millenials being millenials......

Excellent! The pelvic fracture is often overlooked in basic First Aid training

Every backcountry skier, snowboarder, alpinist, mountaineer, hiker, camper, hunter, etc, should take a Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course! Not the same as a normal First Aid course where advanced medical care is near by. They should also carry a small First Aid kit. The first kit should be appropriate to the injuries you might encounter in the activities you are participating in. For example, a skier might not need a burn bandage, but would more likely need splints.

Excellent video! I like bivouacing in a snow cave. I use bivy bag to keep my bag dry and warm. I was in -40 degree temperatures outside, and with only a candle lamp, the inside was around 0 degrees.

I'm exhausted. Just watching this lying in bed

I'm a life long snowboarder who also mountaineers, and can cross country ski. I ask this in earnest. What is the advantage to boarding down big mountains? In my case it just seems like I would do it because I cannot currently ski downhill and as an active athlete I am concerned about the acl and other leg injury risks I might be exposed to during early mid life. It seems as though the ski is better fitted to the mountain in every way. Hence needing to turn my snowboard into a cross country ski.

Minute 4:00 .. WTF

All good but ice axe inside the bag? No thanks

Hi, Xavier! I'm setting up my bindings now. You sad that duck stance in long term could hurt knees, does slightly duck (+18,-6) hurt knees too?

That coil is complete garbage, backup prussik is wrong and you are crossloading. Nice demo on what not to do 😅

Loved the video, saved our Higher Geography Qualifications! - Geographslay Table Xx

Loved the video, saved our Higher Geography Qualifications! - Geographslay Table Xx

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Thank you!

I’m having a hard time finding compatible crampons for my boots that wear split boarding. That petzl irvis fl might be an option, but it doesn’t look as good as my universal bd crampons.

gerat tips. very useful!

A good to side turn. You should feel like Gerry Lopez. Tucking into a barrel ll😂

Your content, energy and passion you bring with the video’s is so great. Really enjoy ‘m! So thanks 🤘🏼🏂 Little extra detail for the hypothermia part - a game changer though - is to also wrap the vics head in the blanket!!! Even when wearing a helmet (with vent grooves). (When waiting long, especially with any kind of bleeding, hypothermia might very well be the biggest concern after stopping the bleeding.)

Sei un grande, il migliore di tutti

DO NOT !! try to bend metal parts of your crampons. Hardened steel or aluminum will most likely crack. As mine did.

How do you go here for kiting? There are some groups or society there?

This yoga routine was the only reason I was able to snowboard for 7 days straight with only 1 day rest.

Wait, why do you split Board skis not work on as steep of terrain as ski skins?

Absolutely loved this! Thank you! Im only just getting back into snowboarding after a few years break and it's really helped with all the tension! Thank you 😊

How is the landing on grass ? That worries me a bit

Good way to have basic skills is to just go few times cross country skiing or using gliding snowshoes. Basically the same thing in the flat and if you need to turn etc.

Shouldn't you switch sides so the Radius Edges is on the outside where it will be more effective in a carving turn.

What bindings lock down? My Union Chargers Don't.

Hello Xavier, what's the brand of these clips? Thank you very much et très cordialement, Andrea

What are you wearing in the video?

Cornices, crevasses, tree wells, roots, terrain traps (avalanches), snow packs (avalanches) are always on my radar to check before hand with maps, binoculars or a drone for safety (unless I walk up by and see the line in plain sight) amongst generic things like rocks, gradient or weather.

Could you do a video on how to self arrest - especially on heel side?

Hi Xavier I love your videos! Question, what bindings are those, I can see they're not SparkRD (I use Spark) and probably not Karakoram either. And if something else, how do they compare to those brands?

If it looks dangerous I imagine some try to climb down. The rope stays?

What if you cannot fix your heels?

Are Freedom bibs good for powder and backcountry riding?

Absolutely insane terrain shown in the later clips!

What is the tail clip brand please?

Ive only been riding a couple of years but i love riding through choppy moguls as fast as i can. It made me improve my turns so quickly.

Fantastic routine. This and the before snowboarding one. I do this year round a few times per week for "routine maintenance" and every time on a day of boarding. Merci beaucoup!

Hello. I have a question. Wouldn't it be better to secure the pulley with a knot instead of maintaining the tension with t-block? I mean if either the anchor or the pulley fails you will be pulled suddenly backwards. Thank you

Love the content and super keen to try some splitboarding hopefully this season. I’d also love to know what jacket you’re wearing? 😊

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This was crazy helpful! Thank you so much!!

I’m surprised more splitboarders don’t embrace the tele turn, and use fishscale bases. You really don’t need skins in most situations. I’m tempted to turn some fat tele fishscale boards into a “snowboard” with voile plates, using 75mm plastic boots, and a voile 3pin binding for the ascent.

So far, I have not been in the cold and in the snow, but one day I will come and try.

It is cold but beautiful

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Because it's worth it

I hope to see you get a million followers