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What length sling do you put on your "expandable" quickdraws?

Compare to Gamma series, will be Leaf looks more baggy？

Thanks for the Love! The Cabinets are stunning I never get tired of them only thing man is you should have left the music out of certain parts especially the Kootenai falls they sound to amazing not to hear! God Bless.

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Great BRCC Hoodie!!

How it would work during break time? I recently bought it as I looked for a super light isolation to put in the backpack but it’s the unisolated sleeves that worries me

@ THE HIGH ROUND @TakeTheHighGround Help me here please ... THE SCARPA ZODIAC PLUS GTX BOOT AS A HIKING BOOT THAT WILL ACT WELL IN ALL TERRAIN ( ' MOUNTAIN - " OUS " ' ) PLEASE CHECK THE SOLE AND LET ME KNOW ASAP PLEASE 👍🏻 I WILL BE HIKING FAR And with a backpack ... ... ... THANK YOU 🔥

grias di bruda. video idea: quick release rope belt for emergencies (burning building with your family, falling through ice, rescue someone on cliff) that u can wear for everyday w your jeans. maybe use carabiner as belt clip. you fold rope in half, wasting very necessary length (7 story building is 100ft tall!). maybe use thin-strand-kevlar?

Your ride reminds me of when I would ride this time of year in and around the Cascade mountains of Washington State.

I wore some some Scarpa gtx to scramble some eggs once, was not comfortable.

Maaaaannn, this is pure dark magic. I'm so blown away. Such an amazing skill to have in your toolbox! Thank you so much mate, this needs so much more views. As you said, this works mainly to secure your second when they arrive safely at transition station, but what do you recommend to tie off the munter hitch when the second is in a bad situation and you need to rescue them?

Man. that's the issue with internal knee pads.

Best tutorial ever!!!

Thanks for this vid. Good info and entertaining

Glad to see you back, Fabio. Beautiful country. Nice ride.

This is a great point. Communities are built by investing your time and effort, it creates bonds in the spirit of fairness and belonging.

I have 2x "Combat Pants" from UF Pro, and I 100% agree with you. With the Striker X and the ULT, with and without all knee pad options, I'm having the same issue Kneeling down, with them facing inwards. (which on the Striker X, makes even the front pockets tilt inwards ) They haven't failed on me so far, but I have to say looking at the other options available, for the price to performance, they are really the Best go to option, but they are definitely not an miracle.

What could the North Tech carbon be used for? General mountain? Technical, ice, mixed even perhaps?

Hey man I don’t get it, I looked up Iten Brake, Iten rappel, a bunch of videos and google searches on rappelling and I can’t find anything else on the Iten brake! Where did you get this from?? It looks fine to me, but it would greatly reassure me if some other licensed people could confirm its safety/potential drawbacks. Thanks!

rope twisting with a munter is no joke! I rappelled with one last year and absolutely could not manage to untwist the ropes fully since I couldn’t see the top of the rope! That led to us unable to pull the rope down, I had to climb back up the rope all the way. Didn’t know about Iten brake!!! Thanks a lot for the info I will definitely keep that knowledge in my tool bag!

Apologies if this comment is a little late however I was wondering where you parked your car to get here? I’ve been wanting to do something like this but I’m worried about the safety of my vehicle

Thank you for this video, as well as your previous video regarding UFPRO combat pants. Perhaps a hard external knee protection is the only viable answer for "hard use". In that regard, how would you otherwise compare UFPRO to Crye and Arc'teryx combat pants regarding functionality and durability?

Bro turned on a siren.😂

Great video man! I would like to ask for your boot recommendation for me. Recently I have done a hiking trip in Südtirol, which included some exposed sections, but nothing too extreme. I realised, that I would like to advance in this hobby and probably pass basic mountaineering course. Where I live - the closest mountains are Tatras and I also plan to learn "hiking" on glaciers in Alps. For warm weather I have Keen Circadia Mid. Which boots would you recommend for lower altitude winter mountaineering(Tatras) and summer glaciers in Alps? Or these are 2 different pairs of boots?

