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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2017
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How to Test & Arm the PIEPS Jetforce Airbag
Full article on mountainist.com: mountainist.com/how-to-test-and-arm-the-pieps-jetforce-airbag/
Whether you’re renting an airbag for a backcountry clinic, or want to practice with a new Jetforce pack you just bought for yourself, this is the episode for you. While this is not a replacement for a user manual (which we have linked in the original story on our site, and we highly recommend that you review), this video will show you the basic functions of the Jetforce system and has some super helpful visuals!
In this 2-part episode, you’ll get step-by-step instructions on how to:
-Arm, deploy, and repack the Jetforce so that you can practice with it
-Arm the bag before you travel into avalanche terrain and disarm it when you return to the parking lot
We also go over what additional safety gear should be in your pack at all times.
What tips do you have for training with your backcountry gear in the fall and throughout the season? Head over to mountainist.com, find this episode, and leave a comment now.
Whether you’re renting an airbag for a backcountry clinic, or want to practice with a new Jetforce pack you just bought for yourself, this is the episode for you. While this is not a replacement for a user manual (which we have linked in the original story on our site, and we highly recommend that you review), this video will show you the basic functions of the Jetforce system and has some super helpful visuals!
In this 2-part episode, you’ll get step-by-step instructions on how to:
-Arm, deploy, and repack the Jetforce so that you can practice with it
-Arm the bag before you travel into avalanche terrain and disarm it when you return to the parking lot
We also go over what additional safety gear should be in your pack at all times.
What tips do you have for training with your backcountry gear in the fall and throughout the season? Head over to mountainist.com, find this episode, and leave a comment now.
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What to Wear Snowmobiling (W.I.S.E. Layering)
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As a new rider, figuring out what gear you need and how everything fits together can be a challenge. Even if you rent outerwear and protective gear from mountainist.com, what you wear underneath your monosuit or jacket and bibs is even more important when it comes to keeping you warm and dry throughout the day! The goal of our new series-Wear Care-is to show you methods for cleaning your gear a...
How to Wear Snowmobile Boots + Keep Your Feet Warm
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One of the most common concerns I hear about from new riders is that their feet get cold. Next to your helmet and backcountry safety gear, boots are going to be one of the most important pieces of equipment you have on-and we're not talking about your fur-lined Sorels! Feet get cold when they aren't being protected by the right gear. In this case, this means wearing warm, synthetic or wool sock...
i just threw them in warm water i think there modly
Soap and warm water ruined my new goggles
ruined how? did it damage the anti-fog coating or something else?
Cab you do how to clean dirtbike boots
Thanks - this was useful. I have a couple of questions about storage with these airbags. Maybe you can help. I can't work out how the helmet carrier works, nor how to use the sort of "upside-down" external pocket which has the opening at the bottom, and which is secured only by velcro?
Hi Matthew, this video is from a couple of years ago and while the technology is still the same, some features may have changed. I don't recall the velcro pocket you're referring to and transparently, I never used the helmet carrier as I only use the pack for snowmobiling. The flap/outside of the pack is interchangeable, so maybe you can purchase one that has a more desirable layout or different features? As for storage, I do know they have a "storage mode" that helps save the battery. It should be in your manual or you can search for it online. Hope this is somewhat helpful!
Quick question can you wash tinted goggles with soap and water or should I remove the lenses
Just curious on how you clean goggles with roll offs.
So, Daddy's money or sugar Daddy's money
Neither, just hard work and priorities.
Owowowo
Haha same lol
EVERY time haha
Great video! Thanks
How do you get gas out of the foam
I like you video, May i know how to cooperate with you .
Great vid! Super helpful!
How about trail riding and lake crossings, with temps from zero to subzero? Still go uninsulated, and layer, or maybe insulated? And with a float assist? New rider. Asking about bibs specifically. Appreciate your feedback.
The majority of our content focuses on mountain riding. You will probably want insulation and float assist for the type of riding you'll be doing. The main reason for layering is to be able to moderate body heat. If you are trail riding the majority of the time, you'll be going at higher speeds (windchill) and will be less likely to overheat as a result of getting stuck and having to jump around on your sled a lot. I would make sure whatever you buy has a high wind-proof rating and wind specific features like lined-zippers so that wind doesn't sneak through when you're going mach 5 across the tundra :)
@@ILLAwomen Thanks for the reply! Lots of great information to help steer me to the right decision. I've narrowed my choices down to FXR Clutch, or Fuel pants. It's just really difficult to find stock in my size anywhere. Everything seems to be sold out for the season. The coronavirus has taken an awful toll on people and businesses for the most part, but seems to have been a boon for powersports and powersports accessories, as one of the few things people can do is get out and enjoy the outdoors. It's been great seeing families coming together to enjoy the outdoor experience.
@@Beav014 yes, it seems everything is out of stock! Another great bib is the TOBE Iter. More expensive, but very durable and high quality. Our gear reps are always available through the live chat feature on mountainist.com if you have other questions. Best of luck on your search!
