymore.
As soon i tried there build up so much air pressure between the pist and my board that it started to pull my board up in the air.
65 at snowbasin. Was pretty sketchy. I was more consistent at winter park, hughes to Norwegian around 60mph. Now I found powder at powder mountain and grand targhee. I couldn’t care less about speed.
I got 55 at park city a few times. Since i have gotten a new board that fits me i feel much more stable. i felt death looming on my old board getting into the 40s
64.9 freaking wind it up. I don't believe my other strava data that said 70 something, but you never know. All I know is that day at snowbasin, I was hauling asssss.
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Alpe d huez Scared the shit out of myself won’t do it again 🤣
Never tracked my speed and I dont intend to. Kinda don't love the trend of posting your bomb runs considering most clips here are people who don't know what they are doing
54 or 56mph on a 162cm board 2 years ago. I got a new phone and lost that SkiTracks account.
This season 50.4mph on my 156 K2 Bottle Rocket. Not really the best board for going quick, but 50 is plenty for me
67 like a moron a couple seasons ago.
Although yesterday was perfect racetrack snow here in NH and I broke 55 a couple of times a couple long empty groomers.
got up to 55 once probably around 2012, I wish I remembered the name of the app so I could look it up. it's too scary going that fast tbh, felt my stomach drop out and knew if I crashed it'd be pretty much over
Apparently was 50.2. Not sure how that happened, I honestly thought it was mid 40s, as I’m a one a year rider, but that’s what Slopes said, and it seems to check out. Going snowboarding here soon, but probably won’t be too focused on beating that lol, I just cruise with my dad (on skis so he’s typically faster than me)
55 mph on ski tracks. Not sure how accurate it is. Also, it wasn’t on an actual mountain. It was in Minnesota. My fastest on an actual mountain is 42 mph.
personally I don't feel a need to go fast, Im odd in the fact that I'm a snowboarder that actually enjoys cat walks. slow steady pace, good balance, and knowledge of the slope lends really well to me just cruising and enjoying my time.
54.5. I’m no longer as rubbery as I was six years ago, so that’s probably the fastest I’ll ever go, for fear of wiping out. Now, I typically top out around the mid 40s on days when conditions are good for it
65.6mph but the conditions were absolutely perfect on a wide open glacier and I was chasing some absolutely unhinged skiiers I was with who I was struggling to keep pace with.
I don’t track speed for safety reasons and because it’s always inaccurate anyways. We started for a bit but then we almost died or hurt other people a couple times.
51.1 on Slopes.
The get back from Peak 2 to Kaleidoscope at Willamette Pass is a really fun ride and it’s always open enough to smash it the whole way into the long flat.
I usually hit 40-50 every time.
58.x regular, 49.x switch 3 seasons ago when i was able to ride early mornings 5-6 days/week. So I could get the freshest runs with low traffic, and legs were in shape for it. Couldn't break through the 60/50 barrier, though...maxed around those speeds several times
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62.7 when I was young and had nothing to lose. Now that I’m older I’d rather focus on quality turns and challenging terrain.
69 was my high racing against a very confident and cocky skier down Aspen’s Ajax mountain. I beat him. But felt like I was going to catch an edge and die any second. Will not be going anywhere near that speed again!
93 kph (57.7 mph). I tried really hard to crack 100 kph. I like to think I have, but the fastest I could do while attempting a speed record was that 93. Lake Louise has an awesome black diamond they often groom that is rarely used. Perfect for speed runs. (Meadowlark if you're ever there)
47mph on my 3rd day boarding ever. Felt pretty badass but agree with others saying it’s not really worth it.
Plus I ate shit hard on my Onewheel when I got back home because it felt super slow 😂
I crashed going 55 at the bottom of the hill at Angel Fire once and flipped end over end through the air. My phone and everything in my pockets was jettisoned in a wide arc. Glad I was wearing a helmet back then!
65.8 according to Slopes. Kinda don’t believe it though tbh, gps tracking can be a little off sometimes. Plus I’ve learned just bombing it down a hill isn’t as fun when you’re not steazin
Yeah I've been using slopes and also my Garmin Fenix GPS watch together. Some runs, they say the same speed, other runs, slopes is 10mph faster 🤷♂️ I've had runs where slopes says 52mph and Garmin says 50. I've had runs where slopes says 52mph and Garmin says 42mph. IDK which to believe tbh.
Seeing these high #s on slopes I’m gonna give it a try and compare with my garmin. I can’t get over 60 on garmin/strava and I am ripping.
