Is This My Last Day? | A TRIP I NEVER FORGET

[@alpinweiss]

Suddenly, a wild Finnish guy appeared riding a bear and asked for the nearest sauna.

[@viljaminuutinen8914]

Yep

[@viljaminuutinen8914]

Xdd

[@ok-eq3kh]

kylä

[@tatudatu]

Bro that's right

[@antsa_rl5691]

SUOMI

[@TheSock]

Its doesnt help this guys only 2 speeds are 1. Not moving 2. Full balls

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Haha love it💯🙌

[@petecanning290]

funniest thing I've seen all day @Leonard Miles

[@TeamOdiffat]

At 4:04 he was going a bit slow and got stuck

[@Darkwingduck94]

Hes rideing a 134" track there is no going slow in pow with a baby track

[@leekoauto]

on/off throttle

[@dedelabinouze5110]

Going out riding in the middle of the backcountry, at night, alone, on a new, unknown path. I mean come on man

[@lorantkovacs1556]

And then you say, you dont want to take any risks hurting yourself. This didnt make sense.

[@wahidtrynaheghugh260]

“Here’s where I made the wrong decision.” You made the wrong decision when you decided to go out by yourself.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

That’s true🙌

[@WarmSidePillow]

I live in Quebec some night in winter , The temp drop to -30C even -40c. I never ever leave the traill when i am alone. At -40 if you are lost , you are pretty sure to die.

[@coreylutz8617]

Several things: first always bring a GPS/phone equipped with one (and always bring phone for sure), second I don't know if you had a shovel or not, but definitely recommend it to cut back on energy wasted on digging when stuck. Third, at night NEVER take useless risks even if your tempted to do so in order to get back home quicker, take the safest known route back home. Fourth, bring a small emergency survival kit with you. You never know when you'll get stranded or hurt. Fifth, I understand you don't always have someone to ride with, but whenever possible bring a riding buddy along. Lastly and most importantly use common sense at all times (ex: if doing night riding make sure your machine's light works lol). That's my recommendations for today, there plenty more but for your particular experience I wanted to share these based on what I saw!

[@zpeos5713]

I don't think he was going to ride alot that night as he said "training" so a quick trip ended in a long trip

[@coreylutz8617]

@@zpeos5713 This is true, but none of the things I mentioned are hard to carry, for me, I have a tunnel bag that I just put on my Ski-Doo by default whenever I go riding whether it's a long trip or a quick run, and it contains the basic things in it that I mentioned initially other than my phone. The things I mentioned should/can be default things to take in consideration/bring along regardless of length of ride :)

[@tfoxfamtfoxrules4875]

Did u not read the captions he said he had no signal until a sertain part of the vid 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@coreylutz8617]

@@tfoxfamtfoxrules4875 I did read, it doesn't change anything to what I said. GPS signal will still work, and if cell service is out of range, at least there's a chance you can get some at one point or another (as he did in the video). Better to have the cell than not to have one.

[@homechannel4933]

Corey Lutz or beacon

[@stuntfreaksteam]

Huh That was scary! Good that you made it!

[@emils6734]

Mitä ukot

[@mirogg6279]

Ok

[@BigJ3832]

Oon Joona. Eli Annan poika. Anna on siis mu äiti ja motorenkaas töis

[@sipe1003]

@@emils6734 hyvää joulua

[@mototoad1242]

Stunt freaks! Lemme riper the gixer dirtbike!

[@lividrise4849]

Legend has it that he’s still out there...

[@crab4215]

RI ce i saw him in there yesterday

[@randymcleod8670]

Lol

[@Boqxx]

14:47 say that again?

[@imwaytoohigh7510]

On one tank of gas...🤣 oh wait.. let me dig my self in right here. Than I realized I was already home..

[@JokerKnives]

@@Boqxx tell me more about this mission of yours, trying to kill every joke you come across. i'm intrigued.

[@ktmkuski]

Damn bro nobody should never ride alone in the woods

[@megaice1030]

IRPANA 520 Especially at night...

