Thank you so much bro. It was so amazing and I am so happy I could share this adventure. Really appreciate the support and maybe one day there will be an Ice Break show on tv...
Oh my goodness!! Oh my!!! I can't believe this... ha!! I've watched 30 seconds and I've had to hit pause. Gotta a send the wife and kids to bed so I can watch this without any interruption on the large screen...! 🥳😎⛸🤸♂️😍 will feedback later !!🤪😅
This is super-amazing-duper-awesome-tastically magnificent! I know how much time you spent on planning this trip, taking these videos, spending countless hours choosing the best clips out of all the other amazing ones, putting them all together into a story and narrating it. You’re super awesome and this is an absolutely awesome movie!! ❤️❤️❤️
Just finished it. Wow - this is truly amazing work! 😍 I feel I've shared the whole experience with you now. I've always dreamed of skating on a lake but this is on another level... ! Lake Baikal 😳😁 It is so well made - it is a real movie - what a great adventure! I hope it gets a million views. Few questions.... 1. How long did it take you to plan this? 2. How do you always know the ice will be thick enough and what if it ever broke? 3. What would you have done if you hadn't found the road? Because you may not have survived the night in those temperatures! I was genuinely worried whilst watching ha 🙄 Did you have tents and sleeping bags in case?? Beautiful... stunning.. congrats on an incredible production...seriously well done and thanks for sharing!!❤
Thank you so much this means a lot to me. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. to answer your questions: We planned this around 5months before, to find out as much info as we could. We actually asked a bunch of Airbnb hosts about the conditions of the route and the ice, it was the best way to find locals that stay there year around. We asked locals for the thickness of ice and we stopped and checked every once in awhile but it was actually very thick (1-2m thick) just makes a lot of sounds. And if we did go through we had Hot tea, emergency blankets and easily a another full set of clothes and ropes to get out with. We had GPS so we knew where and how far the road was and we also knew that at that distance we could have made it to the nearest town. We didn't know how many mountains where between but we knew the distance lol. We didn't have sleeping bags or tents but really couldn't have spent the night, its too cold at night. We also had working phones incase worse came to worse. Really appreciate it and I hope I answered everything :)
@Global Ice Yes that answers pretty much everything - thanks for responding. That's so cool man. I figured it must have taken a lot of planning and it makes sense to get info from the locals as you did. 1-2m thick is insane .. wow. I think even though you wanted to keep going down the lake further the 'setback' of having to detour through an unknown number of mountains to get to that road just added to the adventure of the whole trip... also made great viewing ha 😄 Terrific... I really loved it. Maybe one day you can start doing skating tours or similar. It could work out really well! 😍🥳 there is Lake Alberta in Canada which I've often watched videos and dreamed about.. one day. Keep up the amazing work 🙌
@@MaskSwabe It really does add to the adventure. Its the unknown challenges that make it an adventure. This really makes me feel great hearing all of this and I really hope one day we can do a tour together. Thanks again 😁
Там много сопровождающих гидов , которые знают все дороги . Кроме другого снаряжения , обязательно нужно брать с собой очки против солнца и крем от ультрафиолета чтобы защитить кожу . 😊 Лёд начинает становиться в январе . Наилучшее время для зимнего туризма это конец февраля - начало марта . На Байкале очень мощная энергетика . заряжает на год и более . Счастливой вам поездки !
What an amazing movie, what an incredible adventure! This video should have hundred thousands of views AND likes. You guys are GORGEOUS! And we guys definitely have to go there!
wow - rough ice like that on figure skates - that must have been a real toughie! 14:36 This video is seriously unreal... I don't think I have seen anything like it. I imagine there must also be some great lakes to skate north of Toronto... ?
oh im not sure if you would feel more of the bumps in figures compared to hockeys. I think for the distance its a bit easier to glide with hockeys. and yes there are some lakes but you have to go far north of Toronto to have good ice. not sure how they are though I haven't actually been able to skate a natural lake in Canada yet. Hopefully this year on our tour there...
Thank you so much, I really hope in Mexico they can help support you and let you train without restrictions. Would love to go to Mexico and skate with you guys one day :)
I actually do have knee pads but they are under my pants and no, no elbow pads. The ski poles could've helped with the long journey just never thought of it 😁
@@GlobalIce Not only knee and elbow pads are needed.Once in our group, one tourist had a little skating experience. On the third day of skiing, her ass turned purple.. After that, we bought several pairs of snowboard underpants just in case.🤣🤣😂😂
@@GlobalIceThere was a discussion on one of the Baikal outdoor sites. One of the participants wrote: "And what to talk to him. He skating without a helmet" 😀
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Eventually I ended up here in time :D
That's awesome, Hope you enjoyed :)
A combo of skating, nature AND travel??!! My dream! So frikken awesome! Thanks so much for putting this movie together.
Thank you so much, really appreciate the support and I really hope one day you can do a skating trip like this. It is so worth it 😁
What a great film.
Thank you so much
Wow! Seems like it was an incredible adventure! And i could totally see you having your own show, the editing, shots, narration, etc good stuff!
Thank you so much bro. It was so amazing and I am so happy I could share this adventure. Really appreciate the support and maybe one day there will be an Ice Break show on tv...
Oh my goodness!! Oh my!!! I can't believe this... ha!! I've watched 30 seconds and I've had to hit pause. Gotta a send the wife and kids to bed so I can watch this without any interruption on the large screen...! 🥳😎⛸🤸♂️😍 will feedback later !!🤪😅
Awww that is so amazing, thank you, enjoy!!!!
