Tips to Avoid a "Witch's Eye" at the Sand Dunes
2020年4月5日 · Hitting a witch’s eye can not only cause severe damage to your vehicle, but the driver and passengers can get seriously injured ending your dune adventure abruptly. One of the best ways to stay safe in the dunes is to stay alert and always be looking ahead.
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2013年1月1日 · How to signal danger to the guy riding behind you... and how not too. I drive around a witches eye at ~0:13 only to hit it straight on at ~1:20. 2 seperate ...
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2021年11月26日 · 4. Spotting A “Witch’s Eye” There are plenty of things you need to look out for when dune riding. Two of the most hazardous things include drop-offs and something called a “witch’s eye.” A witch’s eye is a deep hole that has formed in the sand. They vary widely in size.
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2017年3月13日 · Keep an eye out for witch’s eyes. These holes in the sand are caused by the wind and are not always easy to see. The wind can also cause short drop-offs that you need to keep an eye out for.
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2009年1月6日 · What's a Witches eye? "Where we're going... we don't need roads..." It's a "V" shaped sand feature in the dunes that's characterized by have zero or very little flat area on the bottom. They can range in size from about a foot across to much, much bigger. If you hit one at the right angle, it's pretty similar to hitting an wall. :banghead:
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Dunes are constantly changing. Use stationary landmarks or a GPS to help you navigate. Watch for ravines, depressions (witches eye) and steep drop offs (slipface and razorbacks) formed by blowing sand.
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2017年12月27日 · A “witch’s eye” or “blow hole” is a ravine or depression in the sand. It is also one of the most dangerous obstacles you’ll find, mainly because they are so unpredictable and hard to see. Always be on the lookout for them, especially when traveling at a fast clip.
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Perhaps even more dangerous than a “razorback,” is another hazard called a “witch’s eye.” These are holes or depressions in the sand, created by wind gusts. They can be difficult to spot, especially if you are moving at a quick pace.
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2019年8月9日 · Witches eye. A area on the back side of dune blow out that looks like an eye and is deep and steep walls. One must avoid to prevent a crash and serious hurt. Also can be fatal but more likely machine and rider serious damage. They can …
What to do if you hit a witches eye? - American Sand Association
2023年5月11日 · Was wondering what u guy`s do if you strike a witches eye, do you hit the gas to try and jump it or are u just hit out of luck? Also how can they be avoided and or can they be. Last year I broke my wrist and were heading down soon, so I thought this would be a good topic.
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