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I’m just looking at an old photo of me on Jack’s rake from 1987. I still remember it well. Sheer adrenaline.

For hobbits..

man you didnt expain grip material

Hey, great review ! I just have a question, are these zero drop ?

Crazy loud 🎵 music made it unwatchable. 🙄

That was excellent. As I've clocked up more miles, I've started to pay more attention to my feet. You're right. It's "more important" than any other piece of kit

It's just noise on your camera! :-).

I thought these were just a Canadian and USA thing because Steve Wallace has one. Great to see them over here.

I used to not be a fan of Decathlon, but once you step into their stores and see how many activities they cater for, and realise that you can kit a family of four for any activity and or holiday event, there's no going back. We literally have close to a hundred items, including clothing, backpacks, snorkel gear (that mostly only gets used in the summers), air beds, cook sets, and even weird games like Peteca (found it in a store in Spain), and an odd 'disc petanque/boules' thing (found in a store in Croatia).

great info...thanks

Im fortunate that i live down the road from one theur stores its great value for kit for my ever growing lad

Did it earlier today id say its more risky than Crib Goch but only for a short distance. Id avoid completely in wet conditions or very high winds. Good luck.

Did it earlier today id say its more risky than Crib Goch but only for a short distance. Id avoid completely in wet conditions or very high winds. Good luck.

Pure rain shell; Mountain Hardware. Warmer shell: 3L Ortovox with its swiss wool

You make it look a doddle--not a word about safety

Kind of climbed it my second time mountain climbing by accident but was really fun the rest of it is probably better was definitely close to dying that day

Im 14 as of now just done this with my dad it was pretty fun and the views were amazing, we were there at the top when the northern lights happened it was amazing! I hate heights but mountaineering is so fun

lol why your wife's pace count larger than yours 😆😆

I done it today. I had to break down twice at the top. Never doing it again 😂

Great review but how much is it

21/04/2024 We did it Adonis School💪

People that read Trail magazine already know everything this guys describing. A more valuable video would be Trail reviewing the current best 4 season boots on the market and providing their recommendations.

Love Innov8. Found them on Black Friday. I use the trailflys for trail running. Very very impressed with their durability. I went for non-waterproof. It's a nonsense for running. Would see the use for walking though when you want all day comfort

I have INOV8 shoes and i think they are awful. The fit is too narrow, they aren't remotely close to being water proof, in fact they're not even close to being water resistant. They also smell horrible, and are the only pair of shoes i have ever owned that smell. I'll never buy their shoes again. The grip is good though.

I found the Nordic Outland rain jacket at Amazon, it performs well. Waterproof 10,000mm and breathable 8,000gsm with armpit venting

Love mine. Especially at £140.

Thrudark looking good :)

"...nice to finish with the sunset in your eyes"? that would mean coming down in the dark.....are you crazy?

Two buddies of mine are doing Crib Goch this month. They asked me if I wanted to come; not a chance. I love climbing mountains, done all the tallest ones in the UK but I don’t like these sort of knife edges. Neither of them have any experience with scrambles or climbing so lord knows how they’ll get on with it.

I love a good heavy leather boot. Once they are broken in they are heaven. Dry feet are happy feet.

Very comprehensive video.

Have done many hundreds of miles in the Lake district but never been tempted over sharp edge I never considered doing a walk where a mistake can be the end of everything. I'd rather carry on to enjoy the Lakes than risk falling just for the sake of saying "I've done that." Fabulous view from the top of Blencathra

Can u please tell us what are u wearing , what kind of jacket is that and what are those overpants looks like Patagonia. Thanks

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Thank you very much ! Your videos are extremly well done and helpful.

What gloves are shown in the clip as they appear to cover all bases???

Today is March 17, 2024 and I just found this video from Savannah Georgia USA. Very good instructions and great information. Also, beautiful countryside there!

What trousers are these

Just a video showing you walking around the woods, Still no wiser on how to use one ......

Thanks for the nice review! Two questions: Why would you not use the Mid GTX for off-path/heather bashing? Do you think the Mid GTX would be OK for 15-20 km per day? I've most recently used Inoc8 335s for the type of trip in mind, but now I'm looking for something a bit sturdier, that will work woth microspikes/light crampons. Cheers!

by far the worse boot ive ever owned

1:45 Sorry what did he say? Salapek?

How has the fabric done? I'm leaning toward a cycling jersey in this for CA summers.

Really clearly advice /really well explained -other than, first aligning the maps Grid North to the compass Magnetic North...

I would NOT recommend this route in the rain and windy conditions. Very dangerous

Bonjour monsieur. J'ai acheté un appareil comme le vôtre Mais pas de CD Est ce que tu peux m'aider Comment puis-je en obtenir une copie? J'ai beaucoup cherché sur Internet et je n'ai rien trouvé..

I had a Zoleo for 2 years now. It has worked absolutely flawlessly. If fact if I had to choose between paying for cell service or the Zoleo service it would be Zoleo. Just knowing it works anywhere on the planet. (Except in the bottom of a parking garage). You could be floating on a raft in the South Pacific and have a chat with your wife.

I live and walk in the far north of Scotland, and bought one of these recently, after seeing a mention in Scottish Mountaineer, the MCoS magazine. I'm in my late sixties, and walk alone, often in remote places with no phone signal. Whilst I'm not doing anything technically difficult these days, I finally decided to get something like a Zoleo, as injuries/ill health are more likely, given my age. If the device enables me to have a few more years in the hills, then it's worth it. I was fortunate with pricing: the device cost me £149 in December, and I received a code when I created an account on the site which waived the one-off registration fee.

Fantastic upload my friend, looks like a completely different planet!

Always important to listen to a bearded bloke (pref red hair) with a Rab coat on.