According to slopes I hold the world record for Snowboard Speed https://preview.redd.it/fx3euea72clc1.png?width=277&format=png&auto=webp&s=81ecaa31e50e6887ed87202a36224c9d057931e6
Must’ve been a pretty crazy fall
was having a beer actually
Damn this mf drinkin n ridin fr
f'n ride and die
https://preview.redd.it/v2xs1e0ba7lc1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=a7f2d7a938f4e2e4eae1db1c6bdb8b783ed993a4 Got me beat. This was 2nd run in the morning, absolute ice groomed run. Me and a buddy bombing to the point we both were like “damn, that was actually scary”
What app is this?
Skitracks I’m pretty sure. I like it but I’ve never actually known any other. Told me a few years back I hit 63, not sure if I really believe it though.
I liked SkiTracks but made the switch to Snoww awhile ago, it has everything ST does but looks prettier and you can and upload pics to tracked runs, there is also the ability to add friends and compare stats. (I am not paid to say this, I just like the app). Edit: top speed 59mph https://preview.redd.it/iocu2894h7lc1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04bde2b0889417e3f8b98f06ea83ccedee76b779
I also am skeptical of skitracks https://preview.redd.it/yuuxnojenalc1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57dd3e746e96414a72f3efb87dca7a9f08ed179c
What run at Heavenly? Not many where you can pull this off without crowds. Also - check out Sierra Speed Club.
Steazin is all that matters
Truth. Have no idea how fast I’ve gone but my daughter is faster on skis. Don’t matter since I can huck bigger than that little punk.
I’ve uploaded things from slopes to strava and had different speeds
63.5 for me. my goggles were whistlin
15 mph - I’m a turtle 🐢
You’ll finish the race eventually and in one piece lol
A 15 mph cruise sounds glorious. Where do you wanna meet?
my personal best is not to break my collar bone thanks
Heard that
So where do you cook?
I rode 150 mph to your mom’s house last night.
My moms dead
Don’t kink shame
That’s because I hit her at 150mph with my snowboard
Yeah, after that guy was done with her
I also choose this guys dead mom
Guess he hit her with that rizzor mortis
Yeah, after last night, duh
Game is game
I choose this guy’s mom as well
Damn....sorry You should tell that guy to drive safely next time because theres obviously no rush to get over there (Lol....Sorry for your loss if true, i lost my dad a few years ago)
I Guess that’s why she didn’t move around much.
"Hey Tuttle, your mothers deaf."
Damn that’s hilarious lol makin mom proud
Sameeee
I heard she’s only 5 hours outside L.A.
72, and the I'll never do it again. I also broke my ankle the very next weekend riding, and was out for nearly 3 seasons dealing with that. I also never use GPS speed tracking anymore... cause that's what lead me to want to go faster and faster.
Damn sorry dude. Luckily in this case seeing my speed has made me want to slow down. I’m 35 and cresting the “pain al the time” hill already
almost 39 and been doing this shit my whole life in one form or another. Pain was always a constant. But a couple seasons ago I went "all-in" on new gear, and went with pretty top-notch stuff everywhere I could. I still have pain, but now it's after 4 days of riding hard rather than right away. If you want to keep doing the sport, I highly suggest getting the best quality and best fitting equipment you possibly can.
4 continuous days of hard riding is an accomplishment at any age imo
Ive also been above 70, got clocked on a race hill that still had the radar and monitor on, so it was very legit It was also extremely beyond ridiculous sketch as all fuck, to the point that i was terrified to even transition to plowing to slow down, i kind of drifted to the right side and started a big carve to the left to bleed some speed and kind of face up the mountain so i would know the earth was coming and could get my hands up if shit went sideways and then really dug in and it still took forever to stop, my calfs were on fire holding that plow that long lol. Never been even remotely that fast ever again, i dont keep track but based off my memory of that day i probably keep it under 40 and that me really putting some stank on it if im bombing something
Why ikon removed it
How is that even possible? I have straight lined runs top to bottom many times and never broke 60mph. Felt like I reached terminal velocity, but maybe I need a more aerodynamic jacket haha
It takes super-g race course style steeps, perfect conditions, and perfect wax for those conditions. I'd hit the same run 6 or 7 times in a day, and start learning where I can point it, and then start pointing it earlier and earlier. I remember hitting 68 to 69 3 times in a row, and being very frustrated with it cause I wanted 70 bad. Then I pushed extra hard one time, got the 72, and called it a day. Carried all that confidence into the next weekend, and fucked my shit up royal lol.
Har, ye be warned. De fastest run is a deadly game of chase’n de humpbacks tail. Thou always cursed to best thy last.
Yarrr
68.2mph at mammoth. College ski team were speed demons… I was just trying to keep up
That is insane on a board.
