Kicker Transition Radius Calculator

Kicker Transition Radius Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate optimal jump geometry and rider forces based on speed, weight, and snow conditions.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise engineering calculations for snow sports enthusiasts and jump builders. It connects AI agents to physics-based models to determine the ideal transition radius, takeoff angles, and landing distances. Users can use calculate_transition_geometry to plan jump dimensions, analyze_rider_forces to predict G-forces, adjust_for_snow_conditions to account for powder or hard-pack surfaces, and get_safety_profile to evaluate jump safety. It is compatible with Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf via Vinkius Edge.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

adjust_for_snow_conditions

Modifies the theoretical geometry and force calculations based on the real-world surface

analyze_rider_forces

Calculates the physical impact and intensity of the transition on the rider

calculate_transition_geometry

Determines the primary geometric properties required to hit a specific landing distance

get_safety_profile

Evaluates if a specific kicker design is safe for a given rider and speed

See how to talk to your AI agent using Kicker Transition Radius Calculator.

Calculate the jump geometry for an approach speed of 10 m/s, a rider weight of 75 kg, a target landing distance of 15 meters, and a takeoff angle of 30 degrees.

The calculated transition radius is 8.45 meters with a flight time of 1.2 seconds.

What are the expected G-forces for a transition with a radius of 5 meters at 12 m/s for a 70 kg rider?

The peak G-force is 3.89 Gs with a total force of 261.5 Newtons.

Is a jump with a 4.5 G-force safe for a 80 kg rider with a 6 meter radius?

The risk level is High. It is advised to increase the transition radius to reduce peak G-forces.

You can use the `adjust_for_snow_conditions` tool to modify your theoretical radius based on whether you are riding on powder, hard-pack, or slush.

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