Storklinten reviews (Page 2)

The grand band has changed a lot in the past year. With new rails and more jumps, and myself I've gone to the hill since I was three. But a very nice and calm backe.

a very good back that has brought in new fun rails and hope .. at last you can call it a park!

I'm very well backed with different slopes to choose from for big and small ...

otherwise it's a really fun hill

Good

now there are competitions there and have 2 bigjumps 1 large type 15 m plateau and one small with 5-7m plateau and 5 rails a T box, C rail, 6 meter long and 1.5m high rainbow, flat down and batelship: )

Fun for those who like to go on, but if you're like me a little more for jibbing, maybe 3 big jumps 2 little oxa 1 big (about 10 meters plateau) they're okay okay but no park but we're hoping to go to the next season they have! have a little sunshine, but in the evening you have a great time!

Do have begun to sharpen what's up for hope, :)

At the end of the season they made 2 st, one "spine" and one ordinary.

I think that's going to happen even more in this way :)

I think the grandmother needs to come up with a new one to lock your skier. Obviously, the two railways have got. But it does not attract many. I think they have not done everything they can for this ski slope.
they would aim to make some more hope
instead of drinking coffee and listening to the radio
:)

Have gone to the hill since I was 4-5 years old. Have always been a bit in love with the hill, it's just a pity that you did not build the hill anymore when there was money. There would be a few problems to open a 3-4 new backs, but I guess if money is good.

The back itself is steep and good, the slopes are good 90% of the times according to me. What's missing is a bit of new thinking (a park, some new exciting things).
How are things like that, I can not help but like this back!

I have been in the back since I was very small, crashing 4-5. The stork ribbon is a plant that does not use its full potential, unfortunately. The slopes have a good slope and it's no problem just daring to burn at high speeds. Then there's actually an offpiste back that you can really enjoy when the snow falls, as the freeride seems to have missed. We usually have three bigjumps running each winter, two small ones and one larger with a plateau of about 10 meters. The slopes tend to be ice-cream, but they certainly have many other places as well. Can, as an insider, tell me they are planning to build a flat rail.
To me, the big band feels like a great place to spend a weekend, it's not a great place either, but it's not in the mountains either. And, therefore, keeps a good class.

Smooth and nice slopes that work very well if you want to go fast and burn a piste for a day. The backs feel fast again and become a bit monotonous.

Plus because there is rarely any queue for the elevator. Minus because (it's comfortable !!!) it leans when you're going to the elevator and so have to climb ... and that the slopes tend to quickly become icy