It's going to be difficult when Spring officially hits and we know it's no more Freerider videos until Fall. Off to the second channel for some dirt works to tide us over. Great video as always! Awesome seeing Chris (contest winner) getting out there as well. Jealous of all the riding, even more jealous he gets a chance to ride with you and the crew.
Always funny seeing the creative ways people rig up to tow sleds out. The ski push is something I would have never thought of either that’s pretty slick. Can’t wait to be done at work here soon and head out for some spring riding and boarding, work on that alpine tan!
We always take the skis off and reverse them, then put the towed sleds track onto the tunnel of the tow sled. Works great for long pulls uphill. In the end, whatever gets ya out is the best method.
Congrats to the give away winner!!!! Was wondering if the give away trip had happened yet. Man its been a long week without any new vids. Was wondering if the season was over and you were headed back East. Hate the thought that the season is almost over and the content will be slow coming, is it almost fall yet? Keep it up Matt.
Congratulations Chris !!! Pretty happy to see that you have had beautiful weather for your first day in Revelstoke. Matt and friends made you feel right at home I am sure. A trip of a lifetime, enjoy day 2 buddy !!! A+++
Make sure you throw a couple “you can’t park there’s” to Chris…lol. Seriously though…it’s awesome to see the winner have a blast and expand their experience with someone like yourself. You may not think you can teach but I see your patience and knowledge with new riders.
Thanks Matt, you never disappoint! Editing, filming, riding and tutoring are all om point, I appreciate your efforts and hello from Southern Ontario :)
Congrats and kudos to Chris. Bet that 1st hill was pretty intimidating. I think tieing 1 ski loop to bumper would have worked but maybe not due to steepness.
I was probably more scared than him on the 1st hill. Brutal initiation. We should’ve used two sleds and tied the ski loops to the running boards but I was determined to get it up with just my sled, trying to find the best method lol
@@MuskokaFreerider he handled it like a champ. Course correction up a long pull, hell a short pull when I first started, was maybe the biggest hurdle. Still is sometimes. Cheers
Awesome content... congratulations to Chris for winning.. I have been looking forward to this video all winter ... best utube channel for mountain riding... Awesome... keep em coming
The way you guys looked out for him is awesome. Good riding buddies. Growing up in the desert on bikes I was always the one taking care of the group like mother goose trying to keep everyone safe and together which is fine but I had some friends that just never got riding down and were dangerous because they rode with tunnel vision and didn’t really have the natural skills I guess you would say that makes most riders even new riders excel and ride safely. Always getting lost because they never looked around at land marks or almost hitting people ripping across other trails. Those guys only rode a few years and gave it up. Watching your channel makes me want to get on one but living in the socal desert with the nearest snow being big bear lake which isn’t the biggest place i don’t know if I ever will. But man it looks fun.
Just did a similar tow recovery yesterday. After many different methods, and many failures, we found the best way was to pull the sled uphill with no rider. We did it by running the "Y" portion of the tow strap through the ski handles, so they couldn't turn when there was tension on the tow strap. We then used a longer tow rope to connect to the rear bumper of the tow pig, allowing the towed sled plenty of space to come to a stop with no one running the brakes. The other method we considered, but didn't get to test, was to use the long rope just slipped behind the spindles of the tow sled, then tied to the rear bumpers of 2 tow sleds. Having the tow rope just slipped behind the spindles we though would have allowed for the tow rope to move freely, in case one sled was pulling more than the other.
Ive got a vid on my channel getting towed out where we turned the skies backwards and put my track up on the tunnel of the sled towing. I could stand off the back of the sled and steer and we were able to climb out some hairy and steep stuff. A tough extraction can be a real buzz! Fine work out there boys!
Chris out there doing jerry's around the world proud🥳 I would have walked up that hill,not risking the borrowed sled or ending up in a fail compilation on the tube😮
Back here in Muskoka, it’s all but pooched. We went up to Kapuskasing for four days a week ago. Still like mid winter up there. Awesome video of the BC riding 👍👍
You could not have gotten a better giveaway winner, other than me obviously :P Im glad someone won that knows their way around the sled. Another Great Video Matt!
