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Gear and people repair kits for backcountry ski touring.

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.

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.

Repair TLT5 blown cuff rivets, for backcountry skiing or ski mountaineering.

Repair Kit for Backcountry Skiing and Ski Mountaineering Alaskan Expedition

DIY repair for the zippered gaiter of La Sportiva Cyborg ski touring/racing boot.

Modifying and repairing Niterider (night rider) headlamp with an aftermarket LiPo battery and other improvements DIY.

Rescue how to skills for backcountry ski touring, you can shorten the learning curve by planning and practice.

Retrospective thoughts on backcountry skiing Alaska’s 3 big peaks, Denali, Hunter and Foraker, all during one expedition.

Backcountry gear list for snowboarder Aaron Diamond, SkiTheBig3 Alaska expedition climbed Denali, Hunter and Foraker all in one trip, equipment was key.

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.

Denali/McKinley Mountaineering Expedition Medical First Aid Kit, ski and climb.

For backcountry skiers and splitboarders looking for a higher-volume, low-weight electronic airbag, Ortovox’s AVABAG Litric Tour 40 is one of only a few options. The pack utilizes the LiTRIC system, a lightweight electronic airbag system co-developed by Ortovox and Arc’teryx…

You already have the essentials covered. Beacon, shovel, probe, first aid kit, and so on. Maybe you’ve been on multi-day hut trips, or perhaps this is your first time packing for one. This article isn’t intended to explain the basics…

A splitboarder tired of breaking his poles gives his first impressions of Wolverine Snow Products’  three-piece Split Sticks. Woe is the splitboarder. We’re less efficient backcountry travelers than our two-planking brethren, and, it seems to me, more prone to equipment…

BCA Float E2 35 Review: A Durable, Reliable, And Fully Featured Sender Electronic airbag packs are expensive, but they’re much easier to travel with than compressed air systems, plus they allow for test firing and multiple deployments off a single…