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Great meme

Wear lightweight smartwool ski socks in my double boots currently. I may have to give them a try!

Nice video! 1:58 I don't have a ton of scrambling experience yet but the way I would do this is sit down on the rock on the right and slowly reach for or a short jump to the rock below. Seems less risky. Keep hiking 🥾

Things really changed after they got bought out. Less durable and moved away from the wide toe box for more narrow designs. Some of my older Altra shoes seem to be indestructible.

We charge 20 for skis 25 for board at my tune shop

What a waste of time…. Your shoes cause your issues… please list your shoes sizes and manufacturers and pricing….

Completely understandable. If you’re showing up to my business with nothing at all and expect to be spoon fed… you pay for it. Both sides happy

Some peoples time are worth something like mine I pay people to do little things for me so I can spend time with my family

Great work! If you haven’t yet done it, consider the Ptarmigan Traverse in the Cascades. I think you’d love it.

Hey wondering if I can get your opinion. East coast guy so never really had the opportunity to ski where I was from. Live in the Appalachians now next to a couple of baby ski resorts in comparison to the Rockies. Want to get into skiing and take some lessons. How difficult is it to pick up as an adult? And how consistent would you need to be skiing to get basic proficiency? I know there are a lot of variables but wanting to get a general idea. Thanks man!

$40 BUX NOW?!?!? It used to be $15 back when I went

I’ve done both sometimes I don’t got time between work and kids so if they promise it back in 20 min I’ll just go smoke a sun blunt while I wait I know it’s pricy but I’m paying for extra luxury time in my opinion

Lol i was like ... i totally clean up my own blow

YES. MY HELMET HAS SAVED ME QUITE A FEW TIMES. I once caught a bump and bounced off my helmet like this guy. Even after impact, I was coughing and dizzy. Just imagine what would happen if I didn't have a helmet on

I was headed to REI this coming Sunday and will try on a pair. They are on sale now which is always a plus. I will also try on the Pursuit 2. I have been using Altra for a long time but have never been happy with the durability of any of them. Of course at REI you get that one year warranty which I have always felt was very generous.

Completely agree with you regarding the Altra, I'm a very disappointed customer. I have had two pairs of Torins, where the big toe area came through and the sole stripped away from the cushioning, and two pairs of Outroad... First pair, the big toe area came through after 150 miles and the 'rand (as it would be called in a boot)', came away on both shoes - the other pair is going the same way.... Not impressed. I have recently been advised to try Topo, so I will give them a go. I have a pair of Hobibear trail shoes that seem pretty decent.

Depending on ambient temperature, the gloves on poles can freeze in seconds due to sweat saturation. Not taking them off is the best, puting them close to your body such as into pockets is great.

This might be controversial, but I don’t scrape off the wax. I let the abrasive snow do the work for me.

Wait I thought ""god/jesus"" was the biggest lie

What is the name/brand of that multi-tool?

Love seeing that impact hoodie!!!!!

Great hike thanks for sharing your video. Lots of high climbing on that route!!!

Bro beats the crap out of his socks and expects no wear.. they’re durable, not magical.

Do you warm up first in a hot tub or just go straight from normal temp to ice?

40 years?! In America you work til you die brotha!

Bro got glammed for this haha

I almost died trusting the R rating on klymite sleeping pads. Love your content. I just cringe everytime you blow up that pad.

Very interesting, just bought the book.

Split boarding tip, you are gay.

Any recommendations for good sun hoodies on multi day or week expeditions? I’ve been wearing Kuhl but they have some stank to them after a while. Can’t find any good ones with merino like properties.

Real men don't Wear gloves

I got slammed with AMS after moving from Paradise to Muir which I didn't expect at all (but I've since learned is very common). I had a terrible night but luckily recovered enough by morning to continue. Agree with you that Hood was more technical. Climbed a very icy Old Chute which was much scarier than anything I did on Rainier. We were able to glissade down from Muir nicely w/o trashbags but this depends entirely on the snow conditions so that's a good point. Glissading from Muir is so much better than walking. Paradise to Muir was roasting hot. DC to summit was freezing cold in my heaviest gear. Gotta have the layering system dialed in. Really bad traffic in this park...no joke.