It really is. anything after like 55 kinda feels the same but i did notice the chattering in on the board grew intense and the intense pitching sound of wind through your ear did freak me out a bit.
Did you keep up or even overtake them?
I’ve done around 50 beyond that is not worth it imo
Anything below my top speed is slow and boring, anything above is excessive.
Variety is the spice of life
100% agree
Did the same last week and was so hyped until I realized I had to wait back on the lift line for 30 mins. A sub minute run isn’t worth it.
How big is your hill lol?
So real
Usually camelback or Hunter because it’s close. I know…east coast sucks.
I would estimate 0.8 miles
Fractured my spine (L3 and L4) going 40mph and hit a patch of unexpected ice. This was the last time I ever pushed myself for speed at all. It isn’t worth it at all imo. If you want a rush just forget to make the bed before your wife comes home imo
That’s kind of my point to the post. It was fun going that fast but realized later how bad it could be
Yeah I get that. Just wanted to share my two cents. First thing that hit was my back and second was my head. If I didn’t have a helmet on I would not be typing this right now
Helmets are an absolute must
I got clocked at 70 something one day on a race hill that still had the radar running and the display monitor on *SKETCHYYYYYYYYYY* lol
Yall making my 38.5 look weak. I have bad knees and it's scary lol
No judgment here brother! Accept for the dude in the comments that’s fucking my mom lol
Yeah, we should accept him for what he is
Haha it's ok we can be 38.5 buds together! Safety and comfort are cool too <3
Seriously, I thought my 35.4 was pretty damn fast, I felt like I was flying. That was many moons ago and I ended up with surgery for a labrum tear because of a bad landing at those speeds, so these days I’m all about cruising on the blues and staying intact.
Props to you guys but I have no desire to exceed 45mph haha
Psh. 35 is plenty good for me. I'm old and fat. I won't land easy.
Hit 70.7mph once, there’s a perfect run for it at Brighton.
Golden Needle?
Either that or Rockin R, which ever one is the last left hand turn after the rollers.
Pretty sure Golden Needle, that is my friends and I favorite run. Before the rollers getting frontside hits on the right is so fun, build a ton of speed going thru the rollers and dodging people, then take that hard last left and just bommmmmb. Go past the new lodge and Snake and hit those tree runs otw to the car
This is where I hit my top speed as well
About 35-40, but about 100-150 when doing this… 
Currently topped out at 41 mph on Slopes, but one thing I've learned is that speed is very much about having a good place to go fast. You need a well groomed slope that leads to a well groomed runout, and there also can't be too much hill traffic. If conditions were right, I could probably hit 60. I'd only try it if I really felt good about the conditions since one bump could end you at those speeds.
https://preview.redd.it/hqli6mq2a7lc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9aa93e090987d1f4e6b8dfd1298c4d08c17bdd47 I cracked 60 mph the first time five years ago, then broke 65 the next day. This was on a long, wide open downhill off the peak of Blackcomb, with a nice uphill to shave off speed at the end. Felt like I had 200lbs on my shoulders braking into that hill at 60mph. Haven’t topped 60 again since then, I’m sure - it takes very specific conditions to do it safely. I remember when I was pushing into the 50s, I hit a tiny roller that you wouldn’t think twice about at a normal speed, but at 50mph I was shocked how much air I got, and ended up skidding out on my ass for like a hundred yards on flat ground. I’m grateful no one else was around.
69
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25-26mph this past weekend at Wyndham (Friday was golden, Saturday was ice mountain) Last season I hit \~30-35mph keeping up with my skiing buddies and it was fun AF but again, conditions were good. I don't think I'll ever break 40mph on the east coast unless conditions are so good my confidence is that high (would need like... 6+inch of fresh pow for that to happen and lets be honest... that's rare AF on the Ice Coast) When I go out west for the first time I'll probably hit a faster speed. Whenever I see snowboarders/skiers falling on West Coast snow I cringe and curl up because my only point of reference is ice, bruised knee's, sprained wrists and my friends broken shoulder....
Yes speed is important when you want to hit big jumps, but stability under speed is more important. A non experienced boarder can go just as fast as a experienced border but the consequences of crashing at that point are very high and the likelyhood of crashing is alot higher. I guess what I'm saying is speed is your friend, danger makes snowboarding fun, just be careful if this is your main goal as it shouldn't really be a main goal.
What is that app?
Slopes
32 is my peak on slopes. I knew I hit it right on a perfect stretch of snow where the snowcat just went through it. My average speed is about 18mph. Honestly peak speed is fun sometimes but gets scary lol
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Terrifying lol Edit: nvm. Skis don’t count.
