While my kids get excited when a new @DudePerfect video is released, I get excited when the Mediocre's release a new video. Keep up the fun adventures.
Thanks for sharing these adventures with the world. Im stuck in the midwest now and watching these makes me want to go out and try and find some sea level adventures and make the most of my time on the planet.
Hi. I saw the notification of this video, and I immediately went to the video to learn more. Am thankful there is no cancer involved. Hoping you are blessed with safety and peace in what you do. God Bless...
You guys should try the white mountain hut traverse, a legendary challenge for those who work in the white mountain huts. Its 52 miles of the hardest terrain of the Appalachian Trail with over 25000 feel of elevation gain.
That is truly an as kicker. Many people from the west coast have no idea how punishing the Whites can be, straight up, straight down, no switchbacks. Dont let the low elevation fool you.
Hey, love the vids! The quality of your videos is great, and I'm hoping you guys blow up in terms of viewership because people need to see this content. It is inspiring to say the least, and you guys should take pride in pushing people to get out there and enjoy life while capturing adventure!
This video had probably the most aesthetic and the coolest shots I have ever seen. The line itself, the shots from the helicopter of the plains... Amazing video as always
I love this so much, imagine you work your butt off getting to a line and there’s a helicopter at the base, lol. Feels like a lifted truck in a handicap zone
I've skied this line 8 times or more, my first time in 1991. You guys don't understand us here, that's clear. Firstly, we are not a wasteland and a visit to our area with respect would clear that ignorance right up. I was born here. I have skied all the major peaks in the Rubies here over thirty years. This fly richy rich scene you are bringing is why our sport is turning into another elite, money game. Some thing wrong with your outlook guys....sadly, it's not righteous anymore!
I'm so naive I feared a dreadful announcement that one of you had terminal cancer. Your talents rock on many levels and for good measure, we have a helicopter and pilot. That's just sick.
how friggun cool is that! I do helicopter photography AND am a Backcountry Skier & Climber from the PNW. I always fantasize about this but you dudes did it! More Heli BC Skiing vids!!!
How is it that no one else in the comments finds it offensive and self-serving to FLY A HELICOPTER to the very base of the route?! Elitist snob(3:15) and line cutting guilt (5:35) indeed! This really throws the essence of backcountry skiing out the window! I can only hope the sentiment behind this assisted ascent does not become a more widespread trend.
I’m sorry I just have to chuckle. Have you been to this line? You drive a car right to the very base of the route. We simply landed the heli on the other side of the river, maybe 200 ft away maybe shaving 10 minutes off the climb, lol, and it was so non-conspicuous the guys in the van on the road didn’t even realize we were there. I’d argue that we “left no trace” better than most who go out there. And say we drove our gas guzzler suv out there that morning and passed the other party on the freeway? Should we still feel ashamed for “cutting the line”? How far do we take this?
@@cnuila he's just jealous. The heli assist really added to the video. On a side note, I'd like you guys to consider doing a video climbing up Mt. Lemmon, located on the North side of Tucson, AZ. It is a shade over 9,100 ft w/ about 5,500 ft of elevation gain if you summit from the south slopes. It wouldn't be the most challenging outing you've done by far, but you get to transition from a desert climate (Sonora) at the base to an alpine climate at the peak. This feature is so unique to the mountains in this region that ecologists call them "sky islands." If you do the shoot in the winter you can ski down a small portion of the mountain. The southern most ski lift & runs in N. America are located on Mt. Lemmon which makes it a bucket list worthy thing to do!
It just blows my mind how skiers can keep skiing all the time like that. That was so much work to just ski right down it lol I used to love skiing and boarding as a teenager but I grew out of that. I love hiking the ruby mountains hunting a deer but if I’m not chasing a deer it’s hard to force myself to climb the rubies they will defeat you one way or another. That scenery is awesome tho guys 👍🏻
Can I suggest “Matterhorn Peak” on the Sawtooth Ridge in the Eastern Sierra? Incredible scenery on the hike in and apparently famous with backcountry skiers.
