The question is irrelevant. And the information provided by the lady is not good as well. I'll explain... *WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION* The weight distribution is what will make you sink more, or less. The larger the surface of the snowshoe, the less you'll sink. This has nothing to do with "modern" or "traditional". You can sink more with a traditional than using a modern one. It all depends on the surface of the snowshoes. SHAPE There are numerous shapes and not two first nations were suing the same shape. For exemple, the ones in dense forest were using the bear paw because it's much smaller, so easier to navigate in the woods. Other nations were using the "traditional" showshoes, as we know them, in less dense forest or plain grounds. TERRAIN Are you going to use them on flat terrain? maintained trails? non-maintained trails? mountain? All this makes a difference. For example, you may need bigger snowshoes, but if in a mountain, those snowshoes will become like skis! So beware.... MSR The lady says she chosen the MSR because of the traction. Those snowshoes are really not great. They're optimal in mountain with not much snow or on maintained trails (in mountain). Other than that, there many other brands and models much better than MSR. IMPORTANT FEATURE The fastening system is important. The ratchet one is nice, but the more parts, the more then chance for a failure. The ones you have to pull hard to then set the hook through a hole are more reliable, but such a pain to deal with! The "belt type", like the one used with the leather bindings is "ok". IMPORTANT DECISION FACTOR the very first thing to know is how much do you weight (be honest!), then add 10% (winter clothing is heavy), and consider the fact that you may also carry a backpack. Then check the manufacturer's specs vs the total weight you've calculated. And don't trust too much the manufacturer's specs. If it says good up to 200lbs, then think 185-190 max. LAST I have probably like 10 pairs of snowshoes, traditional, modern and military. I select the one to use depending on all the above mentionned factors. And if I had to keep only one, it'd probably be a modern one, but a GOOD modern one and not those MSR. My go to are size 10x36 with a good "claw grip" under. They allow me to be at ease on both trails and deep snow. And this having a backpack or not. (I'm 6'2" and football player shape). Many could get away with one size down or even less if you're going to use maintained trails only.

Based on the pointed ears and the short legs, it'd be a Coyote indeed.

Coyote my friend

1- Wearing Cotton, 2-Drinking alcohol, 3- Sitting on a Cold Rock, 4-Getting Feet Wet, 5-Smoking, 6-Not Covering The Head, Neck, Hands, 7-Lying On The Cold Ground, 8-Vomiting,9-Wind,

Who was that handsome guy leaning against the tree ;)

How Did The Patient Did After His Cardiac Arrest Scott Erman USA 🇺🇸

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A so called expert described bears as carnivores- when in fact the majority of their diet is vegetation.They are omnivorous

If you don't have a arrest record. Get a concealed carry permit. And you are allowed to carry in parks

Awesome, thanks for uploading

St amado y Dios poderoso por favor pon tu mano santa y cuidalos

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Imagine passing out while skiing and waking up in the middle of two naked dudes in a tent.

Always enjoyable to watch those NFB shows

The MSR straps are absolute garbage..totally disntigrate after a few years...total junk!

Where was this taken?

We have Two pairs of MSR lightnings. I have the same bindings however and all the straps suddenly disintegrated over the course of Two seasons. The plastic silicone and rubber rot, and you won’t notice it until going out in the cold and they become even more brittle. Replaced the straps only to find the soles disintegrating the same manner, requiring the entire replacement of the bindings. MSR has been unresponsive over the past three years, with Various excuses and now blaming supply chain issues…. Even as they continue selling new snowshoes. Time to go with a different brand because this is just unsafe.

Proud to have served with you .

I had this on VHS tape

HYPOTHERMIA IS VERY SCARY. . I KNOW

who teached this now , I want to re learn all this and the TKD forms from this style

I have a set of atlas that had both heel straps rot and break at the same time. Terrible material. It is irresponsible of the companies to make equipment that could very well compromise someone's life just so they can save a few dimes. There are much better materials that can stand up to the environment the snow shows endure. Imagine dying because of the decision to not give a shit if your product fails someone. It just BS.

Burn Notice brought me here. I didn't know this was real

Cool, I would like to see more of these.

Kick me idol I'm bikers from Philippines

Sir, can I ask the link for session 1 until 5, thank you so much

Where do i go to watch session 1 to 5, sir? Thank you so much

Two things don't keep your pump on the bike.(would get stolen) Secondly equip your helmet with a $1 light using a zip tie for added visibility for you

Thank you. Was it the regular parking area for the main trail? It does seem different. Also, I think that part of the hiking trail would be too steep for the snowshoes. I think that there are cross-country trails in the area. Adjacent to McCrea. Is it where you went?

Thanks, good work! Another use for toting one of my homemade 550 Paracord wristbands!

get a poncho tarp......lighter and multi use....

I'm 46 years old man, I didn't ride any bike before in whole my life , 196 CM tall , 115 KG weight , and I got open heart surgery 5 months ago , so I decided to learn some skills that I missed before I will pass away , so I decided to learn riding bicycle , most of my friends they think I get crazy , but I didn't listen to them , I just follow my passion , so I'm starting to learn and for the first time I'm so happy

Hey man it’s Brandon. The guy who was there buying tents off the same contact. Cheers!

Nice setup!

The best video on the Sam splint, from the man who invented it

Add to the other comment,out of the wind ,and facing the sun,also open his bivy to get the extra moisture to evaporate before he completely zips up

Well, lets see, Paul. He is dressed in layers. He is keeping hydrated. When he stops he puts on a balaclava since heat is lost through the head and neck area. He stops before he is in danger. He uses a multi-layer bag system. He uses chemical heat pads to raise help warm him. He brings his water inside the bag, assuming it will be warmed and require less body heat to warm it when consumed. He removes his cold outer footwear. Wraps himself up snugly in his bag covering his head. That's all I got Paul. Timely video. Thanks.

At 0:50 -- can't make out what you are saying. Maybe I'll bring a ?????? (Also, please 'subscripe' -- you may want to fix that spelling.)

Now that’s a tomato! Yummy! 👍🏼👍🏼

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Good job Codie!!!!

A decade old, and not much has changed, sadly.

This must be early 90's

As a kids growing up in North Central PA, we all knew that when you brushed against "itch weed", that you needed to rub jewel weed on the affected area. Fortunately both plants always seemed to grow in the same areas.

Great explanation

i am getting the apollo pro electric scooter this coming monday and man i cant wait to experience these trails a whole different way.

Always look after the feet good advise

Six HOURS! Golly! What's the problem? Most of the videos on KZbin get the bike-riding tuition done in 6 minutes... ... or 16 at the most, with a slow learner! (genuinely surprised)

Good simple instructions, thanks

God bless you rescue workers 🙏❣️ I have a yellow and black climbing rappelling rescue climbing harness😁✝️