POWDER article on Mr. Durtschi and Teton SAR

[schindlerpiste]

https://www.powder.com/trending-news...Zl6y_AE0E1_vGF

[east or bust]

tl/dr

Vibes.

File under “shit I don’t want to have to deal with at age 37.”


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[raisingarizona13]

tl/dr

Vibes.

File under “shit I don’t want to have to deal with at age 37.”


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He's 37? That's pretty impressive that he's still getting after it like he does at that age.

[Whiteroom_Guardian]

Wow. Major vibes.

[2FUNKY]

Holy hell. “Binding didn’t release “, wonder what binders he was on. Luckily his lower leg didn’t rotate heavily after dislocation.


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[BeHuWe]

Holy hell. “Binding didn’t release “, wonder what binders he was on. Luckily his lower leg didn’t rotate heavily after dislocation.


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Also curious about that, or what was his din set too


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[altacoup]

He’s an atomic athlete so he was either on shift or strive. None of the athletes are on sth2 anymore. I recently ran into Stan and Alexi and they were both skiing shift 2.0 at 11 DIN. Those guys straight up charge. Knee dislocation like that is from hitting a rock not binding choice. I also witnessed multiple top level pros go down with major injuries in the course of 1 week last week in prime conditions. The level of lines they need to ski to retain sponsorship has reached an unreal heights. The camera doesn’t do it justice.


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[Core Shot]

Ouch. That xray is freaky.

[Dantheman]

That is a horrific injury. He's so lucky to avoid major vascular and nerve damage. Check out the movie The Other Side of Fear on Redbull TV if you want to see just how badly a knee dislocation can go.