[@ktmkuski]

@@megaice1030 yeah

[@lim592]

Yesbro

[@stephenquinn729]

And it was at night to some sketchy stuff

[@awdteam9929]

I ride my lada niva nobody can come

[@Meddes]

Looks straight from a horror movie :D

[@tarjeimjaland5655]

Know

[@twististar8594]

I see a lot of hate and people telling him what to do but Plain and simple I'm sure he knew all the stuff your trying to tell him his is a good rider with a fair amount of skill put were humans and humans make mistakes

[@bigsie1572]

I did that

[@buck19]

Survival 101, dont go in the woods without a compass. Its not a mistake when youre being a dumbass

[@oppenfarms971]

People make mistakes just happens I'm sure you've made wrong choices before

[@backcountryshitok]

Going down hill in reverse is the most retarded thing . You lose all control. Keep the machine in forward stay in control

[@dirtrider88]

sure people make mistakes but he made a LOT of mistakes. 137 inch track, no headlight, in the mountains, by himself, at night, no one knows where his is. Im sure theres other major mistakes Im missing.

[@SpecSOnYoutube]

Lmao 9:09 “Snowmobile you go first, make sure its safe.”

[@bswiat1756]

Dreadz Gaming 😂

[@bswiat1756]

Dreadz Gaming also like 10:26

[@SpecSOnYoutube]

Lux_ Bswiat That’s even better! 😂😂😂

[@TheCaptivesfree]

mountain sled for sale, lightly used lol

[@jacob_joseph37]

TheCaptivesfree I’m interested

[@jacob_joseph37]

I have one for sale too

[@jacob_joseph37]

I might buy it it depends on the manufacturer and year and miles

[@TheCaptivesfree]

@@jacob_joseph37 it's a joke... if this guy was trying to sell his sled...woukd his ad read like this...

[@jacobb791]

@@TheCaptivesfree he actually believe you lol

[@sonny9546]

why not connect an auxiliary light on the snowmobile? battery headlamps are unreliable

[@themoistproductions2533]

Or just, leave the lights that came on the sled?

[@635x37]

@@themoistproductions2533 they broke he said

[@DangRoss]

Headlights are not very useful when they are pointed in the sky half the time

[@DILLNAR]

Been caught in a storm crossing a small Lake that I've crossed a million times before and couldn't see a thing, Got lost and almost ended up in open water doing about 40km\h. That was scary

[@bendover245]

My first time water skipping

[@DILLNAR]

@Bill Williams it's no joke.

[@falensutch9804]

Last month my dad and I went over a lake up in Maine in the middle of the night because my thumb warmer stopped working and i was freezing. And we ended up breaking through the ice and going in, we were able to get out and luckily i had my phone and was barley about to reach 911. But luckily after two hours they got us and we were treated for hypothermia. Scariest night of my life, but i still love snowmobiling.

[@sinkinisersquad2859]

The sad thing is, idk how fast 40kph is on a sled cause even tho I’m in Canada the speedometer is in miles not kilos so idk, I’m so used to using metric and imperial so I always get mixed up but I usually use kilos for speed, just not on sleds, idk why, I’ve lived in Canada my whole life but used imperial and metric measurements of anything my whole life, like temperature of anything but weather is Fahrenheit and weather temp is Celsius, idk why but water, food, body, I know it as Fahrenheit but weather is Celsius, for speed it’s kilos except for snowmobiles, quad, side by side, car, are all kilos, measurements like length are both, construction it’s more so inches and feet but use both, distances from place to place, using Meters and kilos, measuring liquid, litres and mL

[@slightlymodified2849]

I can imagine panicking was big factor here ..

[@bonecollectingoutdoors9667]

First night ride after you buy that headlight delete kit to loose 20 pounds on your sled😂😂

[@carterfarrell498]

ya i was going to say that headlight deletes are fun to ride at night arent they

[@twostrokeproductions757]

More like 5 pounds

[@motorsportfilms4771]

@@carterfarrell498he actually hit a tree earlier that day and his headlights went out

[@Coaltrain87.]

Why wouldn't you go back the way you came?

[@hesjevoll]

95cumminsman yea right lift the snow mobile at the skies and turn IT around 👍🏻👌🏼👏🏻

[@hesjevoll]

Josh Frank oooook

[@Coaltrain87.]

