Backcountry Snowboarding Day in Record Deep Snow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2023
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In this video I do my first backcountry day of the season in record deep snow on Tahoe mountain.
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Burton should make a stepon snowshoe so you could just change over in a blink of an eye.
Now someone's thinking!
Now this guy is an ideas man!
Looks so fun and exhausting!
Kevin and the Twins on another Classic Adventure 🙂
Yanicks earning his salary with that shovel 🤣
I was at Heavenly last weekend. That was my first time ever skiing powder. 😂
This is also on my Bucketlist: Snowshoeing with Snowboard.
Already got all the Gear, Burton Deep Daze with SO, Snowboard Backpack and Sticks with Snow Baskets.
Good to know that the Boots are Snowshoe- compatible.
I got the same Burton StepOn bindings and love them!!!
Love seeing SPC in Northern California!
I’m moving to Tahoe - the snowpack in Vt is 20” and half of that is machine made .
Yooo I live here glad your getting to experience this gem of a place!
also digging the antenna look. beep boop beep
Yew! Come up to Sugar bowl this weekend I’ll be there Friday and Sat!
U need to do another review, about how it is to use snow shoes with snowboard boots. 😀
Awesome video. I`m glad you still testing Step Ons
Bigger snowshoes needed!
This is dope
Next video idea
Snow shoeing vs Split boarding
Splitboard is so much better. I've seen people posthole to their crotch in snowshoes, splitboard sank only 3 inches in the same snow.
We don’t get these sights in southern Ontario
Keviiiiin👍
Can someone please tell me what is the name of the bg song towards the end of the video? 😊
how much time do you need to climb? It must be quite challenging.
I’m surprised you’re using the Step-Ons Kev🙌
Awesome man 😍🤙🏻
so jealous. how did you like the step ons second time around?
Awesome video! Can't believe the snow!! :-D
I was up here this past weekend at Heavenly... Absolutely mental, but worth it. ❤
Congratz 💛
never been snowshoeing before and i’m okay with that 😂, fr tho it looks exhausting and i already get gassed holding up my snowboard on the lift
When you are snowshoeing do you just loosen up your snowboard boots or is there more to it? What a blast!
no need to touch boots, they fit nicely in the snowshoe
Nice vid and amazing snow! really liked the clip at 9:31, how do you achieve that affect?
Mayne one of these times you come to Tahoe we can hit a line
What’s the difference in time taken to hike up vs the time it took to ride back down?
Tear it up, but just for future reference don't shovel your berm into the road haha
I swear seems like the world is having so much snow this year besides Europe... Wtf 😒
Bro said he didn’t like the step on’s now he’s riding them
aye it looks like Buffalo a few weeks ago lol
3:16 If your backpack doesn't have an ice axe loop to stick the ends in, you can use the pole's straps to run into a backpack strap. If the bottom backpack webbing doesn't open, run the pole strap behind it and stick the pole grip into the strap.
Oh the Jones backpack has ice axe loops in a tucked in pocket and the bottom straps do open.
Where is your split board?
what i always wonder is how do you get up when you fall in deep snow like that?
slowly
you just don't fall
For an honest answer, it depends on how steep your riding. If it's steep enough, you can get back going without a little effort. For flatter powder, digging out is super exhausting. First thing you do is make sure your face is clear so you can breath. Figure which way is up and down. If you can't tell, spit. Then start digging for you feet. Do everything slowly to not sweat too much. Unbuckle. Dig out the board. If it's not steep enough to get going again lay your board on top of the snow and work your way onto it. Then doggy paddle like your on a surfboard till you find a place to get set back up.
@@tylertodd4774 thanks alot man
Your neighborhood in SLT looks just like mine. I'm off Pioneer Trail. Same for you?
Could you send me the link for the Burton jacket and pant that your friend is wearing? The light beige color with orange stripes.
Thank you so much.
It's the burton gore tex breaker jacket/pant. Previous season
That's awesome, but not sure that this is anywhere near record depth in Tahoe I've been in 6' there and nobody even talked about it, back in 2006. Seems like every other year they announce some kind of record something or other... When the resorts are too buy it's time to go to Homewood or Tahoe XC... I've never even skied the south shore.
Just curious.. why snowshoe and not split?
You really need to include further detail on avy danger mitigation. You said you have tools and aren't entering any potential bad zones, but you didn't dig a pit, didn't perform any tests, and didn't mention how you verified that it was safe. Maybe this occurred off-camera, but this video encourages people to do this kind of exploration without emphasizing the need for risk mitigation. The zone doesn't look risky at all, but you should mention what you did to conclude that it was completely safe
what is yanics accent it sounds cool
Does all that hiking make your legs stronger and/or improve your overall stamina?
for sure!
Now that you've got 600k subs you should just buy a snowblower
what happened to the trees in that area?
I'd like to know too!
fire maybe? not sure