Ride on Rob! I used to feel like a carried to much stuff when I went. This video reassured my I don’t have enough 🙄.. but I definitely know what I need to add. Thanks for the great info legend 🤙
My buddy's always told me I was crazy when I would pack all the stuff like you got right there. And its saved us couple times. You even gave me a few ideas to carry next time.
This guy is prepared, never can be too prepared. my uncle was killed in an avalanche 04 in BC Canada, they were professional riders and very prepared, they found him the next day due to weather shutting the search down the day before. They had the right equipment, but found out that he broke his neck getting blown through a tree. I think a lot of people don't think anything can happen to them out there, until its to late and something does happen. Very good video Rob people need to be over prepared when going out. Some people may think that they are too good of rider that they could get out of anything, my uncle was a pro rider and well he's not here anymore.
One of a kind this guy. Last of a dying breed ! Didn't care about the fancy stuff and just loved being outdoors . Followed his antics when i got into snowmobiling after moving here from the UK. He was the guy who I always wanted to ride with . Rest in peace ✌ hope your family are being looked after ❤
First Aid Kit , second pair of Gloves.. Tourniquet. I have never ridden in the Mountains but I have skied back Country via from Ski Resort Trails .. I often trail ride alone in MI.. Easy to walk to a road from a groomed trail .. Remember there are vast areas in the Mountains that have no cell phone signal...
My Yamaha Attack is so heavy that I had a bag made to carry a come along in .. Now I have a Skidoo Renegade with Lin Q system very handy way to carry extra stuff besides a back pack.. My Skidoo back pack is too tall and hits my neck or helmut.. My Yamaha one is better for that reason.. Also I have a Camelback back pack with water bladder and Insulated tube ..
Oh, try some metal zipties, they are VERY light and much stronger. Just something to look into, they won't tear so easy with sheetmetal fixes and such.
This is the first Rob Kincaid video I ever saw.. Sort of Ironic as he forgot to turn his Beacon on they day he died.. Had it been on his buddies most likley could have saved him ..
With all due respect, as a pretty decent bushman, I have to say, that's probably more than needed. I think the most important thing is don't head out far alone. If you are going to, there's some other things I'd sure as hell hope you'd bring. The first one... a full tang quality knife, not folding.
Paul Deknikker correct, really. I intended on that sounding humble, not here to boast about my accomplishments. Reasonably, the fact that the snowmobile has (some) fuel and a spark means you've at least got an easy fire if desired.
Man what a bummer dude was prepared for the worst. But forgot to turn his beacon on that day, fatal mistake . mother nature takes no prisoner's. Fly together die together brother . every time I hear about a fellow b.c brother going dwn I have to dry the eye .
He doesn't have all this shit in the back country videos? He doesn't even got a shovel , I wouldn't carry all that shit just don't go alone and tell people where you are going , but then again he's the pro
Just heard the news about this guy. Sending love to his family & friends.
a tip : watch movies at flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Kash Koa definitely, been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)
my heart aches, sending Love and praying for Rob's family,
As a woodsman and a snowmobiler, I appreciate someone who understands how to be prepared!
Ride on Rob! I used to feel like a carried to much stuff when I went. This video reassured my I don’t have enough 🙄.. but I definitely know what I need to add. Thanks for the great info legend 🤙
My buddy's always told me I was crazy when I would pack all the stuff like you got right there. And its saved us couple times. You even gave me a few ideas to carry next time.
Dan G I just heard the news about this guy. He was in an avalanche yesterday. I came here to learn about who he was. Always be prepared. Stay safe ✌🏻
This guy is prepared, never can be too prepared. my uncle was killed in an avalanche 04 in BC Canada, they were professional riders and very prepared, they found him the next day due to weather shutting the search down the day before. They had the right equipment, but found out that he broke his neck getting blown through a tree. I think a lot of people don't think anything can happen to them out there, until its to late and something does happen. Very good video Rob people need to be over prepared when going out. Some people may think that they are too good of rider that they could get out of anything, my uncle was a pro rider and well he's not here anymore.
Winn87 Well said. Sorry about your uncle.