@@hesjevoll you can see his trail numerous times you twat turn the fucking thing around

[@hesjevoll]

95cumminsman maby

[@hesjevoll]

95cumminsman and i know it ways 200 kg but he can lift half of the slead its a littel more effort to turn it but yea he tried to drive it around butt why did he continiue to go fhuter away

[@jsboening]

Does that sled have a throttle or just an on off switch

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Haha dead😂

[@sdot40k]

Lmao

[@likebutton3136]

Damn if you fell in a tree well or something they wouldn't have found you till mid spring.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

That is the sad part. Lucky for me I made it. And I've learn my lesson

[@mjackdooley9053]

To realize steepness while watching GoPro footage is: pause the vid, put your phone sideways, and tilt your phone until the terrain is flat. Then look at the angle on your phone and that’s how steep something is. Like this please to spread the word!

[@cubingwithcarl4572]

Mjackdooley thx

[@kobedunkz2098]

"At this point I didn't know where I was..." follow your damn track back and take the right route

[@Haipee910]

Ye its easy to comment that, theres snowing and wind and fucking much snow and for all that shit the fucking snowmobile weighs 250kg. U think its easy just turn the fucking thing around and go the same way back? And when there snowed the track got covered by snow so its better just drive forward and hope to find way to home

[@maxlancaster665]

1) It wasn’t snowing, or if it was it surely wasn’t enough to cover the trail. 2) snowmobiled leave deep and easy to see trails in powder. 3) there was no wind at all this is a dense forrest. He could have done a u turn around a tree and went back the way he came

[@ashtonhoyo9450]

Yeah you can see that he tried taking a different route on this video, he could’ve easily took the trail back.

[@smiley847]

@@Haipee910 you're a legit idiot

[@Haipee910]

@@smiley847 good to comment that 1 yr later bitch, i assume you have never been in a situation like that in the video and you dont know shit about snowmobiling

[@triplec3659]

Maybe back track? I got hung up crossing a small stream at night 1 hour north of Cochrane Ontario in back country tree riding. Half of my back end was in the water. It was crazy! I eventually crawled back to the trail mostly beaten down and walked to camp, it took me two hours to walk back and I was wet and it was approximately-15 Fahrenheit. I was glad to get back, my buddies were pissed two ways drunk and at me. 😅😅 Never can be to safe.

[@Broknex]

Man, I felt the tension! So well edited. Was like I was there with you! A lesson well learned, I guess. Glad you made it out. Cheers fro Alaska!

[@kuzin05]

I have watched this numerous times. Never gets old. Lucky man right here.

[@brenthammer3112]

What an amazing awesome ride of a lifetime and now you know why we take chances it makes us smarter and stronger. I have been a boon docker for 48 years there was not any trail systems in place we were the pioneers. Thank you for sharing. And just so some of you know headlights on a snow mobile at night boon docking never work and can be a henderance no headlights good. Helmet lites work the best you can see where ever you look. Glad you are able to tell your storie and educate other's

[@aukanmeister]

Brent Hammer Happy to see someone else who is not judgemental. A lot of people in the comments feel the need to educate this man on something he clearly gained experience from, and had the balls to share!

[@Some_person.]

I was on the edge of my seat the whole video

[@rileysanville1187]

Aidan Dunn he was too 😂

[@boondocker1219]

Very scary situation my brother and I had a similar experience a few years back it wasn’t at night but we had are selfs in a bad spot and had one hell of a time getting back out it took us several hours but we made. It does make you think always ride smart glad you made it out

[@variator7466]

The thing with these adventures is that it just feels soooo incredible good to get back home afterwards. Been there, done that a couple of times. I especially remember one time with my dad before we even had cell phones. It was a pretty bad situation but yet I'm happy to have the experience. Now when I think about it, it's clear to me where I've got my poor judgement from.

[@jovittheinnocent4223]

Anyone's heart start pumping when something started barking? Like oh shit son

[@assaulth3ro911]

Honestly, if that's bear country I'd be armed. I'd also carry flares. But then again, there are a lot of things I'd be carrying including a GPS beacon and phone.

[@bassackwards6184]

I live in the mountains of BC. I've mounatin bike, dirt bike and hike by myself for years, but I never sled alone. Snow is a whole other beast. If you break down it take an hour to cover what a sled can do in 20 seconds, not to mention sweating like crazy then freezing. Never ride alone, have a headlamp incase your headlights crap out and have back up batteries.

[@Snickers754]

To the people saying why cant he just follow his trial: if he crossed paths with his trials at all it would make it extremely difficult to find your way back

[@mogul8974]

Still better than getting lost as shit

[@mikeznel6048]

Not really. Especially in fresh deep snow. Its pretty easy to ell what direction you come from.

