This season Jay Peak teamed up with SPT to bring our parks into the 21st century, for a fresh freestyle experience. As we get closer to opening our parks, we figured it would be fun to tease you by unveiling some of the new features.
Juice Box
More commonly known as a dance pad, the Juice Box is versatile and fun for a range of skill levels. Low to the ground and 4' wide, this feature is a great tool for learning, with less likelihood of falling off the sides. For the advanced folks, the Juice Box is a good place to practice new tricks before applying them on a more difficult feature. You can also get very creative on this feature with heavy, steezed out presses, a variety of spins on and out, or get off-center and slide the coping if your tech like that.
Mini Flat Down Box
Take what you've learned on the Juice Box and graduate to the Mini Flat Down Box. Stretching across a 20' span, this feature allows for longer slides and trick combinations. The single kink from flat to down is the sweet spot for switching up your tricks in the middle of your slide. Maybe the flat portion doesn't interest you at all, and you just feel like airing over it to disaster the down portion. That's fine too, and we'll probably hoot and holler from the lift.
Be sure to check our blog, as we continue to reveal additional park features from our new jib inventory.