Wow broke his neck that's Terrible I think they could have saved Rob if he had remembered to turn his peps on ..
A few things? Rob you are a beast carrying all of that around and still maneuver like an Olympian! Respect!!
One of a kind this guy. Last of a dying breed ! Didn't care about the fancy stuff and just loved being outdoors . Followed his antics when i got into snowmobiling after moving here from the UK. He was the guy who I always wanted to ride with .
Rest in peace ✌ hope your family are being looked after ❤
We miss you Rob! Ride in paradise dude 😎
RIP brother ! So sad to see a legend gone too soon .
Mother nature rarely gives you a second chance. RIP young man.
You carry soo much stuff. It makes me feel super unprepared even though i mostly do trail riding cuz im fairly new to snowmobiling.
RIP - A true ambassador to the sport 💙😎
Condolences to his wife Kim, daughter Shelby and son Riley. 💚💚💚
Great vid Rob. Stay Safe and Have Fun out there.
Thank you great video
First Aid Kit , second pair of Gloves.. Tourniquet. I have never ridden in the Mountains but I have skied back Country via from Ski Resort Trails ..
I often trail ride alone in MI.. Easy to walk to a road from a groomed trail ..
Remember there are vast areas in the Mountains that have no cell phone signal...
My Yamaha Attack is so heavy that I had a bag made to carry a come along in ..
Now I have a Skidoo Renegade with Lin Q system very handy way to carry extra stuff besides a back pack.. My Skidoo back pack is too tall and hits my neck or helmut.. My Yamaha one is better for that reason.. Also I have a Camelback back pack with water bladder and Insulated tube ..
Oh, try some metal zipties, they are VERY light and much stronger. Just something to look into, they won't tear so easy with sheetmetal fixes and such.
he's living the dream
Great information, thanks for posting this.
Love that Pack, what model was that ? I know this is a bit old but still that pack is nice, and thinking maybe they upgraded it by now ?
Does anyone know if he was using the PIEPS DSP pro that has issues with turning off if it's hit wrong? My heart aches for his family,
I've been searching for that answer for the last hour
This is the first Rob Kincaid video I ever saw.. Sort of Ironic as he forgot to turn his Beacon on they day he died.. Had it been on his buddies most likley could have saved him ..
Thank you
great video, picked up a lot of key pointers!
no supplies for twisting one up though
Cube Farm News Network I’m sure there was a pocket for that. Cheers 🍻
Excellent video... thank you...
With all due respect, as a pretty decent bushman, I have to say, that's probably more than needed. I think the most important thing is don't head out far alone. If you are going to, there's some other things I'd sure as hell hope you'd bring. The first one... a full tang quality knife, not folding.
Do you even snowmobile in the backcountry?? I think he's missing a bunch of stuff.
im with jon
"as a pretty decent bushman" Really ?
Paul Deknikker correct, really. I intended on that sounding humble, not here to boast about my accomplishments. Reasonably, the fact that the snowmobile has (some) fuel and a spark means you've at least got an easy fire if desired.
nice video ty
RIP Rob
How exactly soak cotton balls with vaseline Robby?
No first aid kit?
Rest in Peace
nice vid ,, appreciate the tips
Duct Tape on your face .. ?? I would not believe it had I not seen racers doing that in Iron Dog Videos
R.I.P. Rob He forgot to turn his Beacon on ..
What happen to Rob ,,,,??????????????
If you don't stay with your snowmobile you would have to have snow shoes for sure..
Toilet paper. lol
I was about to say the same thing.
Toilet paper is great for starting a fire.
How about just stand the trails
You can't heat water in a plastic bottle? Huh!
melting snow
Man what a bummer dude was prepared for the worst. But forgot to turn his beacon on that day, fatal mistake . mother nature takes no prisoner's.
Fly together die together brother . every time I hear about a fellow b.c brother going dwn I have to dry the eye .
He doesn't have all this shit in the back country videos? He doesn't even got a shovel , I wouldn't carry all that shit just don't go alone and tell people where you are going , but then again he's the pro
Dan Poburan And then again, he's also got a film & support crew on those videos as well.