Congrats, Chris but Just saying, you would not have to force me to ride the turbo 😂 I would love a trip out there and give it my all, and do what I could to get footage 🤙
For towing it I found going in threw ski loops to A arms on both sides works great and requires no rider to be on sled when on flat ground or going up hills
I am from the Mont Valin area in Saguenay (Falardeau) the average snow fall on Mont Valin is 6m. The last winter I spent in Saguenay, 1996 1997 winter snowfall was 9m The last days of April I was on a snowmobile trip to our cabin on Pipmuacan reservoir and there was like 6' to 8' of snow to the ground and the lake was not into spring condition yet
Ok I love the whole video but I have some advice to try the next time that you have to tow up those big hills …. Tow with two machines and a strap each. Twice the power makes easy work.
I love seeing expert riders being so encouraging towards beginners... This is how it should be
Hes not a beginner rider though
"Seasonal since 2016" sounds a lot like myself. I have ridden sporadically since the 80's though.
@@variator7466 yeah he’s not a beginner
That’s how it should be with anything not just sledding everybody Hass to learn at some point no matter what it is
Always! We need as many people in the sport as we can get so it’s important to help push beginners
It's going to be difficult when Spring officially hits and we know it's no more Freerider videos until Fall. Off to the second channel for some dirt works to tide us over. Great video as always! Awesome seeing Chris (contest winner) getting out there as well. Jealous of all the riding, even more jealous he gets a chance to ride with you and the crew.
You got that right 😢
whats the second channel?
My face hurts from smiling and laughing. This one was well worth the wait!
I know were coming to an end. But untill then ... keep it up. Nothing like a morning with coffee and 20+min of freerider !! Cheers Mat !!
Never a dull moment with Landon around!
That is so sweet that you guys are teaching Chris so much. What a zone to learn.
It’s always the best waking up to a new video
So true bud
So cool seeing all of you taking the time to teach! Cheers to you all!
Always funny seeing the creative ways people rig up to tow sleds out. The ski push is something I would have never thought of either that’s pretty slick. Can’t wait to be done at work here soon and head out for some spring riding and boarding, work on that alpine tan!
We always take the skis off and reverse them, then put the towed sleds track onto the tunnel of the tow sled. Works great for long pulls uphill. In the end, whatever gets ya out is the best method.
Extraction method challenge!
Congrats to the give away winner!!!! Was wondering if the give away trip had happened yet. Man its been a long week without any new vids. Was wondering if the season was over and you were headed back East. Hate the thought that the season is almost over and the content will be slow coming, is it almost fall yet? Keep it up Matt.
Congratulations Chris !!!
Pretty happy to see that you have had beautiful weather for your first day in Revelstoke.
Matt and friends made you feel right at home I am sure.
A trip of a lifetime, enjoy day 2 buddy !!!
A+++
The ski poke from one sled to the other while moving was madd skill
Make sure you throw a couple “you can’t park there’s” to Chris…lol. Seriously though…it’s awesome to see the winner have a blast and expand their experience with someone like yourself. You may not think you can teach but I see your patience and knowledge with new riders.
Remember how it felt first steep hill first jump and falling in love with freeriding ? Good on you for spreading the sled love .
Thanks Matt, you never disappoint! Editing, filming, riding and tutoring are all om point, I appreciate your efforts and hello from Southern Ontario :)
Thank you for all the videos! I'm going to miss these come summer
Congrats and kudos to Chris. Bet that 1st hill was pretty intimidating. I think tieing 1 ski loop to bumper would have worked but maybe not due to steepness.
I was probably more scared than him on the 1st hill. Brutal initiation.
