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I really enjoyed watching this, brings me fully in the mood of preparing my trip !

Thank you for this. Can't wait to go and hike Norway this July!

Refleksvest til å legge ut hvis det er mørkt og du trenger hjelp av helikopter. Kan legges synlig eller henges på stav mens du kan ligge i ly

Great video! Thanks for making it! :)

Great educative video, helpful to build up a purchase list.

Most Importend is Cannabis The best of the top on the mounten

Lighter and Ptex :)

I like this review! Weri more information. Whot brand this inclinometer?

Great video thanks - you mentioned a link to your gismo for measuring slope angles?

Wow, I've always wanted to know why would anyone use crampons on skis,now I know, excellent video.Is there a company that makes ski crampons for"split boards"?

Good video but you forgot one VERY IMPORTANT TOOL THAT YOU MUST HAVE,YOUR"AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVER",AND EXTRA BATTERIES.NO TRANSCEIVER NO SKI TOUR IN THE BACKCOUNTRY,NO EXCEPTION!AND YOU DON'T KEEP IT IN YOUR BACKPACK,YOU WEAR IT UNDER YOUR 1ST LAYER.

GOOD VIDEO!

Wow, Karhu Skies?! How old are those skis?

Did you mention transceiver, missed it?

How much does all this weigh? I would imagine there would be some trade offs here between safety and weight. How much of this do you carry on an every day tour?

Toilet paper!

That's an awful lot of gear to fit into a 35L pack. Do you really need to schlep all that stuff with you, especially when you are just out for a day tour? When fully loaded with all the gear, clothing and equipment that you out in your pack, how much does it weigh?

Yes a beacon is a great bit of kit, but it should not preclude good mountaineering decisions. Avoid avalanche prone slopes (37 degrees). Be aware of the snow pack - has there been a freeze thaw? Dig an avalanche pit before crossing a suspect slope - rope up. Stick to ridges after a heavy snowfall or a sudden thaw. If there are rocks poking out then you are OK. What noise does the snow make when you are skinning - a squeaky noise or maybe a booming noise? Is there evidence of local small avalanches, maybe even under your feet? ? Has the wind blown the virgin snow to the other side of the mountain creating block snow? If you want to cross aslope look at the run off - if there is a cliff or rocks don't! Lots and lots of indicators. Don't just expect a transceiver to save your life. Remember 1 cubic metre of snow weighs roughly a tonne. Multiply that by half a mountain side and it sets like concrete! Do you really want to be 3 metres down with dislocated limbs and with a mouth full of snow? All of this should be computing in your head. I haven't skinned in the mountains for a very long time, but my advice to you is still relevant. It's not all about fancy gear my friends. Learn your trade and keep safe.

never use: gps, in reach, compass, map, first aid kit {duct tape does it all}, goggles [ sun glasses]. also you need a 3m probe

Good overview thanks

Don't forget the Avalanche Transceiver

Who makes the goggles that mention please?

Excellent presentation and nice to here not just what you bring, but also why you choose the gear you use. Lots of little tips as to why you use a specific type of gear - very helpful to think about how to pack and what will work best for you.

Maybe I missed it but You did not mention an avalanche beacon ?

Hi, thanks for sharing all that info, allways nice to see the different variations in the equipment each rider has. Would you recommend any tech bindings in particular? Freeride use mainly, skinning, some moderate cliff dropping... I came from beast 16, just having dubts between rotation st12 and ion 12. Any advise or recommendation? Why? Wich one have you heard that gives less troubles? Thanks in advance i will apreciate your point of view.

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