Thanks for pulling that video and re-editing it. Perfect words to be spoken by an ambassador as yourself, as others do, emphasize avalanche safety, these new sleds take unexperianced riders places that are sketch. You and NXT LVL two best sled channels by far.
Thanks for taken me along for the ride Matt! It’s an adventure just sitting here watching with morning coffee, I “can” imagine what it’s like being in that terrain riding even though I have never done that style of riding feels good. The life long memories you guys are putting together is what life is all about enjoy!! 👍
Your "short track" worked well today. Thank you for sharing all the beautiful Mountains !!!!! Good to see those guys haulin logs out to..................
thank you for re-uploading this video i love so much your video😍 It's just a dream watching your sled ,your skill, Landspace😀So beautiful !!! Take care of you
I guess I was early enough as I had seen it yesterday. Good job Matt in taking it down and ensuring that your “safety talks” was added at the beginning. Like you said ride safe Matt, your dad and the Jerry’s that rides with you 😉. A+++
Trust me, as much as I'd love to, I'm not smart enough or skilled enough to venture into the beautiful scenery up in the clouds you guys get to regularly enjoy. Love the laid back real world content my guy. Less is more and you've absolutely smashed the balance between music, commentary, and the sweet sounds of the sleds hittin the limiter!!! :)
You guys are so lucky to live in a country where its allowed to ride in the mountains. In Norway we have all the snow and mountains in the world but we can only ride in some boring trails and the police chases us with helicopter if we have fun with the snowmobiles. Love your channel :)
Don't remember if I commented yesterday. I thought your comments in the segments were good, but thanks for adding some editorial to the video. To be 100% honest with you, the video came out a little late yesterday and I spend some time looking at the Avalance reports from Avalance CA, and then the video of you going high in the alpine and going over previous avalance areas.
Crazy that you’re not that high. If you were riding where we do, at 2700 meters (9000ish ft) you’d still have trees everywhere. Even at 1800 there wasn’t many. Crazy how different it is. Almost everything we ride is above 9000ft. Even the parking lots are at 7-8000. Awesome country though. We need more snow now. Keep up the good work and be safe out there. Thank you for chiming in about safety. We can never be reminded enough about the dangers that are out there, especially when dealing with avalanches. Needs to be on the mind at all times. You’re outlook really changes when you lose a friend to one.
After watching this amazing video, you definitely made a needed edit to ensure the safety of you and everyone else there and watching your channel. And a great call adding it to the start of the video. It allowed me to keep that in mind as I was watching and could see the risks, past slides, open areas with trees flattened from past slides. It's great knowledge to have watching every single video. You're the man, Matt!!!
I haven't rode a snowmobile in 20 years. When I did I was just ditch banging. It blows my mind watching these videos of guys riding in the mountains. Someday I'd like to take a trip up there and rent a sled and ride with someone who knows what they're doing
I would like you to know as a complete rookie, only been riding a snowmobile for a couple years watching your videos has helped me become less dependant on my shovel and have more ability to use the snowmobile to get myself out of a bind in particular turning the snowmobile on its side to get itself out of the hole. Thank you
What a treat! Felt like I was right along with you. And the no B.S. commentary. Very nice. My idea of a sled is a Flexible Flyer. At 68 yrs old I wouldn't go on that adventure. Thanks. K
You can move the kill switch down between your bars. There's space under the crossover piece, then its protected slightly but still easy to reach, plus you have a tether anyway. Its just a single Philips screw to move it. Had to do that on my Khaos after hitting it one to many times like I've seen happen to you.
Exactly what I did on my rmk. I never touch the key or Killswitch though, always just pull the tether. Gives me a check of the system every time I shut the sled down. Also make it ready to run anytime it's shut off. Pull and go, no thinking if you need to move.
Do you guys do any Avalanche testing? I saw the Intro. with the cover your butt warning, but do you guys stop, dig, test the layers? I love the snow, back country, the fresh lines...but way too many ego's that lose their lives every yr & cost rescuers lives for being reckless. Show us some avalanche precautions.
Those faces are so wind loaded you might consider bringing ice skates next time. After the next good snow there will be slides all over that place. Considering that those glaciers once stretched from those mountain tops a hundred miles all the way to the Columbia river it is amazing that all that is left is a couple hundred feet at the col. They carved the rock of those valleys for 2,600,000 years until 11,700 years ago. You are seeing the very last of them for a very long time.