We should’ve used two sleds and tied the ski loops to the running boards but I was determined to get it up with just my sled, trying to find the best method lol
@@MuskokaFreerider he handled it like a champ. Course correction up a long pull, hell a short pull when I first started, was maybe the biggest hurdle. Still is sometimes. Cheers
Awesome content... congratulations to Chris for winning.. I have been looking forward to this video all winter ... best utube channel for mountain riding... Awesome... keep em coming
Congrats Chris, hey that was the best video, love watch these adventures, keep it up Matt
That was so enjoyable to watch. Matt’s your laughing is the best. 😂🇨🇦🔥
that was great , lets push to get Matt to 100k guys , worked his ass off for our enjoyment this year . Cheers
Was starting to think you had enough of us! lol. Always an adventure 👍
Your sled vids stimulate and your construction vids are cathartic, please keep doing the excavator vids!
Think you found your new riding partner! You two together whisks unstoppable!
It was starting to feel like that time my dad went to get milk and never came back 😂
The way you guys looked out for him is awesome. Good riding buddies. Growing up in the desert on bikes I was always the one taking care of the group like mother goose trying to keep everyone safe and together which is fine but I had some friends that just never got riding down and were dangerous because they rode with tunnel vision and didn’t really have the natural skills I guess you would say that makes most riders even new riders excel and ride safely. Always getting lost because they never looked around at land marks or almost hitting people ripping across other trails. Those guys only rode a few years and gave it up. Watching your channel makes me want to get on one but living in the socal desert with the nearest snow being big bear lake which isn’t the biggest place i don’t know if I ever will. But man it looks fun.
Best day ever😊. Chris is livin all our dreams!! Great job brother
Just did a similar tow recovery yesterday. After many different methods, and many failures, we found the best way was to pull the sled uphill with no rider. We did it by running the "Y" portion of the tow strap through the ski handles, so they couldn't turn when there was tension on the tow strap. We then used a longer tow rope to connect to the rear bumper of the tow pig, allowing the towed sled plenty of space to come to a stop with no one running the brakes.
The other method we considered, but didn't get to test, was to use the long rope just slipped behind the spindles of the tow sled, then tied to the rear bumpers of 2 tow sleds. Having the tow rope just slipped behind the spindles we though would have allowed for the tow rope to move freely, in case one sled was pulling more than the other.
So sick when you let him rip the turbo sled 🔥
Go Chris! nice ridin out there bud! Congrats on the winning the giveaway!
As usual you are bringing new people to the mountains!
And....🤷🏽♂️
What a great season. Keep it up until spring ruins everything.
Man you seem like an absolute blast to ride with! Tag team pushing the sled with the skis was beautiful to watch.😂
Wow, so good to hear that Landon was ok, that coulda been so much worse!!! Another great day over all though.
I love the wide open mountain terrain. I duck on my sofa when you drive under tree branches!
Ive got a vid on my channel getting towed out where we turned the skies backwards and put my track up on the tunnel of the sled towing. I could stand off the back of the sled and steer and we were able to climb out some hairy and steep stuff. A tough extraction can be a real buzz! Fine work out there boys!
Must be a crazy experience, to go from Québec, with trees and lesser snow, wooow insane
Thank you for always making amazing content. You keep me sane during the dry winter months 🤣
Love the new push by ski method 👌😝😂. That’s slick , why didn’t I think of that before 🤦♂️
What an epic experience to have!!!! 👍👍
Chris out there doing jerry's around the world proud🥳
I would have walked up that hill,not risking the borrowed sled or ending up in a fail compilation on the tube😮
Back here in Muskoka, it’s all but pooched. We went up to Kapuskasing for four days a week ago. Still like mid winter up there. Awesome video of the BC riding 👍👍
Chris had the full experience, the ear to ear grin !
You could not have gotten a better giveaway winner, other than me obviously :P Im glad someone won that knows their way around the sled. Another Great Video Matt!
Matt if you tie the left ski hoop tight up to your right side bumper you can tow that sled with ease without him on the sled.
