Backcountry – tag –
Backcountry refers to leaving the developed areas such as ski resorts and enjoying skiing and snowboarding on the natural snowy mountains. It is popular among enthusiasts for its appeal of climbing mountains on your own and skiing on fresh snow and steep slopes that no one else has skied before. However, there are risks such as avalanches, slides, weather changes, and getting lost. To enjoy it safely, knowledge and skills such as map reading, avalanche countermeasures, and self-rescue are essential. Beginners are recommended to take a guided tour and remember that any accidents are at your own risk.
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A must-have probe for backcountry | Tips for choosing
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Arc'teryx freeride model specialized for sliding | ARC'TERYX SABER RELAXED ANORAK & PANTS
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Backcountry essential avalanche beacon | How to choose
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You can't climb without a skin (seal)! Essentials for backcountry skiing | Tips for choosing
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What is backcountry? |What beginners should know
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“The advantage of not having a home mountain” | Backcountry guide Daichi Terui
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Backcountry attractions and how to get started & BC Guide Club with tours for beginners|Ski & Snowboard
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Know the basic gear and equipment list necessary for backcountry skiing & snowboarding
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Backcountry guide gear setup '24-25 season | Professional selection and reviews
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Backcountry pole selection '24-25
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How to choose a splitboard | There are many details to keep in mind. If possible, consult at a specialty store
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How to choose a powder board | How to use it rather than size and shape. Things to focus on more than specs