[@Edwin-mh6jf]

Never ever ride off trail when it’s dark out all by your self and you shouldn’t ether take the risks but you mad it home and that’s good 😁☺️😊

[@falkenssonsproduction]

I learned that the Hard way 😅

[@Erpiiix]

Your vid apparently went trending in Finland since there are several finnish comments within last 2 hours lol

[@arttuleppanen8706]

Yes

[@zerbba]

On

[@villebemari9609]

Perkele

[@ju47.]

Näi o

[@el-merigamer6956]

suomi

[@solidbutterproductions]

I found this video a few years ago, and it's always been in the back of my mind I'm so glad I found it again

[@Some_person.]

You’re one brave person, I give you credit

[@matthewglover9721]

1. You have the best/worst instincts I've ever seen 2. You have some sick riding ability. 3. Litterally had my heart pumping the entire video.

[@EvanCaron]

My back hurts just watching this😆 your wild! Been there though many times, solo riding at night should never be done... but i still do

[@Comara]

Har varit med om liknande! Är fan inge roligt! Man tänkte många gånger!! VAD I HELA HELVETTE SKULLE JAG HIT Å GÖRA

[@yamahayz9227]

The sled only weigh about 200kg, Just turn it around and follow the track back.

[@juhorantakangas]

YamahaYZ he is riding a short track so you can't just follow the tracks he made earlier

[@mtadams2009]

I made a mistake a couple of years ago. I went mt biking something I do often on my property. I was only going to ride for a half hour or so. I did something I had never done, I went without my camelback, night lights or cell phone. I started to have a great time so I kept riding. I was heading home and my tire let go. Lets just say it was a long walk in the pitch dark. I still ride alone at night but never without tools, water, cell phone and night light. Take care have fun be safe.

[@carverstancy1795]

Headlight deletes aren’t as cool as you think

[@nsa6790]

Never understood why people do them. I get if halogens dont look good but seriously go buy a 30$ led kit. It looks good and will save your ass.

[@sveinungnisi6284]

He said in the video that the headlights were broken the day before

[@sveinungnisi6284]

8:15

[@TheAtomicChicken]

just a tip if you ever get lost riding you can always fallow the sled tracks back to an area you know and if the weathers bad enough to fully cover the tracks then ride with someone/don't ride at all

[@alx12345]

Oh man, i knkw the feeling, happend to me quite often in dark, even walked back twice, worst one was one of those "trap", i felt over, like, 8 meters or so, sled first then me over it, was hurt but not injured

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Holy shit! I'm glad you're OK. It's very easy to get lost in the dark. Take care man!

[@alx12345]

@@falkenssonsproduction Ay, but that drop was during daytime with completely covered sky, when there is no shadow or visible relief on snow, it was looking flat untill it was already too late lol. You too take care

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Well I know that feeling. Thousands thoughts passing by.

[@Conman-xc8px]

So for those of u who are saying oh just turn around and follow the tracks back. He couldn’t. In fact at 7:35 he mentions again how he just needs to find a spot to get enough speed to climb back up and do that very thing. But as he also mentioned he was on a 137 and the snow we very deep and the winds were picking up.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Thanks, you are actually the first one to noticing that 🤘🙏

[@edabergenudd5440]

Nej fy fan jag hade dött, jag hade lagt mig i snön och väntat på hjälp. Herregud, vilken förebild du är👌🏻👌🏻

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Jo men det är alldeles för kallt för att ligga still ett längre tag. Tack för det 🙏🙌

[@Otterzdub]

This is testament as to why you dont ride alone ever it dont matter if you are the best in the world or you have been riding the area your entire life you never know what will happen glad your safe man

[@ZNITO625]

Even though this is quite a scary experience, its quite interesting to see how you reacted during this situation. Almost like your survival instict took over as you started to panic, making the most reasonable decisions. Ive also been in a simular situation Only that i had a 1993 440 polaris with short track and 15mm lugs. Not only was it a useless machine in deep snow, it also was boggy. I followed a some snowmobile tracks in the snow, since i was exploring a new part of an area that i know quite well. As i followed the tracks, they suddenly disapeared so i decided to follow the direction they were going/coming from. That was my mistake as i ended up in a steep hill with alot of trees, rocks and deep snow. As i started to panic my survival insticts took over and i somehow got out of that situation. I had to break down slim trees and use them as sort of a bridge, and just hold the throttle wide and hope for the best. It took me about 5 hours to get out. Fortunatly there was a lake at the bottom that i followed all the way to a road.

