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wats with people who wear backpacks when they are on small hills, i mean wat do they keep in there. Its not like there is going to be an avalanche on a tiny groomed hill
Yeah, I also don't like them, like who's doing sick backcountry shit on these tiny hills. And the camelbacks, what are these guys too hardcore to stop for water?
i would say most of the time i have my food and shoes and maybe some gloves and a hat in there... i drop it at the lodge immediately, ski, then i eat lunch, and when i leave i go get my pack and ski back to the parking lot... maybe most people are like me and just pack lunches and shit in there ? who knows ;x
when im out west i use my camelback snobound which is a backcountry backpack really but u can drink water from it i get altitude sik real easy so i need water but i also cary some food my phone my little camera sun screen and an extra layer but when im at home in VT i nvr ski with it and nvr would unless im in some backcountry because my skis fit really nicely on my pack
yeah see thats reasonable... at my hill "big blue" i asked sum 10 year old what he had in his school bag he was riding with he told me lunch and a sweatshirt....i was like yeah u can put that in the lodge. theres no reason for that
You know what I dont understand? All those kids who dress like thugs. They're on a tiny little mountain, do they think gangsta's are going to pop up and shoot everyone except them because they look "ghetto"?
Colorado Backpacks.. I do a lot of off-piste skiing at Winter Park/Copper/Breckenridge/Crested Butte (Cliff drops). It's good to have a little bit of back protection for some gnarly landings.
I also volunteer as a patrol at Winter Park. So it's good to have all of my medical gear/shovel/probe.
So on my hill, where avalanches are prone to happen, I have my gear.
Also, I can carry a lunch, spare gloves, and I always carry spare goggles from a white-out incedent I had in which i hit a tree with my face, broke my goggles, and had to ski in a blizzard with nothing.
(p.s. I'm not a wanna-be-cop patroller, Don't yell at me... I only yell at people if they're being idiots. I'm really only into it for the medical experience and free skiing)