I figured that there was something in it that needed a change, for what ever reason. And now we know....good call. Ride on brother and slay the day.....
Me too! I'm a want to be has been that never really was. At age 62 with 2 back surgery's and a quadruple coronary bypass under my belt, I don't think I'm going to get any better either. Thank God , and skidoo for my 174×3. It helps make up for my short comings and makes me look like I'm a better rider than I really am. 😉
Yo dude it’s been four years since I last snowmobile and I’m thinking after watching you going back to it I have a 2011 Arctic cat 570 F series do you have any preferences on skis?
My opinion,,, SLP powder pros are the best aftermarket ski there is. Not as good as stock on 174, 175, 3 inch sleds. The keel isn't deep enough and the front end will push. It's the best for all others. Again! Just my opinion.
You should collab with backwoods and develop a signature Polaris bumper that has a brake light inset into the grab bar of the bumper…clean that tunnel up…why Polaris continues to mount a 1985 Chevy brak light in the back of their tunnels is beyond me! Polaris, listen up.
When your foot got caught your footwell was packed full of Snow? A frind of mine did the same only he broke his ankle, , made him a splint and left his sled upside down and rode him out double. He was not laughing. ..
What do you do that makes it possible for you to just take off months at a time to just go snowmobile every single day? I don’t know anybody personally who can do that. I’m so jealous! Even if I personally made that kind of money none of my riding buddy’s could ride EVERY SINGLE DAY! So awesome. Good for you man
Very Nice riding and great Tips on Riding. Now we Know What God Did on his Off Day making the World 🌎. Matt’s favorite place to Ride. Peace Be With You Matty and FreeRider Team
Safety number one. Making home is number one. Awesome that you make a point to focus on safety. Best on the tube thanks for all the content.
My favorite snowmobile channel! Recording lengths from scene to scene is perfect and so nice being able to hear the sleds and not constant music. A+++
Good call on the music. Top shelf production quality every day. I'd say shaming the competition but there is none.
I love this channel it's so fun. Wish I could.
Thanks for pulling that video and re-editing it. Perfect words to be spoken by an ambassador as yourself, as others do, emphasize avalanche safety, these new sleds take unexperianced riders places that are sketch. You and NXT LVL two best sled channels by far.
Proven progression
I’ll say it again. I continue to be blown away by the beauty of this area. Thank you for re-uploading this video.
Stay safe out there 🌲
Jerry #1 wintering in the tree well !!! LOL. Love it.
That was wicked! Please get more footage of snowbikes! So curious to see them side by side with the sleds!
Me too man! They seem to hold there own in the tight trees easy.
But in the open alpine… byeeeeee
best snowmobile youtuber
The scenery we get as sledders in no way can be described to those that have not been there!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for taken me along for the ride Matt! It’s an adventure just sitting here watching with morning coffee, I “can” imagine what it’s like being in that terrain riding even though I have never done that style of riding feels good. The life long memories you guys are putting together is what life is all about enjoy!! 👍
100% THE BEST SLEDDING UA-cam VLOG!! keep up the hard work!
Unbelievable scenery and nice climb to the top! Man the wind was wicked up there. Thanks for the adventure.
Your "short track" worked well today. Thank you for sharing all the beautiful Mountains !!!!! Good to see those guys haulin logs out to..................
thank you for re-uploading this video
i love so much your video😍
It's just a dream watching your sled ,your skill, Landspace😀So beautiful !!!
Take care of you
I guess I was early enough as I had seen it yesterday. Good job Matt in taking it down and ensuring that your “safety talks” was added at the beginning. Like you said ride safe Matt, your dad and the Jerry’s that rides with you 😉.
A+++
Dude, thanks for adding that blurb about avy danger at the beginning!
Trust me, as much as I'd love to, I'm not smart enough or skilled enough to venture into the beautiful scenery up in the clouds you guys get to regularly enjoy. Love the laid back real world content my guy. Less is more and you've absolutely smashed the balance between music, commentary, and the sweet sounds of the sleds hittin the limiter!!! :)
You guys are so lucky to live in a country where its allowed to ride in the mountains. In Norway we have all the snow and mountains in the world but we can only ride in some boring trails and the police chases us with helicopter if we have fun with the snowmobiles. Love your channel :)
Sverige, der har vi mulighet, kanskje noe å tenke på.😃
Don't remember if I commented yesterday. I thought your comments in the segments were good, but thanks for adding some editorial to the video. To be 100% honest with you, the video came out a little late yesterday and I spend some time looking at the Avalance reports from Avalance CA, and then the video of you going high in the alpine and going over previous avalance areas.