@@ILLAwomen You've been so helpful, both directly and indirectly. I was researching the pant you recommended, which took me to a retailer that had what must be the last pair of charcoal grey FXR size large Clutch pants in Canada, and quite possibly, North America. I have no way of verifying that claim. At least now I'll have a bib that matches the FXR Octane jacket I bought last week. Thanks so much!!
so how do you recommend cleaning the actual lense itself? thanks in advance.
After you take them out the water and let everything dry, use a clean goggle bag to gently remove the water spots.
@@ILLAwomen so soaking them in the soapy water should remove the mud?
@@anthony000izt yes, warm soapy water or run it under warm water from the the tap to remove mud if it’s caked on before you put in water bath. Just don’t use any brushes or towels or anything that could scratch the lens.
@@ILLAwomen awesome, thanks so much for the replies.
Great video! Keep up.
you prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me during the covid times you can stream all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother for the last couple of months xD
@Allen Jaime definitely, have been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :D
Were can i buy the tear offs?
Which brand goggles do you run?
@@ILLAwomen strata 2 100%
@@speedyboi349 100% website make sure they fit the ones u wear the website gives u diff options
@@francescawarner69 ohh they have a website I didn't know that Thanks bud Here have a cookie as a gift full of gratitude 🍪
@@speedyboi349 yea lol and motosport.com has anything u need for racing like gear from a lot of brands and parts for ur bike
Could sell a ketchup popsicle to a guy with white gloves....tyvm
You win the comment contest, my friend!
I go polyester bur I use base layer 1.0
I don't use wool though either they don't feel right and im a big person all those layer way to much I start sweeting just trying load or unload my sled.
I have a question Should I take out the lens before putting in the soapy water Thanks so much love the channel
If they come out, sure. Some mx goggles don’t have a removable lens, which is why I skipped that step. The bath is really about cleaning the foam and strap.
Do a video on how to clean Mx boots with out a pressure washer..
You've got it-we already have the footage. I did a tutorial for it on Instagram. Stay tuned!
This really helps! I’ve been through over 10 pairs of motocross goggles and I’ve learned the goggle bag is like a glasses cleaning cloth and it need put to use.
Stoked to hear it! Thanks for letting us know you find the videos useful 🤘🏼
Mountainist no problem
how do i clean my goggles that have some caked up mud from the day before without scratching them up too bad?
@@beamingyoshitzgodwet them with warm water. A lot of it. Let it soak in so it breaks down the water easier, use a bit of pressure like a garden hose with your thumb over it to blast off the bulk, and continue from there with regular cleaning.
I do motocross and I’m going to make a video with your Choice of music and I want you to put it on your channel that way you can gain the attention of other people on TH-cam and you can get more likes and subscribers I’m 15 also would it be something that you would want to do ?
Can you do a video of how you clean motocross boots I know how to clean motocross boots I just want to know your Method and if it’s better than what I’m doing
Sorry for the late response. We actually have the footage for this and will be putting something out this spring. We rent out WHITE moto boots, so I've gotten REALLY good at this... Stay tuned!
Mountainist ok thanks
Mountainist I also have a comment on your video that’s titled what to wear
Great video! Subscribed!
OMG can you do a full outfit video for snowmobiling?? I am dying to find one aimed a women who get cold! What layers to wear, insulated monosuits etc... Thank you!
Yes! We've already filmed it. Should be up in a couple weeks :)
@@ILLAwomen perfect! Those fxr monosuits look lovely and there isn't a single woman reviewer on youtube trying it on, showing how it fits, how it feels etc...
@@mayaj3762 Maya, we just posted the layering video! Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/Iyus5SMCTbg/w-d-xo.html I don't go into too much detail regarding that specific monosuit, but we're going to try and add some more product videos on the site :)
And how do I get the soap out of the goggles
MB, the soap should be diluted enough in the water that this isn't an issue, but if you find there is soap residue, I'd submerge the goggles again in fresh water, swish them around, and let them dry again. You can use your goggle bag to clean off the water spots.
Mountainist ok thanks
Is there a way you can take very light scratches out of your goggles
MB, unfortunately the only true solution I’ve found for scratches is to buy a replacement lens. I always store them in the goggle bag and I keep one tear off on my goggles at all times to protect them because I’m klutzy 🤪
Can you put goggles in the goggle bag and put in the washer?
Ha! Never tried it. I think you'd be fine as long as the goggle bag stays closed and you put the washer on the delicate cycle. Stay away from any fabric softeners or harsh detergents. Let us know how it works out.
After soaking the goggles and after they air dry, how do you clean the water spots?
squarebag73 You can use your goggle bag or a microfiber cloth to wipe those off. Use a tiny bit of water if they’re being stubborn. Just make sure the bag is clean! Good idea to throw that in the wash once in a while.