Zero to Hero with Burandt? Why these trips are fully booked

With blue skies, sunshine and perfect snow, we got comfortable being uncomfortable on Day 2 of Chris Burandt’s Backcountry Adventures outside of Buena Vista, Colorado.
Our boys Jason and Lukas, our not-super-experienced riders, try applying the skills they learned on Day 1 in the epic Colorado backcountry terrain until Chris shows them how it’s done, pinning it up a mountain where everyone else gets stuck. Thanks to the Burandt’s Backcountry Adventure crew for hosting us!
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[@haydenburgess149]

Grab onto a ski loop!

[@CalgaryDynastar]

Grab onto it!

[@scottrtomlinson]

Um, hold onto it? lol

[@jiggyquinn5635]

Thank you 😊

[@grandpre25]

Slowly push it while holding onto a ski, then switch to the other ski then grab your bars and stop the rotation.

[@cwallybraap]

Man Up!

[@jshuag]

The secret to flipping a sled and not letting it keep going is to ride a snow bike. Its fun to watch these videos to remind me of what I went through when I rode a sled. Kudos to anyone who suffers enough to figure it out.

[@actionjack84]

You gotta get your paw on it to stop it. You could also put a tow strap on it to keep hold of it.

[@WilliamBrey-sr1ch]

Grab your ski closest to the hill pull the sled straight down and flip it on its skis

[@gordonliddy9418]

Love snowmobiling but Klim isn't anything special.

[@KlimUSA]

That kind of hurts our feelings.