A re-upload? I'll have to watch the entire thing again in case he added more than just a preamble
no just the bit at the start
lol re watching just to make sure :P
Crazy that you’re not that high. If you were riding where we do, at 2700 meters (9000ish ft) you’d still have trees everywhere. Even at 1800 there wasn’t many. Crazy how different it is. Almost everything we ride is above 9000ft. Even the parking lots are at 7-8000. Awesome country though. We need more snow now. Keep up the good work and be safe out there.
Thank you for chiming in about safety. We can never be reminded enough about the dangers that are out there, especially when dealing with avalanches. Needs to be on the mind at all times. You’re outlook really changes when you lose a friend to one.
After watching this amazing video, you definitely made a needed edit to ensure the safety of you and everyone else there and watching your channel. And a great call adding it to the start of the video. It allowed me to keep that in mind as I was watching and could see the risks, past slides, open areas with trees flattened from past slides. It's great knowledge to have watching every single video. You're the man, Matt!!!
Stunning views. Thanks for the great editing and work to let us come along for the ride!
Great video awesome country!! Makes me miss Kodiak, AK riding!!
thank god for your channel! nothing else is even in the same arena! Im hooked
"God"
I haven't rode a snowmobile in 20 years. When I did I was just ditch banging. It blows my mind watching these videos of guys riding in the mountains. Someday I'd like to take a trip up there and rent a sled and ride with someone who knows what they're doing
I would like you to know as a complete rookie, only been riding a snowmobile for a couple years watching your videos has helped me become less dependant on my shovel and have more ability to use the snowmobile to get myself out of a bind in particular turning the snowmobile on its side to get itself out of the hole. Thank you
What a treat! Felt like I was right along with you. And the no B.S. commentary. Very nice. My idea of a sled is a Flexible Flyer. At 68 yrs old I wouldn't go on that adventure. Thanks. K
This would definitely be on the top of my bucket list.
You can move the kill switch down between your bars. There's space under the crossover piece, then its protected slightly but still easy to reach, plus you have a tether anyway. Its just a single Philips screw to move it. Had to do that on my Khaos after hitting it one to many times like I've seen happen to you.
Exactly what I did on my rmk. I never touch the key or Killswitch though, always just pull the tether. Gives me a check of the system every time I shut the sled down.
Also make it ready to run anytime it's shut off. Pull and go, no thinking if you need to move.
So beautyful up on highmark with the wind and snow blowing around. Then you feel alive
Do you guys do any Avalanche testing? I saw the Intro. with the cover your butt warning, but do you guys stop, dig, test the layers? I love the snow, back country, the fresh lines...but way too many ego's that lose their lives every yr & cost rescuers lives for being reckless. Show us some avalanche precautions.
Mt thoughts exactly
Top o the world Ma!!! Nice! What a great, and relatively safe opportunity to get so high up. Kudos!
Awesome video, nice to see a snowbike in the mix🤙lookin good ontario😜
good overturns (rollovers) in this vid!! nice to see no one get hurt or injured. what a blast to watch.👍👍👍
Those faces are so wind loaded you might consider bringing ice skates next time. After the next good snow there will be slides all over that place.
Considering that those glaciers once stretched from those mountain tops a hundred miles all the way to the Columbia river it is amazing that all that is left is a couple hundred feet at the col. They carved the rock of those valleys for 2,600,000 years until 11,700 years ago. You are seeing the very last of them for a very long time.
What an adventure! One of your best videos yet!
Keep up the good videos. Makes we want to get out next year myself.
Did u always upload in 4k? Video looks amazing :)
Tree wells look like foxholes! Beautiful videography! Beautiful sledding! We enjoy the drainage videos! Enjoy the technical side of it.
That snow bike looked like it got around good with you guys
Wow that was existing to watch . Thanks for making absolutely amazing videos
What do you use for riding gear? Aside from all your camera stuff
I figured that there was something in it that needed a change, for what ever reason. And now we know....good call. Ride on brother and slay the day.....
That looked like a fun day. Great Vid 🤙🤙🤙
Sick. When it looks steep on a go pro. We'll done fellas.