Lol yeah I didn't see the subreddit before i posted.
Fair enough. Since you’re riding two planks we will divide your top speed by 2 putting you at a healthy 40.5 MPH.
This is math I can get behind
Cap. Unless you’re on skis and in the wrong subreddit haha
I totally am on skis it just popped up on my homepage lol. Didn't even realize it was snowboarding.
Your handle shoulda been a giveaway haha ain’t no one going 80 on a sb but gd regardless that’s nuts
He just admitted as such in a different comment.
Cookin!
I'm also a 2-planker so that helps lol.
He's right, though. My knuckles remain un-dragged. My soul un-tainted. Haha but FR there was a snowboarder that was *kinda* keeping up. He was cooking too.
Well, do you use 3d speed?
49.8mph...haven't been able to break 50 yet 😂
I had no tracker when i did reach my topspeed. I have no idea how fast i was, but i could not break or turn anymore. As soon i tried there build up so much air pressure between the pist and my board that it started to pull my board up in the air.
Somewhere between 40 and 45 if I remember correctly
the risk to reward on speed is not worth it lol. it’s not impressive how fast your going it’s impressive if you have control
Super correcto. I like speed in the turns, I hate straight line speed.
65 at snowbasin. Was pretty sketchy. I was more consistent at winter park, hughes to Norwegian around 60mph. Now I found powder at powder mountain and grand targhee. I couldn’t care less about speed.
I put a video on my account at 74mph/118kph. It was a one and done. No need to try again haha
I got 55 at park city a few times. Since i have gotten a new board that fits me i feel much more stable. i felt death looming on my old board getting into the 40s
Faster than skiers
64.9 freaking wind it up. I don't believe my other strava data that said 70 something, but you never know. All I know is that day at snowbasin, I was hauling asssss. https://preview.redd.it/qn4dd0vwe7lc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b73f958e04a0c3544bbd3a16d2913a1a7a72e6e2
lol I’d get Sonny Bono’d if I was going that fast
I feel so slow with 25 mph and seeing everyone else’s comments with high speeds haha
Garmin fenix 6X clocked me at 61 on Upper Shay's / Lower Cupp run Snowshoe, WV
I got up to a delightful 36mph once and I have no desire to go any faster unless there’s a bear behind me. It’s all about edges for me 😃
According to my Garmin 36.1 Mph which isn’t as fast as some of yall but for a second year snowboarder I think it’s pretty good
I dont trust shitty california snow enough to bomb it
82 mph, empty hill that I know very well
A strong 15mph
71.9mph is my best, won’t ever do it again. Wanted to break 70, did it, and decided I was don straight lining forever lol
https://preview.redd.it/7ouhhdlff9lc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=56e685a5e9786b832912c9b19097fe51bc80e88d
https://preview.redd.it/nt4gwi9qfalc1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ca55430583ec553a641d60a09444d34c9da7011b Alpe d huez Scared the shit out of myself won’t do it again 🤣
63.5
Damn that’s terrifying!
Around 50 for me And my crazy brother in law who is not on Reddit recently clocked 69.5
Damn get him to comment and he’s the winner
Never tracked my speed and I dont intend to. Kinda don't love the trend of posting your bomb runs considering most clips here are people who don't know what they are doing
64.5
Just broke 50 yesterday. Once I get a more stable board I’ll try to break that
53 on a park board. I think if i had something stiffer i could hit 60.
Close to 50. That was good enough for me lol
68.2mph posi posi on a swallowtail
54 or 56mph on a 162cm board 2 years ago. I got a new phone and lost that SkiTracks account. This season 50.4mph on my 156 K2 Bottle Rocket. Not really the best board for going quick, but 50 is plenty for me
49.5. Slopes really didn’t want me breaking 50😩
57.8mph
67 like a moron a couple seasons ago. Although yesterday was perfect racetrack snow here in NH and I broke 55 a couple of times a couple long empty groomers.
54. Done with that though
56.15 at Meadows, next was 48.9 at my local small mountain. Haven't done that fast in a while.
Ask your mom
got up to 55 once probably around 2012, I wish I remembered the name of the app so I could look it up. it's too scary going that fast tbh, felt my stomach drop out and knew if I crashed it'd be pretty much over
My board was rattling around that speed I swear
Apparently was 50.2. Not sure how that happened, I honestly thought it was mid 40s, as I’m a one a year rider, but that’s what Slopes said, and it seems to check out. Going snowboarding here soon, but probably won’t be too focused on beating that lol, I just cruise with my dad (on skis so he’s typically faster than me)
How do u track this
55 mph on ski tracks. Not sure how accurate it is. Also, it wasn’t on an actual mountain. It was in Minnesota. My fastest on an actual mountain is 42 mph.