[@patgenier1965]

Thanks for posting the vid. Now thats reality tv for sure. Glad you made it out and were able to share so we can all think about it if we decide to go out solo...

[@micahm6269]

This my friends is why you never go alone

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Great example

[@j.wildoutdoors8483]

ive been exactly there before, only difference was my headlights worked. just have to see what's around that one last turn. what a roller-coaster of emotions though eh. like panic, dread, fear, happiness, excitement, just so many ups and downs. after i did this twice i bought myself an inreach device and carry that all the time with me. hasn't saved me yet but if/when it does ill be glad i had it.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Bro, glad to hear you are okay. We learn from our mistakes 🙏

[@j.wildoutdoors8483]

@@falkenssonsproduction yup. But man, having only your head lamp that was even going out. That's next level lost

[@mattandkatchristie2552]

I done this last winter!!! I WAS SO SCARED.. thought i was done

[@jacob_joseph37]

For all the people saying it’s an arctic cat go to 3:38 it’s obviously a lynx boondocker 850

[@R-PVs]

What sound was at the moment when it said "did you hear that"? Some animal or? And doesn't your sled have lights or are they broke? Sorry if this is a stupid question, dont know much bout sleds. And good that you made it! That was some sketchy shit right there

[@Timw291]

I think the sound came from an animal and at one point he said that his lights from the sled broke the day before and thats why he had the had lamp ;)

[@R-PVs]

@@Timw291 ah okay thanks mate, guess i missed him say that.

[@magnusmoe7589]

Svampkungen 👉🏻 8:16

[@rockycalliou3593]

Don’t blame you I don’t know much about sleds

[@jnetwork7159]

You should get some experience with winter tenting (if you don't have already) and start carrying a worst case scenario kit with you. Mine includes a full tent, weeks worth of food, -40 bag, wet matches, dry kindling, flares etc. Often I'll go up for a few days, find a nice bivy site and set up, mark that on my GPS and go ride. That setup I have a small wood stove which heats my tent nice. But when day riding you can strip it down to essentials if needed.

[@joelpyy446]

And people say its not a sport

[@jacob_joseph37]

Joel Pyy yeah I HATE when people say all you do is sit on a seat and push the throttle

[@joelpyy446]

@@jacob_joseph37 same but with motocross like no wtf

[@LonerNomad]

It's not a sport.

[@jacob_joseph37]

Joel Pyy yeah same I race dirtbikes and people say it’s sooo easy

[@jacob_joseph37]

LonerNomad it IS a sport and you ARE an idiot

[@dajimmerproductions8528]

Should’ve just turned around and followed your tracks back, and riding in the dark with no working light on your sled and riding by yourself, probably not the best idea.😂 Glad you made it back!!!! Legend has it, he lives to ride another day!

[@jesstaylor6574]

First thing I do... shut my sled off, calm my mind!! and retrace my steps! But seriously Wtf@ 2:58?? Nope no thank you! I’d be WOT back to the truck..

[@jaybird-oi1te]

My heart was pounding and I’m very happy you made it gone safe. I had my sled break down on me out at the lake I had to walk home across the lake at 4 o’clock in the morning, no we are near as dangerous as this.

[@Sam_VTRALLY]

You got all my respect bro ✊

[@mfk12340]

The most important thing I own and carry with me whenever I go into backcountry is an plb. And usually I'll have two devices capable of calling for rescue. An inreach and my plb. It's just that little bit of extra security.

[@lexlightening5833]

Imagine doing that shit with horse and sleigh :) glad your ok man.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Wtf man😂 I'm glad to be here today

[@randyscott8660]

A horse would know his way home

[@igorchepil5585]

Randy BRUH😆

[@nivedlaxsea8114]

So glad you made it out ok. This video was put together really well. Considering it was all raw footage and text on the screen you did an awesome job story telling.

[@xaysxo]

I don’t want to hurt myself yeets the snowmobile

[@Ponyboy_Yeeyee]

He probably hurt his wallet 😂

[@matthewjensen9550]

Poor snowmobile 😭💔

[@jacob_joseph37]

Matthew Jensen it doesn’t hurt it when it lands in that much snow

[@jacob_joseph37]

Yeah it could’ve caved in and he would’ve flipped the snowmobile

[@sicarii_Tactica]

Mother nature is dangerously beautiful

[@VanekLarson]

Why at night though

[@danielware4316]

Ride when you can. Some people work really weird hours.