What size you got bro? Thx

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Appreciate the content, but as a civilian gun owner who cherishes the 2nd amendment as it was written by the great men that put forth this great nation on its path.... I can't back the black rifle Co. As they support those who would strip the civilian population of our birth right to uninfringed constitutional carry . No NFA.

Excellent video with a clear, concise explanation for very easy and effective way to coil rope. Thank you for posting!

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Iten brake worked beautifully today, thanks for showing us.

Hi Fabio. Quick question. At 16:40 you mention that putting the rope throu 2 carbiner will twist it badly. Could you please explain why, meaning what causes it and when?. Because common sense indicates that it won't. Thank you.

Hypothetically, to belay upside down, it seems like the best way to set it up would be to have the velay device on a seperate loop attached to the belay loop on the harness, and then put the prusik directly on the belay loop with no stand off, so you can go inverted without needing to change the setup. Does that sound about right?

Munter, Eaton, dulfersitz are some of the first things I show, when teaching how to rappel. Knowing how to descend when you’ve lost your device, have only 1, or no carabiners is important knowledge to file away. As well, being prepared to ascend doubled ropes is an important backup bit of knowledge. Whether with slings, shoe laces, or QuickDraws.

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Fabio, I can relate to the colosseum experience. It left a deep impression on me thinking about all the Christians and other people put to death there. In St Peter’s there is a statue of a saint pointing to heaven with lions licking at his leg obviously pointing to his immanent death - very moving.

Thanks for the post!

Thanks for the vid. Above 3100m I cannot sleep at all due to sleep apnea at altitude - become slightly dizzy as well. I can easily climb to high 3000s but just cannot stay there overnight. At 2800 everything is fine. Turns out the sleep apnea is due to breathing out too much CO2. Diamox should fix this issue according to specialist. Is this AMS?

Does the Atom SL have bungee draw cords at the waist?

This is extremely helpful! Is there a way I could speak to you on the phone?

Heads up. Drones aren illegal to operate in national parks and designated wilderness areas.

How does one retrieve their carabiners at the top ?

Good review. Bought the tent

I appreciate your honest review on mountaineering boots. I haven't climbed for quite some time, but I have the urge to do so. I usually resort to LaSportive for mountain climbing, 14ers, and Scarpa for serious winter conditions and ice climbing. When I first started climbing 14ers I had found the Super Hiker ll boot that Vasque was making back in the 1990's, but then they were taken over by China so I went to LaSportive unfortunately I wore them out, so I am looking for a comparable one made nowadays. So yeah, I am much older but still in pretty good shape, I just want to climb some more before I can't. Great video though.

Just an idea with regard to the classic configuration, from a tree surgeon in hamilton. I notice that the first carabiner could be functionally substituted for a solid ring, as the gate is never opened on that carabiner for the purposes of the configuration. I realise it may mean carrying an additional piece of hardware itself potentially connected by a small tool carrying carabiner in turn. Just something to consider. Interested to hear your thoughts.

Thanks, it's informative

I'm still new to rappelling. I thought you put the rappel extension through the two soft loops and not the belay loop. I've watched more videos demonstrated through the soft loops than the "hard loop" belay loop. Is it because it's nylon? I've used Dyneema through my two soft loops in a girth hitch.

Great opinion article. Theres a context for everything. "You shouldn't" is not the same as "i wouldn't" . I dont know why you would build a setup that made you load a leg loop that isn't rated independently and inducing a twist and make it more difficult to stay upright. Lots of people use the leg loop, i dont and i wouldn't. But if your risk analysis says otherwise, feel free. Its definitely better than no prusik.

What about those small sonic alarms? They are high frequency and very loud.

What would be the most efficient tool to autobelay your second when doing a simul-climb ? Tibloc or microtrax ?

I have two Atom SLs. The 1st gen has different pocket construction and a different inner liner. I love both ones but for many active use cases Proton FL & Lightweight are just better. It cuts some wind too, but is uniformly more breathable insulation and fleece-like liner, and has sizeable chest pocket(s). Probably one of the best light sport jackets ever made.