Since Dan had been the primary one to break trail up the Zipper, I let him have first dibs on the descent. He took off, and skied it no problem. (He's really been enjoying having wider skis ever since he got his V6's!) I followed shortly, and found that the chunder was a little hard to ski, and there was more sluff mitigation than I thought there would be. Oh well! We met up at the base, and I took off in the front this time to boot up the Fly. It was grueling breaking trail up the deep snow, but we made it to the top of the Fly in about 1.5 hours as well. The Fly was certainly steeper than the Zipper, and we were happy to have our ice axes out for it, although, the snow was so forgiving that we weren't ever very concerned. Since I set the booter up the Fly, I was the first to go down it, and down I went! I went down the first 100 foot pitch, and stopped at a bench below. Dan and I wanted to make sure that we had eyes on each-other the whole time if we could, and the bench was a perfect safe spot to stop. Dan came floating down and once he got stable next to me, I took off down the rest of the couloir. Steep, wide, and fun! We met up at the bottom and thought we'd go check out Lover's Lane as well. Lover's Lane is a very narrow, steep couloir just to the East of the Zipper.