Thought forsure they were weed drugging you with that candy
I love your vids and I want to be like you when I’m older!
That's awesome seeing a guy from the east coast join you. You'll have to come ride the chic chocs sometime place is pretty knarly for where it is!
Congrats, Chris but Just saying, you would not have to force me to ride the turbo 😂
I would love a trip out there and give it my all, and do what I could to get footage 🤙
Creeping up on 100k subs, bud. I knew you'd get there this season
For towing it I found going in threw ski loops to A arms on both sides works great and requires no rider to be on sled when on flat ground or going up hills
Dude, I LOVE your Headsock(Balaclava) tan!!!😂😂😂
Opened up my chain case about a week ago and found a bunch of broken links… easy fix and glad it didn’t break like this 😅
Fricken Gen 5's man. Hopefully they have a fix for those chain cases next season. I know SO MANY people who have had theirs grenade
6 of us on gen5's not one prob, haven't seen one either
@@outfitr9703 Good for you guys. Parts are back ordered though and have been since January...that should tell you something.
Soooooo close to 100k!
This looks like a blast! What an inspiring video. :D
dude this was beautiful all around ! left him speechless
I do love seeing some trackies/wheelies.
i'd love to see your take on teachin someone avalanche basics.
Damn bc is epic bro!!!! Smithers is beautiful!!
It’s funny how little the camera is able to catch how STEEP and BIG everything is. I always look back at my footage and laugh at it
Awesome team work . Love it . Stick together .
Great job with buddy Matt
Call Matt's off-road recovery. 😂
magnum deer sleigh's game sled. if you were able to pack one of those to bring riding you could put it under the track to make tow out easier.
Lmfao , you guys were havin way too much fun today 🤙😝.
Carnage makes for the best content. Well done team.
You guys are insane but damm good team work Chris wasn't bad
welcome back you've been missed.
I missed you guys too ❤️
I am from the Mont Valin area in Saguenay (Falardeau) the average snow fall on Mont Valin is 6m.
The last winter I spent in Saguenay, 1996 1997 winter snowfall was 9m
The last days of April I was on a snowmobile trip to our cabin on Pipmuacan reservoir and there was like 6' to 8' of snow to the ground and the lake was not into spring condition yet
I've seen Skidoo riders successfully have their sleds towed out by reversing the skis and putting the track on the tunnel of a Polaris. 🤣
Yep , I seen a Polaris towed out backwards by a cat, track of the Polaris right up on the beavertail
I’ve put 2 sled pulling in a line keeps the pull sled from digging down works great
Hope to see you do a video of Jackson when you were there.keep the videos coming 🤙
the team work is amazing
The scream😂😂 7:20
Look who finally uploads a video
I know I know I’m sorry!
I’m like Matt when my sled runs boggy I get mad and try blow it up🤣🤣
chic-chac and mont-valin are the most visited spot for bc sledders in quebec, canada
TKI retainer!! love the vids
Somebody owes Matt a belt
The green machine is the best!
Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Another awesome video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ok I love the whole video but I have some advice to try the next time that you have to tow up those big hills …. Tow with two machines and a strap each. Twice the power makes easy work.
id love to come ride my 20" expedition 900 with a 2.4" track with yall to haul stuff and for stuff like this
Been going through withdrawal :P When are those new hats dropping?
That's why I live here, paradise
It would be epic to get to ride with y'all. I'm from New Brunswick and we don't have hills like you do. Some day I'll get out there
Ski trick was clever AF
You"re the best! Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this video just goes to show how sick of a rider muskoka is!!!great video i liked it hahahah sad sleddin season is ending sooon!!
Great vid as always
You are my favorite youtuber
100k soon
Hey what’s the update on the sled your loaded out that was wrecked ? I hope you got compensated for you losses ?
So what sled did you decide on for next year?
Love this video
Awesome Matt Ottawa Valley ...rider
love ur video’s keep up the goodwork👍🏼
LOL you guys are awesome!