5 CRUCIAL Solo Snow Wheeling Tips you need to know

Today I take you through 5 tips I feel are the foundational tips to heading into the backcountry alone for some snow heeling or longer overloading expeditions. There is plenty more to learn beyond this video, and I encourage you to learn as much as possible. Safe travels happy wheeling.
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Disclaimer: This show features experienced and professional off-road drivers. Many of the driving techniques, locations and vehicle recoveries are extremely dangerous. please do not attempt to duplicate anything in the video without proper off-road driver training. We will not pride any locations or directions of places visited.

[@LetsGetLost.]

Bonus tip #6 Know you limitations and when to call it quits
Hope you found Atleast one of these tips helpful or at the least enjoyed watching. What are your experiences with snow wheeling?

[@blakemarchand6650]

Not to long of video and straight to the point. Excellent 👌

[@captseamus]

Take a PLB with you. (PERSONAL LOCATION BEACON)... Works anywhere there's a clear sky, alerts USCG > Rescue Units nearby your locations... Only for life and death situations.

[@LetsGetLost.]

excellent advice to share thank you 👌🏻

[@JeffreyJohnston724]

may be take a 9 mm

[@curlyeagle]

A good collapsible snow shovel. Cuz the the packable spade is great in the summer, they are terrible for winter digging. It will always happen in the snow getting stuck no matter how good one thinks they are. Good snow glove are also a must and a packable blanket to help warm back up from being in the snow.

[@leviy.3578]

Only seen a few of your videos so far. But, great production quality. My tip: tell someone the general area where you are going and an estimated return time/date. It is a LOT easier for SAR to be activated early when someone is overdue (obviously depends on the region and how they have their SAR program designed). Have water and food in your rig along with toilet tickets and a blanket.

[@LetsGetLost.]

Great advice!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@grunkalunka3449]

The snow driving you guys get to do is stuff us Aussies can only dream of.

[@gypsywolf2600]

Missing out , make it a bucket list

[@warpony4202]

I always let someone know the area I'll be in so if I don't return I can be found.

[@JeepLifeChris]

This is my number one tip. Last thing I do when I walk out the door.

[@JL_OVRLND]

Like your video! good information for people to follow! you made a new subscriber from me.

[@LetsGetLost.]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😄 I’ll see you in the next video

[@G0MERP3]

Most important may be to let someone know where you’re going and timeline for your expected return.

[@LetsGetLost.]

Oh that is for sure rule number one to heading out to enjoy the outdoors

[@KEVLAR_RC7275]

Plenty of high energy snacks

[@LetsGetLost.]

Agreed!!

[@LensShark]

Beautiful drone shots. How did you do them while you were driving?

[@augustusgloop9330]

Nice rig

[@LetsGetLost.]

Thank you, just getting started on the build. 🤘🏻

[@augustusgloop9330]

@@LetsGetLost. right on man.

[@jelado4595]

Like to dislike ratio is insane