Feature Zone Safety
Feature Zone
The responsibility for successful use of the Feature Zone ultimately rests with YOU due to the level of control YOU have over YOUR own decision-making & YOUR actions. By using the Feature Zone you assume inherent risks in utilizing freestyle terrain.
This zone is meant to be used in a reasonable and appropriate manner at all times, including, but not limited to, appropriate speed, choice of features for your ability level, and use of the features as they are intended. Natural hazards you may need to navigate also exist in this area.
THIS FEATURE ZONE MAY CONTAIN X-SMALL, SMALL, MEDIUM &/or LARGE WOOD, METAL, &/or SNOW CONSTRUCTED FEATURES
Serious Injuries or Death Possible
Features in this area designed and intended for ride-on use.
It is solely the user's choice to leave the ground or not.
This zone is meant to be used in a reasonable and appropriate manner at all times, including, but not limited to, appropriate speed, choice of features for your ability level, and use of the features as they are intended. Natural hazards you may need to navigate also exist in this area.
YOU And Only You Are Responsible For Successful Use of This Zone.
THIS FEATURE ZONE MAY CONTAIN X-SMALL, SMALL, MEDIUM &/or LARGE WOOD, METAL, &/or SNOW CONSTRUCTED FEATURES
WARNING
Serious Injuries or Death Possible
YOU ASSUME ALL RISKS
Features in this area designed and intended for ride-on use.
It is solely the user's choice to leave the ground or not.
Feature Zone Smart
1. START SMALL. Work your way up. Build your skills.
2. MAKE A PLAN. Every feature. Every time.
3. ALWAYS LOOK before you drop.
4. RESPECT the features and other users.
5. TAKE IT EASY. Know your ability and limits. Land on your feet.
PRE-RIDE
Before using features, scout area by riding, observe features and terrain BEFORE use. Stay clear of others.
RE-RIDE
Ride features in control and at your ability level.
FREERIDE
Start small and work your way up to linking more feature and terrain in succession, creating your freeride line.
2. MAKE A PLAN. Every feature. Every time.
3. ALWAYS LOOK before you drop.
4. RESPECT the features and other users.
5. TAKE IT EASY. Know your ability and limits. Land on your feet.
PRE-RIDE
Before using features, scout area by riding, observe features and terrain BEFORE use. Stay clear of others.
RE-RIDE
Ride features in control and at your ability level.
FREERIDE
Start small and work your way up to linking more feature and terrain in succession, creating your freeride line.
Use Etiquette:
Do not stop on or ride through landing zone.
If there are boards, skis, or markings in front of a jump, the jump is closed so go around feature.
When not using features, stay off to the side of the trail, out of the way.
Use features at appropriate speed, use only features of your ability and of in the manner in which they are intended.
Don’t jump off the sides of the takeoffs.
Inverted aerials are not recommended.