I live in this region, I understand why some are mad about landing right there. However, what I havnt seen in the comments is that the Ruby 360 lodge has a helicopter at the base of the canyon that anyone with some money can take a ride up in it to the top of the mountain and get dropped off to ski down. So what is the difference between that, and what these guys did? If im not mistaken they land in the same area as they did.
I thought this was someone with terminal cancer who does daredevil things knowing their life will end. Actually that sounds like a crazy movie idea that should be made.
Just curious, how did you do the map overlay at the beginning showing your path on the topo? I'm trying to add that to my hiking videos. A big thanks to anyone who knows!
@@cnuila I know what you mean 😆. The numyof weekends I see you all outside in different adventures - I am surprised your wives are not pissed already 😆. Absolutely a big fan of your activities and videos. Very motivating. 👍👍
Sweet. I guess if he flies you there, you gotta let him go first. Did you remember to lock the chopper? Perfectly timed release while I'm stuck inside in Haines getting dumped on. Thanks!
Good advice man, i was looking at the chopper, perched on this tiny plateau, and i was thinking, what a disaster it would be if it slid down, blown by a sudden wind gust or something... Gosh...
Some say the adventure bone is the most important of the human body, but most agree it is the most mysterious. It’s exact location is not known, in many it is considered vestigial or completely undeveloped. For some, most likely those with a higher percentage Neanderthal genes that normal, scientists believe there is hope to one day identify it. Further genetic testing needs to be done, but it is believed these people could be distant relatives of Otzi the “Ice Man”, one of the first specimens to give hope of finding the bone. Part of the challenge is most of the people that are thought to have a noticeable one, tend towards high risk activities and it is believed to grow in times of excitement, and retreat or disappear completely with a lack of stimulation, not unlike other parts of the human body. Unfortunately by the time most of the specimens reach autopsy it is thought the bone is generally used up or pulverized due to blunt trauma in younger bodies, or completely disintegrated due to lack of use and decreased blood flow in older ones. It’s name refers not only to the ongoing scientific pursuit to find an intact specimen, but also the colloquial term used to describe the excited reproductive organs, and the distinct tingle that is thought to be responsible both for the desire to reproduce, and ironically to seek out adventures which often times hinder or negate that ability. Further study is needed, the focus is mainly on male species, as females are generally more intelligent and less drawn to high risk behavior, leading to the hypothesis that they are indeed more advanced as evidenced by their higher rates of loss of this vestigial yet fascinating part of the human anatomy. Fortunately identifying living specimens thought to have intact adventure bones for study is easier than ever, as they can often be found posting videos of their behavior on popular websites such TH-cam. This not to be confused with other media outlets such as those that focus on political or financial news, where video participants can sometimes mimic the audacious or boisterous vocalizations of those with active adventure bones, but distinguished by their general lack of physical activity and vigor.
Thought this was a announcement of the worst news.. luckily its just a trail name lol
Dude, me too. I was like NOOOOO!!!
@@vashusan1984 same.....
I already knew that this is a line.
My terminal cancer is definitely not cool !
@@breckr1121 well la de daaaaaaaa
i never knew i wanted my own helicopter until i saw how you guys use matt's
Being able to fly a helicopter and then also owning one is a nice subtle flex on Matt’s part.
Gotta love it when you work your ass off to get there and some skimo bro’s show up in a heli
There’s a really funny video of Cody Townsend skiing this line from his fifty project. They did a naked, skiblade, and monoski descent.
Clayton the monoski descent looked just a little bit better than these guy’s ski descent, the real difference between pros and mediocre amateurs
I just can't believe this channel still hasn't blown up. Thanks for the great shots Danny!
Bring back that Blake guy, he hardly ever seems to die despite everything.
While my kids get excited when a new @DudePerfect video is released, I get excited when the Mediocre's release a new video. Keep up the fun adventures.
I'm one of those people who get excited about both.
You are one of the few outdoor channels that spends any length of time in the Ruby Mountains. And that's cool.
