Lol how do you even get in trouble on uk mountains? They are tiny and 2 minutes from the nearest settlement

You can take your mask off brochowski

Great trailer

They declared that guy dead and a minute later he’s a moanin’.

I find parachute goggles a better alternative to ski goggles. Lighter, less bulky, better all round vision.

Very very useful video thank you. Never actually taken a shelter with me before but that looks pretty packable and light. I may just have to invest in one.

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Excellent work. Thanks for being amazing 👏 ❤️

Brilliant informative video! thank you!

Working and travelling in the Scottish Highlands this is what I carry in my car over winter 🥶 Winter Car kit ( All) Car accessories- Box 1 Towing eye for front of car Good Tow rope Good quality Jump Leads Spare 5l screen wash ( -20c) First Aid Kit Tool Kit and large cable ties Silicone WD40 10l Fuel can - flex hose Gloves Tape - Electrical & Duct tape Snow Brush for clearing car Windscreen cover Telescopic metal snow shovel Tyre socks Knife ,Hand axe and Folding saw Warning triangles x 2 Flashing LED strobe lights x2 Orange survival bag Power bank and charging cable Pencil ✏️ and pad Tea light candles Plastic Pee bottle (Winter Tyres fitted to AWD car) Winter Car Kit Food and Drink- Box 2 Flask with Boiling water Water and Juice Snacks - Mars Bars / Cereal Bars / Sweets Gas stove / Spare Gas/ Lighter Plate,Bowl,Insulated Mug,Cutlery Soup/ Pot Noodles Coffee/Milk ( 2 in 1 sachets) Tissues/Toilet Roll / Wipes Personal Belongings Rucksack 40l Hi Vis Jacket Hi Vis Vest Waterproof Jacket & Trousers Fleece Winter Boots & thick socks 🥾 Hat and Gloves Towel Survival bag Sleeping bag Inflatable pillow Head torch x2 Wind up torch Mobile Phone x2 Umbrella Hand warmers

You did not mention avalanche safety gear (beacon, probe, shovel). Was that intentional?

This is what you people train hard for. Thank-you for this so we can watch. I love to see this. Blessings to all from NZ ❤❤

Nice work

I would like to see this stopper know tested against putting the stopper knot on the opposite side. I believe tying the stopper on the other side would be a more secure method. Cheers 🍻

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I just want to say that the trick with a pelvic binder "slider" is an absolutely brilliant idea! I have never seen it done anywhere else. Could you record a demo of it in action, please?

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Good job good video

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Would be interested to know what is in your personal first aid kit. Perhaps another video?

I’d boil to death wearing all that kit. I keep it to 3 layers.

Very good advise thanks for that. N.Z.

These people are BRILLIANT. QUESTION does your places of work pay you especially if you have been called out multiple times in 24hrs. F A VERY INTERESTED PERSON IN N.Z.

Thank you rob

Operating with so much gear on must be hard

What are you mountain rescue guys going to use now LANDROVER have stopped making the REAL Defender.

Really awesome advice. Thanks BMR Rescue team for the educational content👍

Wow, such good work that you do here in the Buxton Mountain Rescue team. ⛑

Well done Mountain rescue! I know what its like to be a casualty. I've been in an ambulance more than once. So good to keep conversation light to reassure casualty. Top marks to you guys, so good to know you're there if or when.

Another good video. Couple of points though. I think you're using too many layers, I use just three proper layers, easier to manage. Gaiters are always a must anytime on the mountains! Also why would anyone wear gaiters over waterproof trousers!?! Anyway great as always to watch such videos, it helps a lot.

Thanks for the really clear presentation. I completed my MS a number of years ago, now going for ML. My kit is evolving all the time and videos like this are great help. Great to have mountain rescue there if needed. A fellow mountaineer. :-)

Fantastic organisation.....but what on earth are you going to do now Landrover have stopped making proper Landrovers......cant ever imagine the Mountain Recue in anything other than a Landrover.

which crag was this ?

Great job guys 👍

Thank you for everything you do!

Great stuff. Just what I needed to hear to remind me should I miss anything out for my mounrain hike. Thank you

So very diffent from what we had at RAF Mountain Rescue Service, RAF Harpur Hill when I was there late 1950s into the 60s. All the vehicales we had were just the trucks that were in general service. That was when I was in my late teens, time flys by so very fast, now at 82. But I didn't stay there for very long, perhaps two years, then got posted to RAF Wellsbourne Mountford, 5003 Airfield Constrution for a few years, then to RAF Stafford. All around, many good times to remember. Just got to learn to spell now.

Informative video. Thanks for sharing.

Good advice guys.

I'd add a PLB (Personal Locator Beacon) a small signaling mirror and something to start a fire. An auxillary external battery pack with a USB cable to your cellphone works well and doesn't take up too much space. Last... it's always wise to inform a friend or family member about when you're leaving/returning and the general route that you'll be taking.

It's an amazing invention.

Interesting video

Amazing video. Thank you for showing us how you work and thank you for saving citizens!

Hi, what litre tupilak pack is that your using please? Thank you

You don't need to carry anything but a cell phone you get in trouble call and someone will bring you hot tea a blanket and a ride home or that's what half the people think I agree with being prepared rely on yourself don't expect rescuers to save you think ahead

Brilliant. I have most of that; I do take up a wee gas cooker to make my own brew (or a bag of charcoal if I'm overnight) Another thing - if it is getting bad, have an escape plan and know when to turn back.

Hi I asked about Buffalo in your rucksack video. Forgive me for repeating the question here. Can you advise about Buffalo eg the special 6. Could it reduce the number of layers required? It allows one to remain warm even if damp???