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14 - Backcountry Show & Tell: What To Pack + First Aid & Repair Items
What do experienced backcountry skiers and splitboarders carry in their packs when they head out on a tour? Join our guests as they unpack their packs for us and tell us a bit about why they are carrying the items found inside. During this informal chat we will cover standard items such as extra layers, food, something to drink, etc... But we will also take a close look at what specific items our guests are carrying in their first aid and repair kits. The goal here isn't to promote a "right" approach. The goal is to show that there are a variety of approaches. We hope by sharing that we can help you stay safe and comfortable on your next tour. Learn more about the Catamount Trail Association: http://www.catamounttrail.org