How come you guys don't have 250.000+ subs?, this content is awesome 👍
Matt must be a millionaire. R66 aint cheap.
Thanks for sharing these adventures with the world. Im stuck in the midwest now and watching these makes me want to go out and try and find some sea level adventures and make the most of my time on the planet.
Lorem Opossum “If you don’t do it this year, you’ll be one year older when you do” - Warren Miller
Hi.
I saw the notification of this video, and I immediately went to the video to learn more.
Am thankful there is no cancer involved.
Hoping you are blessed with safety and peace in what you do.
God Bless...
1:26 idk as of lately I've been scared of helicopter rides
Helicopters crash everyday, you just dont know about it. I do understand why you would think that tho.
@@B2Ttrolling they do not crash everyday lmao
You could put some quotes around the terminal cancer title to prevent the scare. I thought one of you had received a diagnose.
Steinin intrigue/concern = clicks/views
You guys should try the white mountain hut traverse, a legendary challenge for those who work in the white mountain huts. Its 52 miles of the hardest terrain of the Appalachian Trail with over 25000 feel of elevation gain.
That is truly an as kicker. Many people from the west coast have no idea how punishing the Whites can be, straight up, straight down, no switchbacks. Dont let the low elevation fool you.
Another awesome and inspiring video! I always look forward to seeing the video notification pop up, makes my day a whole lot better
This is my new favorite channel. I’ve been working through all your old vids. Such awesome content!
Hey, love the vids!
The quality of your videos is great, and I'm hoping you guys blow up in terms of viewership because people need to see this content. It is inspiring to say the least, and you guys should take pride in pushing people to get out there and enjoy life while capturing adventure!
This video had probably the most aesthetic and the coolest shots I have ever seen. The line itself, the shots from the helicopter of the plains... Amazing video as always
Literally thought one of you were dying. Oh my god guys.
We've missed you guys!!! I know...it's only been a few weeks, LOL. Thanks for the great vid. SUCH awesome work with the cameras & drone. 👍
I am sleep deprived because I binge watched most of your videos. Great content. inb4 250K subs.
Most underrated youtube channel.
I love this so much, imagine you work your butt off getting to a line and there’s a helicopter at the base, lol. Feels like a lifted truck in a handicap zone
I've skied this line 8 times or more, my first time in 1991. You guys don't understand us here, that's clear. Firstly, we are not a wasteland and a visit to our area with respect would clear that ignorance right up. I was born here. I have skied all the major peaks in the Rubies here over thirty years. This fly richy rich scene you are bringing is why our sport is turning into another elite, money game. Some thing wrong with your outlook guys....sadly, it's not righteous anymore!
Christof's "adventure bone" hahahahaha
I'm so naive I feared a dreadful announcement that one of you had terminal cancer. Your talents rock on many levels and for good measure, we have a helicopter and pilot. That's just sick.
how friggun cool is that! I do helicopter photography AND am a Backcountry Skier & Climber from the PNW. I always fantasize about this but you dudes did it! More Heli BC Skiing vids!!!
Lotta uploads of this line lately. Incredible! Great camera work too.
These are amazing hikes. But we were wondering...where is Blake? Haven't seen him for a year.
How is it that no one else in the comments finds it offensive and self-serving to FLY A HELICOPTER to the very base of the route?! Elitist snob(3:15) and line cutting guilt (5:35) indeed! This really throws the essence of backcountry skiing out the window! I can only hope the sentiment behind this assisted ascent does not become a more widespread trend.
I’m sorry I just have to chuckle. Have you been to this line? You drive a car right to the very base of the route. We simply landed the heli on the other side of the river, maybe 200 ft away maybe shaving 10 minutes off the climb, lol, and it was so non-conspicuous the guys in the van on the road didn’t even realize we were there. I’d argue that we “left no trace” better than most who go out there. And say we drove our gas guzzler suv out there that morning and passed the other party on the freeway? Should we still feel ashamed for “cutting the line”? How far do we take this?
@@cnuila he's just jealous. The heli assist really added to the video.