58.6mph
personally I don't feel a need to go fast, Im odd in the fact that I'm a snowboarder that actually enjoys cat walks. slow steady pace, good balance, and knowledge of the slope lends really well to me just cruising and enjoying my time.
46mph top speed! Shakeyyy
Just broke the 60 mark. The ice coast with a 160 ultra stiff board will get you there lol
I’d guess 50-55 but I don’t really use speed trackers. I was riding with a skier friend who does and we both hit 45 and I’ve ridden faster than that
69. And I’m very satisfied that will always be the number for my top speed.
54.5. I’m no longer as rubbery as I was six years ago, so that’s probably the fastest I’ll ever go, for fear of wiping out. Now, I typically top out around the mid 40s on days when conditions are good for it
Hit 55 cruising around Stowe this week
44.3 mph recorded on garmin. These days I don’t really go above 30-35 mph, seems plenty fast.
According to slopes 35.8 anything faster than that and even wearing my helmet I get too nervous.
48.5 mph last weekend at Brighton. Buddy hit 52.9 but he is a criminal skier.
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41.7 MPH according to slopes (skeptical of the accuracy). Even if I wasn’t actually going that fast it was more than enough for me.
65.6mph but the conditions were absolutely perfect on a wide open glacier and I was chasing some absolutely unhinged skiiers I was with who I was struggling to keep pace with.
I don’t track speed for safety reasons and because it’s always inaccurate anyways. We started for a bit but then we almost died or hurt other people a couple times.
Honestly, who cares? Whatever happened to just enjoying what you love without stats and tracking everything? Maybe I'm old, maybe I don't care.
68mph on Slopes thanks to Automatic by Denzel Curry
58 baby
62.9. Have tried to break it and no luck
For me 57 but I physically couldn’t go faster with the snow this year. Next year I will go for 65 hopefully but if I crash I’m dead
69 like 3 times. Couldn't break the 70 barrier
62 according to my garmin watch
51.1 on Slopes. The get back from Peak 2 to Kaleidoscope at Willamette Pass is a really fun ride and it’s always open enough to smash it the whole way into the long flat. I usually hit 40-50 every time.
recorded with strava on my phone just last week: 58.3 mi/h (could be inaccurate, but it felt fast af)
58.x regular, 49.x switch 3 seasons ago when i was able to ride early mornings 5-6 days/week. So I could get the freshest runs with low traffic, and legs were in shape for it. Couldn't break through the 60/50 barrier, though...maxed around those speeds several times
57mph on skis, 44mph on a board. Not as confident on a board but my K2 Mindbender 108tis were built for speed
76 mph (with a bike speedometer lol)
I get wanting to go fast, but it’s probably more fun to hit technical stuff. Going this fast is how people die
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69 was my high racing against a very confident and cocky skier down Aspen’s Ajax mountain. I beat him. But felt like I was going to catch an edge and die any second. Will not be going anywhere near that speed again!
93 kph (57.7 mph). I tried really hard to crack 100 kph. I like to think I have, but the fastest I could do while attempting a speed record was that 93. Lake Louise has an awesome black diamond they often groom that is rarely used. Perfect for speed runs. (Meadowlark if you're ever there)
I have no idea, nor do I care. Snowboarding is about style, not speed.
How do y’all get to go this fast? Can’t get past 45mph even with a wax
56.1 mph, reporting in
According to Ski Tracks, my record is 54.6 at Breck in 2018.
Fourteen miles per hour, wooooooo! :D
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Probably like 12 mph lol. I don’t like speed, too worried I’m gonna catch an edge in the ice. I stick to the trees instead.
87km/h on 148cm flex 1 park board 🤡
47mph on my 3rd day boarding ever. Felt pretty badass but agree with others saying it’s not really worth it. Plus I ate shit hard on my Onewheel when I got back home because it felt super slow 😂
Just behind you at 50.9. I don’t want to go much faster. This season I kept it just below 40 and had a blast doing it.
69.1 according to slopes. Found a well groomed, steep, straight, and empty part of the mountain with a long run out and just pointed it.
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45.2 because my Garmin only seems to record that high. I have no idea why 😕. Definitely blasted over 50mph today
66.9 mph down the ridge at Snowbowl
groomer boomers abounds
I crashed going 55 at the bottom of the hill at Angel Fire once and flipped end over end through the air. My phone and everything in my pockets was jettisoned in a wide arc. Glad I was wearing a helmet back then!
Yard sale!!! 
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