I’d change the title to: crazy where a pro on a snowmobile can get to! Insane vids as always you’re a beast brother keep it up!!
Not seeing your vids, for a whole day seemed like eternity!
You need to get an elastic band or a hair tie on that kill switch.. looks like a really fun area
It looked like you were on top of the world, kinda scary!
We always wrapped rubber bands in under the kill switch…that way you press it and it pops back up and sometimes that can prevent your circumstance…
Really beautiful view at 11:58
Such good videos man keep it up radddd!!!!
Beautiful terrain, yewwwwww
Well said Matt. Glad you are all ok!
That's why I roll my kill switch 45 degree forward. Not sure if it's the safest idea but never fails. Ride safe!
hes good on the throttle during a climb. not killing the motor for no reason,
This is great stuff dude.
was this the same zone as day 5o I think it was last year, was watching that yesterday thinking you should go back
Jerry #1 will always be my number 1 👍💪
what elevation was that at the top?
im from Greenland and would like to ride that area, is there anywhere its possible to rent sleds?
I don’t even snowmobile and enjoy watching your videos🤟🏻
you're sure riding that Polaris a lot lately. I think you're convinced.
Good video your my favorite snowmobiler on UA-cam. You should be a sledneck
Sketchy. Reminds me of riding up to the top of Baker.
Guess I was early haha, had already seen the original video! Bummer, was looking forward to a new one lol!
Was your machine part of the Stop Ride recall from Polaris?
This makes me realize how much I suck at riding!
Me too! I'm a want to be has been that never really was. At age 62 with 2 back surgery's and a quadruple coronary bypass under my belt, I don't think I'm going to get any better either. Thank God , and skidoo for my 174×3. It helps make up for my short comings and makes me look like I'm a better rider than I really am. 😉
crunchy snow up their
You don't Fool with Mother Nature 👍🇺🇸👍🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️
I love you vid’s
I was going to say i watched this and tried to watch it again yesterday and it was removed haha i knee somethin was up 👍
Its impressive how well your dad can ride. If I could ride half as good as him.
Talk about windy!! Holy shit! Can’t believe nobody else commented. I thought the snowmobile was going to blow down the other side of the mountain!
Certifiable!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Yo dude it’s been four years since I last snowmobile and I’m thinking after watching you going back to it I have a 2011 Arctic cat 570 F series do you have any preferences on skis?
My opinion,,, SLP powder pros are the best aftermarket ski there is. Not as good as stock on 174, 175, 3 inch sleds. The keel isn't deep enough and the front end will push. It's the best for all others. Again! Just my opinion.
that turbo flutter god damn
Keep it up
Hey are you gonna take your sled in to get it fixed?? Or are you still gonna send it braaah
They all look like trails, I’m lost already.
WOW, good times!! 🤙😎
what are you guys using for radio's?
You should collab with backwoods and develop a signature Polaris bumper that has a brake light inset into the grab bar of the bumper…clean that tunnel up…why Polaris continues to mount a 1985 Chevy brak light in the back of their tunnels is beyond me! Polaris, listen up.
Interesting idea!
Is there any way to get that noise out of the videos??
This is what I dream about 😍 Jesus Christ top notch as always 👍
When your foot got caught your footwell was packed full of Snow? A frind of mine did the same only he broke his ankle, , made him a splint and left his sled upside down and rode him out double. He was not laughing. ..
What does your friend think of the snow bike kit?
Any day you ride a Polaris and you make it back without it blowing up is a good day
Do you guys get many skiers up there in Revelstoke
On sleds
Are you using a GoPro 9 hero???
what's the name of the song playing at the start of the video ?
How do you guys not ran off of gas i dont know much about snowmobile
I'm sure your pretty dang sore the day after one of those trips!
Awesome! Just Awesome….
What do you do that makes it possible for you to just take off months at a time to just go snowmobile every single day? I don’t know anybody personally who can do that. I’m so jealous! Even if I personally made that kind of money none of my riding buddy’s could ride EVERY SINGLE DAY! So awesome. Good for you man
His dad owns a construction comp and he works really hard for his fun!
Very Nice riding and great Tips on Riding. Now we Know What God Did on his Off Day making the World 🌎. Matt’s favorite place to Ride. Peace Be With You Matty and FreeRider Team
Do you store gas cans halfway somewhere? I can’t imagine all that riding on 1 tank of gas.
Awesome!
bbq
the brand is used on land , ocean and snow
Where is this