mSnow backyard setup. This is our most common use for the orange backYard mSnow. Kids usually design their own dropin and rail, build it and then install mSnow on the surfaces. A setup like this one can be used for years without any significant wear. This type of setup has allowed many kids to progress…
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Adam “tests” a large rail while Luke watches during the setup of Inspired Sound Sessions at Timber Ridge Ski Area, MI. This event brought together Tanner Hall, Zion Lion (a local reggae band), and skiers and snowboarders from all over Michigan. With mSnow, you can literally re-open a small terrain park weeks after the snow…
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Adam sits atop a portable freestyle ramp he designed and built for a special backyard customer. This jump can be broken down and moved without any equipment. It also has removable lip sections that allow for quick adjustment of the takeoff, thereby changing the height and takeoff angle of the jump. This adjustability allows skiers…
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Construction process of a permanently-installed indoor training jump with integrated TwinTow and mSnow surface.