SkiPulk.com Paris Pulk: Cross Country Ski/Snowshoe Gear Sled for Winter Camping, Ultras, Hut Trips

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  • Опубліковано 8 жов 2019
  • The Paris pulk sled has proven to be effective as a gear sled in hundreds of expeditions and trips from the South Pole to the Canadian Rockies. It is vacuum molded from 1/8″ high density polyethylene. Its signature orange color is easy to find in a white out and its wide rims provide torsional rigidity. SkiPulk.com's Paris Pulks make an excellent gear hauling system.
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  • @GT_Racer347
    @GT_Racer347 2 роки тому

    That looks just about as perfect as I could want it! Nice!

  • @alwaysforwardyt
    @alwaysforwardyt 4 роки тому +2

    That pulka looks great.
    l've never used one (l can't wait) but l can already see a way to improve it (hopefully): How about a 'fast release' mechanism for the fins? You may not want to have them on all the time, but you may want to carry them with you and only put them on when the terrain requires so? A fast on-off mechanism would make that possible. Again, l've never ever even seen a pulka in reality so maybe what l'm saying is stupid...

    • @Skipulk
      @Skipulk  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks, Antonio! We don't have that option for the Paris pulk but our Snowclipper and Clipper XL have fins that easily flip down when needed and back up when not needed. You can see the Snowclipper here: ua-cam.com/video/UUd-tpLeBHo/v-deo.html

    • @alwaysforwardyt
      @alwaysforwardyt 4 роки тому +2

      @@Skipulk And l thought l came up with the 'innovation' LOL. Boy what l noob l am! Although l'm working on it ;-)

  • @shadowcastre
    @shadowcastre 9 місяців тому

    What are the cut-outs for on the sides of the sled?

  • @evisapay
    @evisapay 2 роки тому

    where can I buy one ??

  • @coolhawk2003
    @coolhawk2003 2 роки тому

    fins are not the best. should be on the sides with a pin to keep them down or up. never have to use bolts to change from down and up.
    250 usd + tax and fins are extra. ruff