On a side note, I'd like you guys to consider doing a video climbing up Mt. Lemmon, located on the North side of Tucson, AZ. It is a shade over 9,100 ft w/ about 5,500 ft of elevation gain if you summit from the south slopes. It wouldn't be the most challenging outing you've done by far, but you get to transition from a desert climate (Sonora) at the base to an alpine climate at the peak.
This feature is so unique to the mountains in this region that ecologists call them "sky islands." If you do the shoot in the winter you can ski down a small portion of the mountain. The southern most ski lift & runs in N. America are located on Mt. Lemmon which makes it a bucket list worthy thing to do!
So that's what tingles down there... my adventure bone! Great video guys!
It just blows my mind how skiers can keep skiing all the time like that. That was so much work to just ski right down it lol I used to love skiing and boarding as a teenager but I grew out of that. I love hiking the ruby mountains hunting a deer but if I’m not chasing a deer it’s hard to force myself to climb the rubies they will defeat you one way or another. That scenery is awesome tho guys 👍🏻
Out from this world! Kind regards from Spain!
Killer!
Can I suggest “Matterhorn Peak” on the Sawtooth Ridge in the Eastern Sierra? Incredible scenery on the hike in and apparently famous with backcountry skiers.
Finally a real Soap Opera with , adventure, back stabbing, pain and suffering with a big dose of comradeship.
Gives me an adventure bone stiffie! It's a cool line. When I skied it solo one spring there were moguls in the thing. No chopper though.
I live in this region, I understand why some are mad about landing right there. However, what I havnt seen in the comments is that the Ruby 360 lodge has a helicopter at the base of the canyon that anyone with some money can take a ride up in it to the top of the mountain and get dropped off to ski down. So what is the difference between that, and what these guys did? If im not mistaken they land in the same area as they did.
You guys should ski the couloir on Whitetail Peak in the Beartooths in Montana. Its 10 mile hike on a trail to the base
This is so epic! You guys are an inspiration!! Thanks for being awesome. Keep it up! :)
Keeping the dream alive! You guys Kick Ass!!
can you guys do a Q&A. what do you guys do for a living, how do you find time to go into the mountains so often etc etc.
If you booted up from the Heli, why are you removing skins?
love the chopper approach, right tool for the right job!
Dang son! My friends need to step up their game... none of them have helicopters?!? What an epic line, and a bad ass way to do it.
Love your videos man! Keep up the good work.
Nice guys! But you can't check that one off. Gotta ski to the road, no?
unbelievable line. great access choice!!
I thought this was someone with terminal cancer who does daredevil things knowing their life will end. Actually that sounds like a crazy movie idea that should be made.
Just curious, how did you do the map overlay at the beginning showing your path on the topo? I'm trying to add that to my hiking videos. A big thanks to anyone who knows!
Shoutout Skimo. Great site
Late February that chute should fill up, weather pattern is still to the north, Wyomingish lol...
What about skiing the other side. Sweet bowl?
What kind of snowshoes did you guys use? I am looking at buying some lightweight ones.
Great vids! Love your work!
Any chance you'll bring back the what's in the bag "series" from oh so long ago? :)
Gotta love Danny's sense of humor - his plan was to grab Christoff as a human shied in case of an avalanche 😆😆👍
GM B we’ve adopted an “every man for himself” strategy for any emergency
@@cnuila That makes sense sometimes. Specially on top of Everest.
GM B i say that in jest, but hopefully we never put ourselves in that perilous of a situation. If we die our wives are going to be PISSED!
@@cnuila I know what you mean 😆. The numyof weekends I see you all outside in different adventures - I am surprised your wives are not pissed already 😆.
Absolutely a big fan of your activities and videos. Very motivating. 👍👍
been waiting for this since i saw the run on instagram
best kind of helicopter is your friend's helicopter. Nice!
Awesome as always!!!!
The only channel I disable my addblock to listen to.
How come your buddy Danny is not in your videos anymore?
I love and appreciate the way you show your routes on a map. How do you do this?
Awesome day out in a beautiful place.
