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Super NZ superpipe excites the crowds
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

In this new age of skiing, terrain features like this:

create a lot of interest and praise. It's at Wanaka, near Queenstown, on the south island of New Zealand where it hosted a national halfpipe competition. This quote encapsulates the experience:

"Superpipe – it’s just like a regular pipe only bigger. The transitions are larger and more forgiving and it is actually easier and safer to ride than a smaller ‘frozen ditch’-style halfpipe. Nothing prepares you for the first time you drop in: the far wall rushes at you, you can’t see the sky and it feels like you are about to ride straight into a frozen barrier of death. Then the transition kicks in, the sky opens up and, if you have enough speed, the coping zips past and you are slung into the air. Falling from up here can hurt – it’s at least 15 foot back to the bottom of the pipe."

More on this from snow.co.nz.
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