There were several large groups attempting this line today. The group of 5 ahead of us turned around before we got a chance to talk to them. The next group that we ran into at 10,500ft turned around after seeing propagation, and we did as well. To my knowledge, no one out there deemed it safe to continue past 10,500ft over consequential terrain. Still great skiing to be had on the skiers left through the trees, that seemed more protected from the wind effects. While the wind slabs were small in depth, I assumed they would continue to get deeper going up. Additionally, I was concerned with the result I found in my compression test 70cm down. A small wind slab could trigger an instability further down.