I can’t believe this channel only has 30k followers.
This may not ski the best but it honestly looks amazing
Is the had seen at the end available for purchase?!?!
what is vertical descent? How long is the run?
Most lbs of CO2 per 1,000 feet?
Exactly what I think when I watch these videos
What gear you use to filming?
Sweet. I guess if he flies you there, you gotta let him go first. Did you remember to lock the chopper?
Perfectly timed release while I'm stuck inside in Haines getting dumped on. Thanks!
Good advice man, i was looking at the chopper, perched on this tiny plateau, and i was thinking, what a disaster it would be if it slid down, blown by a sudden wind gust or something... Gosh...
Gotta say this was such a well done vid! What kind of ski poles are those ? keep up the adventures.
Who was the chopper pilot and what did he do while you guys were climbing/skiing?
That was Mat, he was the first one to ski down. The one with the 'Unicorn Horn'
Some say the adventure bone is the most important of the human body, but most agree it is the most mysterious. It’s exact location is not known, in many it is considered vestigial or completely undeveloped. For some, most likely those with a higher percentage Neanderthal genes that normal, scientists believe there is hope to one day identify it. Further genetic testing needs to be done, but it is believed these people could be distant relatives of Otzi the “Ice Man”, one of the first specimens to give hope of finding the bone. Part of the challenge is most of the people that are thought to have a noticeable one, tend towards high risk activities and it is believed to grow in times of excitement, and retreat or disappear completely with a lack of stimulation, not unlike other parts of the human body. Unfortunately by the time most of the specimens reach autopsy it is thought the bone is generally used up or pulverized due to blunt trauma in younger bodies, or completely disintegrated due to lack of use and decreased blood flow in older ones. It’s name refers not only to the ongoing scientific pursuit to find an intact specimen, but also the colloquial term used to describe the excited reproductive organs, and the distinct tingle that is thought to be responsible both for the desire to reproduce, and ironically to seek out adventures which often times hinder or negate that ability. Further study is needed, the focus is mainly on male species, as females are generally more intelligent and less drawn to high risk behavior, leading to the hypothesis that they are indeed more advanced as evidenced by their higher rates of loss of this vestigial yet fascinating part of the human anatomy. Fortunately identifying living specimens thought to have intact adventure bones for study is easier than ever, as they can often be found posting videos of their behavior on popular websites such TH-cam. This not to be confused with other media outlets such as those that focus on political or financial news, where video participants can sometimes mimic the audacious or boisterous vocalizations of those with active adventure bones, but distinguished by their general lack of physical activity and vigor.
Taylor Anderson Ha! Things I never knew...
Sick as usual 😎
Dang. I wish I knew about this line when living in SLC.
Dude.. I thought you were finally going away by the title.. Not cool bro.. not cool. Now I have to continue watching your awesome videos.
Super legit! Nice work fellas!
3:14 got me cracking up 😂😭
Hey where do you guys find your music?
custom sprinter, can am, helo and a private hangar? it’s either wherever you are is super cheap or this guy has some money.
I thought the title was really bad news for one of you. Big Relief when found out otherwise. Is he a commercial pilot?
"My adventure bone" im gonna use that one!! lololol
That is some amazing geology.
You guys, can you not fully annunciate the word "couloir" or Yvon Chouinard?
Coo...Luure. A Francais
What an adventure!
Where can we get mediocre merch!
Hangar is cleaner than my house 😢
crazy stuff, would never be possible to land your own helicopter at the base of a skitour in the alps
New life goal: Find a friend with a big red chopper. 🚁
07:36 exactly what I told my wife last night.....
This is U.N.B.E.L.I.E.V.A.B.L.E., boyz!
I like the avalanche plan....
I skied Terminal Cancer in 2001. I can’t say it was great skiing but I can say I did it.
Need to find myself a friend with a damn chopper
Dude you fuckin scared me 😂😂 that was sick tho
the tingling adventure bone
I need a friend with a helicopter...
What the heck happened to the blizz @mediocreamateur ?