Hahaha I absolutely love this comment! 😁😁😁
This is super-amazing-duper-awesome-tastically magnificent! I know how much time you spent on planning this trip, taking these videos, spending countless hours choosing the best clips out of all the other amazing ones, putting them all together into a story and narrating it. You’re super awesome and this is an absolutely awesome movie!! ❤️❤️❤️
Awww, thank you so much, means so much and thank you for the support and help throughout this whole process
This is sick mate! I love the documentary style video, can't wait to collab.
Thanks bro, me too, we can make a next level video together :)
Just finished it. Wow - this is truly amazing work! 😍 I feel I've shared the whole experience with you now. I've always dreamed of skating on a lake but this is on another level... ! Lake Baikal 😳😁 It is so well made - it is a real movie - what a great adventure! I hope it gets a million views.
Few questions....
1. How long did it take you to plan this?
2. How do you always know the ice will be thick enough and what if it ever broke?
3. What would you have done if you hadn't found the road? Because you may not have survived the night in those temperatures! I was genuinely worried whilst watching ha 🙄 Did you have tents and sleeping bags in case??
Beautiful... stunning.. congrats on an incredible production...seriously well done and thanks for sharing!!❤
Thank you so much this means a lot to me. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.
to answer your questions:
We planned this around 5months before, to find out as much info as we could. We actually asked a bunch of Airbnb hosts about the conditions of the route and the ice, it was the best way to find locals that stay there year around.
We asked locals for the thickness of ice and we stopped and checked every once in awhile but it was actually very thick (1-2m thick) just makes a lot of sounds. And if we did go through we had Hot tea, emergency blankets and easily a another full set of clothes and ropes to get out with.
We had GPS so we knew where and how far the road was and we also knew that at that distance we could have made it to the nearest town. We didn't know how many mountains where between but we knew the distance lol. We didn't have sleeping bags or tents but really couldn't have spent the night, its too cold at night. We also had working phones incase worse came to worse.
Really appreciate it and I hope I answered everything :)
@Global Ice Yes that answers pretty much everything - thanks for responding. That's so cool man. I figured it must have taken a lot of planning and it makes sense to get info from the locals as you did. 1-2m thick is insane .. wow. I think even though you wanted to keep going down the lake further the 'setback' of having to detour through an unknown number of mountains to get to that road just added to the adventure of the whole trip... also made great viewing ha 😄 Terrific... I really loved it. Maybe one day you can start doing skating tours or similar. It could work out really well! 😍🥳 there is Lake Alberta in Canada which I've often watched videos and dreamed about.. one day. Keep up the amazing work 🙌
@@MaskSwabe It really does add to the adventure. Its the unknown challenges that make it an adventure. This really makes me feel great hearing all of this and I really hope one day we can do a tour together. Thanks again 😁
Там много сопровождающих гидов , которые знают все дороги .
Кроме другого снаряжения , обязательно нужно брать с собой очки против солнца и крем от ультрафиолета чтобы защитить кожу . 😊
Лёд начинает становиться в январе . Наилучшее время для зимнего туризма это конец февраля - начало марта .
На Байкале очень мощная энергетика . заряжает на год и более .
Счастливой вам поездки !
Sub zero Siberia exhaustion bad combo, sipped hot coffee watching.check out DW documentary of old woman 88 skating on Baikal for groceries.
This is so amazing, so beautiful!!! I'm speechless... Thank you for this breathtaking video! I'm speechless...
Thank you so much, this really means a lot to me and I am so happy to share this experience with you 😊
What an amazing movie, what an incredible adventure! This video should have hundred thousands of views AND likes. You guys are GORGEOUS! And we guys definitely have to go there!
Thank you so much. We got to plan to go back there one day with you guys 😁
Cant wait!
Thank you, hope you enjoyed :)
love it bro 🔥👊
Thanks bro
I would love to skate there one day :)
Definitely hope you can one day, so worth it 😁
I love it
Thank you :)
wow - rough ice like that on figure skates - that must have been a real toughie! 14:36
This video is seriously unreal... I don't think I have seen anything like it.
I imagine there must also be some great lakes to skate north of Toronto... ?
oh im not sure if you would feel more of the bumps in figures compared to hockeys. I think for the distance its a bit easier to glide with hockeys. and yes there are some lakes but you have to go far north of Toronto to have good ice. not sure how they are though I haven't actually been able to skate a natural lake in Canada yet. Hopefully this year on our tour there...
This is so cool !!!!
Thank you so much 😁
So cool. Thanks.
Thank you 😁
The best
Thanks bro 😁
Nice Bro
Winter? winter.. but HOT skill ; D
And nice video : )
Thank you so much 😁
sooo epic, great content. I died laughing as soon as u left the airport and got an ushanka
Hahahaha yh bro had to have a Russian hat in Russia 😂😁 thanks!!!
Amazing skills man. To bad here in Mexico we have more restrictions when it comes to ice skating so we can’t do the things you guys do
Thank you so much, I really hope in Mexico they can help support you and let you train without restrictions. Would love to go to Mexico and skate with you guys one day :)
No lake for me :( Maybe a thousand laps of the ice rink ha ha
😂 yes true. I actually wonder how many km are done in a 1hr sessions on a rink 🤔
I dont see knee and elbow pads and ski poles.
I actually do have knee pads but they are under my pants and no, no elbow pads. The ski poles could've helped with the long journey just never thought of it 😁
@@GlobalIce Not only knee and elbow pads are needed.Once in our group, one tourist had a little skating experience. On the third day of skiing, her ass turned purple.. After that, we bought several pairs of snowboard underpants just in case.🤣🤣😂😂
@@yourynemirovskiy7017 hahaha yeap true, true. Anything can happen, especially with natural ice as its so inconsistent
@@GlobalIceThere was a discussion on one of the Baikal outdoor sites. One of the participants wrote: "And what to talk to him. He skating without a helmet" 😀
@@yourynemirovskiy7017 which website is this, i am interested in seeing what is up on there?