It looks like the top edge of the crampon front points were sharpened. The tip where the top edge and bottom meet looks fairly rounded... do you want that tip to be sharp or is it okay to leave it rounded. It seems like you would want it fairly sharp...

Excellent tips

Very cool video. Very cool trip. Good man.

Hiking in the white mountains in the winter should be banned....

To make it short : keep couple of grenades with you.

Thanks for publishing this! I need advice: My wallet on OKX has some USDT trx, and I have the seed phrase: -clean- -party- -soccer- -advance- -audit- -clean- -evil- -finish -tonight- -involve- -whip- -action-. What’s the best way can I proceed with sending them to Binance?

Awesome Tutorial! The hardest turns are those in steep and slippery terrain where there is already a track but with little to no stand. These techniques are gold in these situations too

Amazing content. Great instructor

I rappel with a grigri so i always lock of one end of the rope at the ring, using a butterfly knot backed up with a carabiner, always confirm that rappel is set on the correct side of the rope.

Love Zoe!

0:33 auto block 1:30 prusik 2:50 klemheist

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Def mount baker about three min in ❤️‍🩹🤙🏼

Quick question… would it help to connect a locking carabiner to the link closer to the anchor point on the other side to reduce friction?

I have same cloves but is different he had 3 different color

This lady is a superhuman for being out there while extremely pregnant

So good to rewatch year after year <3

Are we able to charge these while wearing them? For example, on a 4-6 hour motorcycle ride.

Sucha great instructional and so cool you talked it though while doing it

Very nice and clear instructions, thank you!

I love that video format!

MUCH RESPECT

good vid, well presented; 👍

≈2 gallons of water per day

Years ago-≈2011-2012 after the family moved in-while hiking/exploring the new 79 acre property near the creek and fell in up to my chest in a crevasse-like crack covered/hidden by a weed ‘snowbridge’-I called it a ‘crevasse’ because that’s what it reminded me of. Right after I fell in I was to scared to move-didn’t want to fall in deeper. The creek was up and this man was trying to get to and help me,but he couldn’t. I told Nana-my dog-to go get help. She started to go up the hill and went back to the house to get help-almost like Lassie. I prayed for the Lord to help and protect me and pulled myself out. She was a good dog.

I watch this video once a year! Thank you for your detailed instruction

people don't do crevasse climbing like they do rock climbing do they??

Is that the black butte mt baker?

V1, 2:34

Cool

Why do you use non lockers on the bolts?

Straight to point. Great video! I think many have no idea how to abseil if they loose or even forget to take up their figure 8 etc. We used to also use the good old (but not as much security" "piton brake bar method", especially for canyoning but also for climbing sometimes, remembering when used out of a wet environment the piton can get much hotter than using the krabs like you show. Now you have 60.6K +1 subscribers

Excellent kick turn! I find it easier to make kick turns to the downhill side, yet rarely (never) see people doing this on the ascent. I’m wondering why this is. It’s barely a loss in elevation, and in general feels safer and more energy efficient. Your thoughts?

Reviewing this again. Thanks.

Amazing

I was just searching for a way to roll an engine out of the bed of my truck. Practical science should be a part of every high school curriculum.

her friends never get dehydrated whenever she’s around

Great tutorial

Congrats to Mark and the entire OR team! Can't wait to see the collection in person!

Sick stuff! Abma is a legend for sure

Y E S _this is relevant to my needs_

I want in! 😂

A very easy (though not cheap) way to increase the effeciency of this system is to replace the prussik with some kind of progrews capure pully like a micro traxion, or my beloved edelrid spoc

take a look at Hownot2 tests of those three knots. Just use the prusik, doesnt slip under load. Will not break. ,

I lost my charging cable and the OR website doesn't have replacement. Now what?

Well, if you're in the first part of the pitch, or the climbing rope is stretchy (like when new), or there is just a little slack in the rope - you could easily fall beyond the reach of your tools and the tethers. Then what do you do? Climb up to your tools with your hands? Tricky... Get your belayer to hoist you up to your tools? If he can hear you at all. Tricky... Maybe you can try to hoist yourself up to your tools on prussiks (you will need two)? Tricky... I find your recommendation only to be relevant when climbing single pitch where you can easily abort the climb, and be lowered back to the ground. Climbing multi pitch, I would not recommend this system. Just clip you tethers to your harnes.

In the process of removing ice screws, I recommend placing both ice axes high from the start. Then they are already out of the way, and safe. No risk of bumping into the free axe, and loosing it. Also, if you get a bit pumped in the process, or you struggle at bit taking out the ice screw, it's easy to grab the other tool, and shake out a little. Changing hands on the same tool might get you a bit out of balance. To clean the ice out of the ice screw, personally I would never knock the ice screw on the free axe, and risk knocking the axe out of the ice, and loosing it. Just knock the back of the screw on the hard surface of the ice. If, for some reason, you're really not able to get the ice out of the screw, it's not a disaster. Just rack it on your hanrness, and climb on. You'll get to the belay, and there you can calmly sort it out. You may have to take off your gloves and wrap your hands around the screw in order to warm it up a bit. It might be a bit painful in cold conditions, but you'll see the ice just slides out of the tube.

Allies Colossus Parka When is this parka coming back on the shelves?

No one hikes in a puffy - you get too hot ;)

One of the most real guys out there. Rip