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Rocky Mountain Snowmobile carries a complete line of snowmobile parts and accessories from Scott, Klim, Motorfist, HMK, 509, Skinz, GoPro, Simmons, SLP, MBRP, Bikeman, Ogio, Troy Lee Designs, Snow Pulse, and Ortovox.
Rocky Mountain Snowmobile carries a complete line of snowmobile parts and accessories from Scott, Klim, Motorfist, HMK, 509, Skinz, GoPro, Simmons, SLP, MBRP, Bikeman, Ogio, Troy Lee Designs, Snow Pulse, and Ortovox.
This was shot on one of the deepest days of the winter 2014/15. An amazing day shooting with good friends in Sonnenkopf, the snow pack had been super unstable so we spent most of the day playing around on different hits and drops rather than going onto the bigger faces. Dom comes from a park background and has transferred over without any problems into playing in the powder and throwing tricks off natural hits, this shot was taken hiking back to us after doing just that. This was shot on Canon 5d mkiii, Canon 70-200 2.8 L II usm. Set up was iso 160, f.8 and 1/1000sec.
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Så er der også lavinerygsæk i hus - imorgen tidlig går det ned igen 😁👍❄️🎿❄️ #besafe #mammut #snowpulse (her: St. Anton am Arlberg)
CYBERSAFE 13 - PRODUCT REVIEW.
Flying with a Snow Pulse Airbag
When planning our big trip to AK safety was at the forefront of all our minds. The Chugach mountain range is covered in glaciers, making harnesses and a force multiplier of some sort (Shoutout to Ghost Rider for hauling ours around) necessary. But the other ever present danger in particular when traveling in the backcountry is avalanches. We arrived to tailgate to find, visible from camp a sizeable avalanche - which upon closer inspection was even more terrifying.
Photo Credit: Maverick
All of this made me certain that I wanted to bring my airbag, however it raises some issues when flying with it. The TSA considers it hazardous material, even when discharged. You are required to completely disassemble the air canister and present both parts to the TSA for inspection.
Since you probably don't have a giant wrench in your carry on (probably another TSA no no), you'll want to do this before hand. It's relatively easy to disassemble, but likely two man job (a friendly swiss guy helped me at the baggage checkin) - one to hold the cylinder tightly, the other to turn the wrench.
Disassembled it should look like this:
Happy Flying.
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K2 Sports kauft BCA
K2 Sports übernimmt Backcountry Access (BCA), einen Hersteller für Lawinenairbags und LV S-Geräte.
Nachdem Mammut Snowpulse und Black Diamond Pieps übernommen hat geht der mit BCA der nächste große Hersteller von Lawinen-Sicherheitsprodukten an ein großes Sportartikelunternehmen.
„BCA ist ein Pionier in Forschung, Entwicklung und in der Schneesicherheitsausbildung und passt perfekt in unsere K2-Markenfamilie. Mit BCA an Bord runden wir unser Portfolio ab“, erklärt Anthony De Rocco, Präsident und CEO von K2 Sports.
Zur K2-Sportsgruppe gehören u.a. die Marken K2 Ski, Line Skis, Full Tilt Boots, K2 Snowboards, Ride Snowboards, 5150, Morrow, Madshus, Tubbs Snowshoes, Atlas Snowshoes, Powderidge Snowshoes und Little Bear Snowshoes.
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