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Did you have the same issue of the ink leaking onto your foot?

Hey so how was it for multipitch would you recommend it ?

You should look up what "free solo" means bevor publishing! "Free solo climbing, or free soloing, is a form of rock climbing where the climbers climb alone without ropes or other protective equipment, using only their climbing shoes and their climbing chalk"

hey, did you multipitch with it ? Im thinking about getting one for that purpose. One question: since it's a vest style pack, does the weight when fully loaded distributed also along the hips or just the shoulders? thanks

Red flags that let you know that your new ski buddy won't make more than 5 runs in a day. - unbuckles their boots to hike - rides faction skis - uses the fresh powder on the side of the run to slow down/take a break. - has to stop more than twice on a 1200ft vert run. Good footy though!

This video has immeasurable nostalgia and I cant explain why

Great vid you two!

You bought solutions for comfort?😅

Hey there, seems like you are missing a lot of likes for your goal of 200. So of course you got one from me. And by the way, you have done it very nice! Greetings from Germany!

nice review thanks bro

I've done this route twice, and led it both times. Using only passive gear, since my first time was in 1980 I didn't have the then new "Friends." If course I was in great shape from climbing in Colorado/Eldorado Springs Canyon earlier that Summer. By any other then prevalent standards, it was a straight up 5.6, and not a sandbag. A very fun climb that was put up by Tom Fender, another climber from Boulder,Colorado.

In the beginning of the video, you say that Jon is free soloing 5.10b. I’m not aware of any 5.10b on this wall. Also, you traversed left to the Bob’s anchor before the 5.9+ crux. The 5.9+ line goes about 15’ higher. Some people do this to avoid missing bolts, and wonder if you remember if this was the case.

How do they keep their balance?? Im heading here but im afraid of falling...Any advice for a 5p year old?? Ty

Awesome review

I do competitive skiing for big mountain ifsa, ive done a few comps here. Very fun.

It’s good to experience new trails even if you slip and fall. You have to learn control somehow. Stay safe out there bro

A great POV of an intermediate skier doing blacks...

I’ve climbed that numerous times. Just to the east, on the back of south gateway is a big tombstone like boulder and just behind it is “credibility gap”, a really good 9+.

you should probably stay off the blacks until you learn to ski

Why not sling some of the horns low do where you keep saying you will put a piece in soon. There are some bomber looking things to sling and it’s even faster than banging in a cam. Was it just so low angle there that you were chill running it out and thought they might lift off?

This is a review for real! Finally someone who really used a backpack before reviewing. Most of the videos out there are based on theoretical knowledge and I wish there were some more videos like this one. Thanks a lot! I was planning to buy the Ortovox Traverse 20 and now searching for a hands-on review. This video was really helpful.

So that chute you ride is canus lupus. If you go straight off the lift and down around the corner you can drop into the top

park city is some fun skiing!!!

I rode B's Bash today (on a snowboard) and it was completely groomed so I did a lot of straight-lining which was insane for how steep it is. Glad my board had nice edges for the stop at the bottom.

why do Jerrys side slip and fall down the difficult terrain and then claim to send it? and then post it.

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I'm 70kg and 6.1 so hoping the medium will fit me too! How does this thing fair when only partly packed? In terms of bounce etc.?

Great easy to follow review . Fabulous! The big brother of the distance 8

Thank you for this great review! Is there a possibility you could review Millet Trilogy 15+ ?

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I love Monarch Mountain my fav is ramble on so fun😂

That was awesome nice work!

"that was not 5.7" correct that's Stein Line 5.9. And DAMN impressive second lead ever in Yosemite ! you're a natural!

This is a great class 3 - 4 trip. Bighorn Sheep Canyon, the first part of the trip, is class 3 and makes a great warmup for the class 4 Royal Gorge which follows, especially important for first-time rafters. (Oh, and the brunette sitting on the right side of the raft, just in front of the guide, is fairly cute.)

They only have large size, I’m 5’10 is that too big for me? On the website it doesn’t specify the difference

Great review! Sorry for your legoman.. man

Really loved this video and the respect shown in the comment section. I've only trad-climbed once and there's so much more to know than indoor climbing. Mad respect for succeeding at something that's a life goal for all us mortals, despite being a stroll in the park for Tommy.

So it’s 2 pitches? With how many bolts on each pitch??

Fantastic review 👍

Thanks for the great review

Thanks for the video! Nice review :) Question, is the hip belt removable? Or fixed?

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Hi Peter from South Africa,is the PAC made in the USA,if u review PACs ,Tel us were the made please

hey, what camera gear do you use to film the climbs?

Why do ppl add the dumbest annoying music??

That’s some goooooood shit man

That was sick

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the way u edited the begging made me feel like i was having a fever dream