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Real-time avalanche danger ratings updated daily by Avalanche Canada. Always check before heading out.
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Real-time avalanche danger ratings updated daily by Avalanche Canada. Always check before heading out.
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240+ videos — gear reviews, conditions reports & backcountry edits
SAFETY
Be safe out there on the trails and be sure to carry a first aid kit along with a headlamp, hiking poles and a hydration system. Each of these products will help make your journey a safe and enjoyable one so be sure to read the reviews below to see what you need in your pack before heading out. Did we miss anything? if so let us hear it.
VAPUR DRINKLINK HYDRATION SYSTEM
Date: April 10th 2017
Reviewer: Bradley
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Vapur
Read the full review here.
VAPUR MICROFILTER
Date: Oct 26th 2014
Reviewer: Brad
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Vapur
Read the full review here.
BLACK DIAMOND ULTRA MOUNTAIN FL AND CARBON TREKKING POLE
Date: Aug 8th 2013
Reviewer: Blue
Overall Rating: 8.5/10, 10/10, 9.5/10
Product Link: Black Diamond
Read the full review here.
VAPUR ELEMENT ANTI WATER BOTTLE
Date: Feb 15th 2013
Reviewer: Ryan
Overall Rating: 9/10
Product Link: Vapur
Read the full review here.
ADVENTURE MEDICAL FIRST AID KITS
Date: April 24th 2011
Reviewer: Marian
Overall Rating: 8/10
Product Link: Adventure Medical Kits
Read the full review here.
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