Petzl IRVIS Crampons for ski mountaineering and glacier travel, light, steel, boot crampons.
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Human powdered (and powered) ski touring expedition on Monarch Icefields, final report about this amazing backcountry mountaineering.
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First look at Petzl Irvis crampons and RAD System for ski touring and glacier travel, rescue in the backcountry, with safety questions.
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Backcountry ski touring news for April 2016 – Sprinter vans and Japanese skiing, along with Forest Service budget issues.
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Review of G3 ION ski crampons, excellent backcountry option is easy to install and remove, even with your skis attached to your feet while ski touring.
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Sometimes the wild snow is mellow, checking out a 10th Mountain hut in Colorado, McNamara ski touring from Aspen.
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Arva Reactor airbag system, BCA Stash backpack and Shaxe ice axe shovel and K2 snowboard boots: new and redesigned products at Outdoor Retailer Winter 2016 Show.
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Check my ski touring predictions for 2015, some came true other backcountry ideas did not pan out.
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Ski touring and splitboard riding in West Elk Mountains backcountry, Colorado, this powder snow face shot looks like Christmas Santaclaus.
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Tips for budget gear, how to try backcountry ski touring for less than $100.
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Ski touring news from Tecnica, Arcteryx along with books and Greek springtime ski vacation suggestions.
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Improvements for a backcountry wood fired hot tub used during winter, best soak after skiing.
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Review of the Fitwell’s updated design features on their splitboarding boot for backcountry touring.
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Review of book about backcountry snow: Secrets of the Greatest Snow On Earth: Weather, Climate Change, and Finding Deep Powder in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains and Around the World by Dr. Jim Steenburgh.
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Das Parka, Nano-Air, and Hi-loft Down Sweater, three insulation pieces from Patagonia reviewed for backcountry ski mountaineering and snowboard split touring.
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Expedition preparations and getting from Aspen to Fairbanks with the goal of backcountry ski touring on Mt. Hayes, Alaska.
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5 tips for overcoming boredom when you’re stuck in a remote backcountry tent for 3 weeks.
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A short video of being tent bound in a raging storm for 3 weeks in the backcountry wilderness of Glacier Bay Alaska.
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After three days of outstanding skiing on the peaks surrounding Glacier Bay, Alaska, a storm rolled in and WildSnow crew is tentbound, 10 days and counting.
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What to pack for a 20 day Alaska ski mountaineering trip in the backcountry near Haines and Juneau.