[@bodieburton6122]

I go night riding all the time

[@jeremiahjohnson6971]

Why not but he was not prepared at all

[@juhorantakangas]

Well prolly cos it's fun

[@peltomies6975]

During winter here in nordic countries it is dark from 3pm to 11am

[@GixxerKris]

Brother you damn sure made me and a lot of other riders put ourselves in your helmet that night. Shit after a few min I felt like I was there! I even swore at the screen a few times when you were pinned trying to get unstuck, lol, like my yelling would somehow help you get it moving lol. That was a really really cool video bro. You a bad ass for sure, just a bad ass who learned a lesson lol. Good shit!!!

[@yfz-ky1yd]

Head lights work well too!

[@falkenssonsproduction]

They broke earlier that day

[@heltahskeltah6464]

Glad in the end you made it home SAFELY. Wow you no what brother i used to do those Beautiful night rides you wake up at 2-3 am np reason see it nice out a bit of snow falling the moon light AWESOME. Then one night i was out on a regional registered trail system not flying at all and out of know where a DEER jumped right in front i swerved and just got the tip of my ski on a tree but did a heck of a lot of damage good thing i was only about a mile and a half from home and was able to make it but since then any night rides always have 2 sleds and we also now use long range walkie talkies. Ride hard Ride safe.

[@Emilgoransson]

Kollade hela bara för man känner igen domdär situationerna då ravinerna ligger neråt och enda vägen hem är ju sen uppåt 😊 dock aldrig helt själv och lär aldrig hända heller. Skönt att det gick bra

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Jo vi alla lyckas hamna i liknande situationer men tur att det går bra dom gångerna man är själv!🙌

[@ducc3430]

I'm a skier and honestly until the whole getting lost and stuck part this video really made riding a snowmobile look fun, I'm gonna have to give it a try some time

[@jamtlanning7203]

ah fyfan. Tur att det löste sig, och att inget mer gick fel. Grymt kört trots stressen!

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Ja verkligen. Inget man vill göra om. Tack så mycket!

[@mrzjohnson4]

I once was lost in the arctic circle for 14 hours. Not on a sled, but in similar conditions and poorly equipped. A crazy story Edit: actually in northern Sweden which I guess is where you are

[@handrias001]

i live in deep forrest, its not sary....dont be like stranger, feel it...be part of it, or it will kill you...or teache a lesson.

[@youtubechangedmyname]

In the cold , getting tired , disoriented...deeper snow, gas doesn't last forever ....frustrated....the list goes on

[@Gchupp]

Does it not teach spelling ?

[@youtubechangedmyname]

@@handrias001 Are you ?

[@youtubechangedmyname]

@@suomiswagmodz5009 Ok sure make a fire , burn your sled if you have too I get it. But a fire goes out bud once the fuel is burned up .So then try finding dry wood in the snow to refuel before someone finds you.. 👌 Not saying its impossible to survive, but its still a bad situation to be in, esp for some people without outdoorsmen skills. We can all be keyboard warriors saying what you would do, but until you are in that situation you honestly don't know how you would react.

[@justingrimberg90]

It’s pretty impressive what snowmobiles can handle. The maneuverability of that thing was phenomenal

[@jimizmat1144]

When in doubt, ghostride sled down the hill. Best video ever, I'm surprised you're smart enough to post it. Hope you sold that thing and never rode again.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

I think it’s fine

[@williamgray8664]

If you ride in places like this, you should know how to build a quick shelter and such. I once camped under my sled because I didnt know where I was and I was far enough away from anywhere.woke up and rode out and went to the closest store for a coffee haha

[@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth]

Time I clicked on this video (it was recommended to me). I was thinking “who goes out in the dark on a mountain with massive snow everywhere?” 🤔 Then common sense clicked in. Only foolish people do stupid things! 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@mikmaccc]

always night ride in a area you know extremely well... know where every single drop and draw goes if your going to take it... also have battery banks and extra headlamp batteries plugged into them, as well as emergency food, and let ppl know where you are going.... looks like you need some riding buddies that are down to night ride as well.. its fun as hell but man im glad you made it out unharmed.