So this is actually pretty cool. I happened upon your channel looking up content creation (something I'm wanting to branch into) and came across this video. This is one of the exact videos I was hoping to create. A solo hike across the highline trail. What a small world. Awesome video!

Im telling you Altra MT King's 2.0 are simply the best running shoes I've owned..

A wrist sling once saved my life when falling off a ridge off rope. Ice axe wedged behind a rock and I ended up hanging from my wrist instead of tumbling further down the slope.

Thank you for the great advice. You changed my mind about trekking poles. I’m thinking I was too cool for them. But at the end of the day, who am I trying to impress? I’m there to enjoy my hike not be hurting at the end of the day.

Very helpful. Esp. on route / mountain selection. Thanks!

Have you noticed any problems heel striking vs neutral or toe striking? I thought that was bad for your knees..

You did it all wrong. 😁 It's a myth that ultrarunning needs endless hours of training. 25 -80 miles is usually what it takes. With 80 mile per week you are in world class ultrarunning territory. In the range of 25-50 miles per week you can do most if not all races if you build up to it properly. You might not win them but you can do them. And no long run needs to be longer than 3 hours / 20 miles whatever comes first.

No one even considered starting at McKee Draw when doing the Highline until 5-6 years ago. The Highline Trail was always Leidy Peak or even Chepeta Lake to Mirror Lake Hwy. Locals were only concerned about hiking the Uintas, not trail 025. Even the authoritative book on the Unitas by Jeff and Brad Probst say the Highline Trail is Leidy Peak to Mirror Lake Hwy. So don't feel like you didn't complete the Highline Trail if you started at Leidy or Chepeta...both are just fine. And in Rock Creek Basin, going around to Helen and Lightning Lakes and even up to Gladys and Rosalie Lakes is prettier anyway (even more so after the fire).

I did the John Muir Trail in the early 70s things were different in those days almost everyone that started finished and I did the whole hike without a food stop. I also left really early June 23 to be exact going north to south. I had all the topo maps and Starrs Guide. I got lost once and it was mostly because of a lot of snow. There was a lot of snow, but I also left really early and walking on snow when it’s frozen was a lot easier than when it started to thaw in the afternoon I also highly recommend to start hiking even before you can see where you’re going. It does two things: to get you warm you get over the passes early And allows you to spend the afternoons, relaxing. I was occupied fishing every day and of course I ate trout every single day. I also never had a drop of rain fall on me. I’ve hiked sections of the trail and some of the side sections many times and usually the rains come in July and early August And can be pretty nasty. Also, in those days there were no Bear buckets we slung our stuff in the trees. I only had a problem with bears in Yosemite and that problem is still the same. Those bears are not necessarily really wild anymore today the ones you meet like in Kings Canyon Sequoia Keep their distance. It took 21 days with one easy day

Sherpas are the most badass people on earth

What time of year did you summit?

Nice hoodie - Go Badgers!

Nahh, portable VHF good fer 40+miles and can be related and connect to phone services and satellites fer a small fee.... But I'm a boat guy, I don't know anything 😆

Not necessarily saying that I am going to abandon Altra (currently on LP 8), but i second what you said re their durability. this is concerning; if it's not resolved, we will see more users leaving this brand.

Love these Chad. For the past 15yrs I've been big into weightlifting. In 2024, because of an accident, I had to take some time off and with the reality that I am now 40 (haha) I have started to incorporate Yoga 3x a week. The fuel into your car, maintenance, and rest are crucial and I have found in just doing this for a year has helped me mentally as well.

Just started watching (I had nobo permits a couple years ago but had to cancel due to high snow). Glad I checked settings as it defaulted on 360 and now I’m watching in 1080p ! So much better -)

Going for Long’s Peak in August 🔥

Thanks for all your great videos!!