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Guided Off-Piste day with Keith Wood
Guided Off-Piste day with Keith Wood
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Guided Off-Piste day with Keith Wood
Posted 15 December 2016 - 2:44pm on Snowboard Club UK
Hello fellow bashers;
I'm gauging interest to see if we can put a group together of (up to) 6 people for a guided off-piste day. It would be for Sunday 8 January. Cost is £360 for the group (up to 6 - so £60 each if there are 6 of us)
For this you would need to have a shovel / probe / beacon & know how to use them. This is the safety side of riding off-piste. Terrain approach will be dependent of the guide's assessment of over-all group ability & snow conditions.
More info on Keith (the guide) here:
http://www.lift-ticket.co.uk/home.html
So who's interested?
Cheers;
--Karl
I'm gauging interest to see if we can put a group together of (up to) 6 people for a guided off-piste day. It would be for Sunday 8 January. Cost is £360 for the group (up to 6 - so £60 each if there are 6 of us)
For this you would need to have a shovel / probe / beacon & know how to use them. This is the safety side of riding off-piste. Terrain approach will be dependent of the guide's assessment of over-all group ability & snow conditions.
More info on Keith (the guide) here:
http://www.lift-ticket.co.uk/home.html
So who's interested?
Cheers;
--Karl
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A passing familiarity with them would be ideal, but Keith will do some work with us before taking us out. There's nothing better than a spot of on mountain practice and if you have the gear and never give it a go, then it's wasted gear.
What Dunx means is he's sorted the 'a' group out and this is for the snowboarding equivalent of The Undateables or 'b' group ;)
Sort of. I just asked the people who have done backcountry guiding with me before.
For those on a guided trip, or anyone interested in general, here's Ortovox's guide to avalanche awareness and rescue for you to read in website flipbook form...
https://www.ortovox.com/uk/safety-academy/training-tools/safety-academy-...
...or download to tablet/print here:
http://service.ortovox.com/xfiles/Flippingbook/GuideBook_16-17/EN/SAGB_1...
A little knowledge before you go can go a long way...
Be a bit pointless owning them if you don't already know how to use them...
Be a bit pointless owning them if you don't already know how to use them...
I recently had a girlfriend for 4yrs and didn't know how to use her either !
So far I count me + BadDog anyone else interested?
So far I count me + BadDog anyone else interested?
Bit of training on the Sat would be sound, thanks
Gaz