Skier triggered avalanche on Flagpole

Started breaking trail about 5:45 am. A couple hand pits seemed to show a pretty bomber pack. First lap down from the top of flagpole was fantastic, got nothing to move. 
Felt good enough about things that we decided to ski a more aggressive line, typically I would never ski that one the morning after a storm, clearly it was a stupid mistake getting caught up with powder fever a ding to the mix temps where already warming rapidly at 9:35 when this slid occurred.

Within a few turns down the nose it broke on me on about a 1 foot deep storm slab. I was able to almost ski out of it but did get carried a short ways before I was able to self arrest. 

I had forgot got my radio and was not able to call up that I was ok. My partner could only see the run out far below and assumed I had been carried all the way down as it rolls over steeply. While coming down he released another pocket of snow, I saw it barreling down towards me, I augured in best that I could put my head down hoping it would just go over me but it sent me tumbling head over heals until I was able to arrest again.

In the second tumble I lost a ski that went pretty much to the end of the slid which was pretty big. They did a beacon search on the way down as the slide took out part of the skin track. 

Ski was recovered and my partners skinned it back up to me.

lots of lessons to be learned today