Gear and people repair kits for backcountry ski touring.
"repair kit"
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Sometimes ski touring boot cuff rivets pop, skiing without is difficult, here is what you need in your repair kit for do it yourself DIY.
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Thinking through the ski touring repair kit and first aid items, how to reduce weight and carry things like splints and CPR items, as well as fix broken ski bindings.
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Repair TLT5 blown cuff rivets, for backcountry skiing or ski mountaineering.
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Repair Kit for Backcountry Skiing and Ski Mountaineering Alaskan Expedition
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I convinced the young turk to share the lighter weight version of his emergency/repair kit (he has a bigger one for longer more remote trips). Problem is, after packing in the titanium mini cooking pot he likes, we can still…
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A first aid / repair kit for minimalists, used for backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering
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They say it is. Many of us like to fix things; mod things; tweak things. I like it when a pack breaks in the wilderness and we sew it back together with fishing line. I like it when my Jeep…
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DIY repair for the zippered gaiter of La Sportiva Cyborg ski touring/racing boot.
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Modifying and repairing Niterider (night rider) headlamp with an aftermarket LiPo battery and other improvements DIY.
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Rescue how to skills for backcountry ski touring, you can shorten the learning curve by planning and practice.
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Retrospective thoughts on backcountry skiing Alaska’s 3 big peaks, Denali, Hunter and Foraker, all during one expedition.
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Backcountry gear list for snowboarder Aaron Diamond, SkiTheBig3 Alaska expedition climbed Denali, Hunter and Foraker all in one trip, equipment was key.
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Ski The Big 3, successful climbs and ski descents of Mount Hunter and Mount Foraker, Alaskan ski mountaineering expedition will go for Denali next, blogging from the glacier Kahiltna.
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Duct tape tips for ski touring and mountaineering gear repairs and more, and essential item for your skiing repair kit.
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Denali/McKinley Mountaineering Expedition Medical First Aid Kit, ski and climb.
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Having spent 15 years in product development myself, I’d always dreamed of building my own “Super Pack” for skiing. Kyle Siegel, a mechanical engineer with experience at SpaceX and The North Face, beat me to the punch by launching ultralight…
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When it comes to traveling in avalanche terrain when the weather is extremely cold, things get a little more complicated and we need to weigh certain steps of our daily process more heavily. Here’s some advice to keep it safe in extreme cold from Avalanche Canada.
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It is that time of year: Gift Guide season. Sales abound, Black Friday extends to Monday, and there’s a scurry to infill gifts for those who made the short-list. In the build-up to no matter what you celebrate, the solstice, which we suppose from an available daylight metric is something to observe, goes down in the Northern Hemisphere at 1:47 PM Dec. 21. You still have time to think of others. Let the gifting begin.
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Pre-season is not mid-season: Now is the time to thoroughly check your gear to ensure your backcountry skiing dreams aren’t kneecapped by faulty gear. Here’s a pre-season checklist to help guide you on this important task.