[@cuddy9215]

I’m surprised more riders don’t carry a come along winch. It could literally save your life

[@midwestbd7144]

That’s a lot of weight to carry around, never been in a situation where a come along would have worked.

[@dirtrider88]

those are large and heavy. you gonna pack food, extra layers, extra gas, spares or something that would rarely come in handy?

[@bigdaddy490]

I realize now that my 40 years of what I thought was snowmobiling was a lie. You my friend have serious skill. I would be a fossil out there for the next thousand years.

[@backcountryadventures7]

What happened to the actual snowmobile lights?

[@fishcopnh]

He. Took it off for lighter sled

[@backcountryadventures7]

Well maybe he will consider some extra pounds if that to be more safe...all in all glad he didn't die

[@adamflight1]

Way to keep your head about you in time of Crisis. Thank you for the video. Very educational!

[@iamsofia3782]

You could've followed your tracks I guess..I don't know, I have no experience.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Yeah, I realized to late that I was way off

[@jimmydinda1741]

This really had me on edge the whole video. Suspense was killer!

[@connorcoutts3190]

I would never do that by myself that is sketchy!!

[@falkenssonsproduction]

We all do make mistakes

[@DuecedYT]

@@falkenssonsproduction I dont

[@ChiIlTech]

@@DuecedYT you will.

[@DuecedYT]

@@ChiIlTech Impossible, I'm a perfect specimen.

[@melodynpepper]

scarey business.ive done the same.also dropped track thru ice on a lake. never been on a sled since. sold both of my sleds.glad you got out of there in one piece!

[@coledahl3228]

That ski doo feeling lol

[@thecvhsricer3121]

This has amazing editing. I was hooked the whole time

[@thesunglassesboy7594]

Varför följde du inte bara samma spår hem

[@falkenssonsproduction]

För jag skulle ta en genväg. och när jag insåg att genvägen ledde mig fel var det för sent att ta sig tillbaka

[@swedenrc4489]

@@rileybecker1537 du lyckas komma ut på internet men inte översätta en text?

[@gauteteksle4884]

NSD Saucy he said «why not take the same tracks home again»

[@guytremblay1647]

the worse thing that could happen in these kind of situation is to discover that you are located in a mountain sloap whn you know that going up is not an option anymore . This can go really bad fast when you are in darkness as you can end up in places where you have mulltiple feet drops and no way arround it and the only way down is to make yourself a foot trail hoping that the snow will not go into an avalanche .

[@antonn6156]

Bra video och bra budskap slutet!

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Tackar!🙏

[@UnsmartCanadian]

I love night time riding in places I know where I am. If I dont I get the hell out of there before night comes. Love this video!

[@bailydekker9377]

Haha wait... "This made me think..never go out without telling anyone" you didn't think... Hmm, maybe I shouldn't make 'shortcuts' in the middle of the night deep inside the woods. ?? Thats what you really should think about man hahaha

[@rmz_crazy_trains5334]

Frodo Baggins 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@christophervickers7036]

Nobody gonna mention at around 14:05 when he just pins it an jumps up n down grunting for about 45 seconds, lol

[@Mustachiokatt]

Fan, Man blev ju rädd själv, men det var ändå lite spännande.

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Jo, vad bra att det var underhållande på nått sätt😁

[@E36_kidd]

Best thing to do in a situation like this is to stop, try to figure out where you are and backtrack if you have to. If you keep going you just get more lost.

[@Tobbegsgarage]

Bra film i vanlig ordning! Denna va ju riktigt spännande o nervöst att se. O speciellt när lyset dör med.. är man sådär mitt i skogen så blir de fan becksvart! Fattas bara att batteriet i telefonen skulle dö med :/ tur du kom hem tillslut så man får fortsätta se filmer med dig :D

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Tackar! Ja verkligen, hade faktiskt en powerbank som laddade telefonen hela tiden för att jag skulle kunna lyssna på musik medans jag körde🙌

[@eugene4584]

Fan va glad jag är att du klarade dig

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Eugene 🙏🙌

[@philipjonsson1619]

Tänk om lampan dött eller skotern... kör försiktigt å aldrig själv i mörkret

[@falkenssonsproduction]

Exakt😁👍

[@AndyKPOV]

That is a very tough sled. My luck id be looking at my handlebars 10ft from my sled... Lol. Always bring back up batteries and make sure your sleds light works.