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Cross Trail 7 Series
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Cross Trail 7 Series
Trail Speed 5 Series
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Trail Speed 5 Series
Cypher Banner Video Final Edit
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Cypher Banner Video Final Edit
Liberty Mountain Video Tour
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Take a tour with us around Liberty Mountain's UT headquarters. Liberty Mountain is an outdoor goods distributor. We carry thousands of brands from the outdoor industry. We pride ourselves in our ability to deliver your orders quickly and efficiently by shipping multiple brands in the same shipment, saving you time and money. To become a customer, email sales@libertymountain.com or visit our web...
Cypher Web Banner Video
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Cypher Web Banner Video
Peregrine Condor Hot Tent Stove Assembly Instructions
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Hot tenting is cold weather camping at its most luxurious. A hot tent stove can be combined with a floorless tent or shelter to allow the warmth of a fire to be insulated by the tent. Hot tenting is a great way to increase your comfort in cold weather camping by warming the inside of your tent, allowing you to dry out wet clothes and even cook on the lid of the stove. Peregrine is happy to offe...
Liberty Mountain Trash Collection Container Kickoff
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This is the Liberty Mountain Trash Cylinder *Mountainous Trashicus*. while it is indigenous to the warehouse area of Liberty Mountain’s Utah headquarters, its diet consists of trash from all outdoor regions including local canyons, parking lots, and exotic snacks brought to it by employees and friends from across the U.S. While the Trash Cylinder can consume most varieties of nature trash, orga...
Backpacking Stove: The Olicamp Vector, an ultralight, durable backcountry cooking essential.
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Abby Rivard gives her review of the Olicamp Vector backpacking stove. She shares why the Vector is her stove of choice for her backpacking trips into the backcountry and gives a little history behind how it became her go-to. olicamp.com/stoves.html libertymountain.com/olicamp-vector-stove-ntn12991.html #backpackingstove
Fozzils SoloPack
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Fozzils Snapfold bowls are easy to clean with their non-stick technology. They are easily stored in your pack by unfolding completely flat. When you're ready to refuel, easily snap them back together and create perfect bowl or keep them flat and use it as a plate. They are great for outdoor adventures, or even stored at your desk to reduce your use of paper and plastic tableware.
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Shingo's Story - Episode 6
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Part six of a six part series where Grivel athlete and ambassador Shingo Ohkawa covers some of what he feels are the essentials for beginning to ice climb. In part six, Shingo tells some of his ice climbing story. How and where did he get into it? What drives him to push his limits? Athlete - Shingo Ohkawa Videographer - Trent Whiting Produced - Liberty Mountain Background Music Credit: www.ben...
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Helmets - Episode 5
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Part five of a six part series where Grivel athlete and ambassador Shingo Ohkawa covers some of what he feels are the essentials for beginning to ice climb. Part five discusses the importance of head-gear. You would be foolish to climb ice without a helmet. Shingo discusses why that is and what to consider when choosing a helmet to climb ice in. Athlete - Shingo Ohkawa Videographer - Trent Whit...
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Ice Screws, Protection - Episode 4
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Part four of a six part series where Grivel athlete and ambassador Shingo Ohkawa covers some of what he feels are the essentials for beginning to ice climb. Part four discusses the tool of protection in ice climbing, the ice screw. He specifically focuses on ice screws made by Grivel, including details on how they are different from ice screws made by other companies. Athlete - Shingo Ohkawa Vi...
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Harnesses - Episode 3
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Part three of a six part series where Grivel athlete and ambassador Shingo Ohkawa covers some of what he feels are the essentials for beginning to ice climb. Part three discusses the attributes of an ice-specific climbing harness. When should a new ice climber consider getting an ice-specific harness? Can a new ice climber get away with using a standard rock climbing harness? Athlete - Shingo O...
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Throwing a Tool - Episode 2
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Part two of a six part series where Grivel athlete and ambassador Shingo Ohkawa covers some of what he feels are the essentials for beginning to ice climb. Part two discusses the use of an Ice tool. Shingo teaches efficient throwing technique and grip among other nuggets. Athlete - Shingo Ohkawa Videographer - Trent Whiting Produced - Liberty Mountain Background Music Credit: www.bensound.com #...
Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Gloves - Episode 1
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Intro to Ice Climbing with Shingo Ohkawa - Gloves - Episode 1
How to Fit a Crampon for Ice Climbing
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How to Fit a Crampon for Ice Climbing
Olicamp Electron Stove Product Video
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Olicamp Electron Stove Product Video
Create a No-Sew Bandana Face Covering
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Create a No-Sew Bandana Face Covering
Grivel Athlete Gear Check - Shingo Ohkawa
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Grivel Athlete Gear Check - Shingo Ohkawa
Bozeman Ice Fest 2016
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Bozeman Ice Fest 2016
The All-Around Climbing Shoe - Cypher Modulo
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The All-Around Climbing Shoe - Cypher Modulo
May Showers - First Ascent
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May Showers - First Ascent
2014 Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival
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2014 Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival
Rodeo Clip Montage
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Rodeo Clip Montage
Vaude Mark 3P Tent
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Vaude Mark 3P Tent
Vaude Power Lizard 2-3P
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Vaude Power Lizard 2-3P
Vaude Campo 3P Tent
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Vaude Campo 3P Tent
Vaude Campo 2P Tent
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Vaude Campo 2P Tent
Vaude Odysee 2P Tent
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Vaude Odysee 2P Tent

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  • @renatosureal
    @renatosureal 2 місяці тому

    It lacked for NOT calculating the FORCES involved. Here they are: To estimate the impact force of a 5-meter fall from a 90 kg person, we can use the work-energy principle which states that the work done by the impact force is equal to the change in kinetic energy. When a person falls from a height, they gain kinetic energy, which is then absorbed by the impact. The kinetic energy (KE) just before impact is given by: $$ KE = \frac{1}{2} m v^2 $$ Where: - \( m \) is the mass (90 kg in this case), - \( v \) is the velocity at impact. The velocity at impact can be found using the equation for velocity of an object in free fall: $$ v = \sqrt{2gh} $$ Where: - \( g \) is the acceleration due to gravity (approximately \( 9.81 \, m/s^2 \)), - \( h \) is the height of the fall (5 meters). Substituting the values, we get: $$ v = \sqrt{2 \times 9.81 \, m/s^2 \times 5 \, m} $$ $$ v = \sqrt{98.1 \, m^2/s^2} $$ $$ v \approx 9.9 \, m/s $$ Now we can calculate the kinetic energy: $$ KE = \frac{1}{2} \times 90 \, kg \times (9.9 \, m/s)^2 $$ $$ KE = \frac{1}{2} \times 90 \, kg \times 98.01 \, m^2/s^2 $$ $$ KE = 4410.45 \, J $$ The impact force (F) can then be estimated if we know the distance over which the impact force acts (d), which is the distance over which the person's momentum is brought to zero. This distance will depend on many factors, including how the person lands and the nature of the surface they land on. Assuming a certain stopping distance, we can use the formula: $$ F = \frac{KE}{d} $$ For example, if the person comes to a stop over a distance of 0.5 meters, the impact force would be: $$ F = \frac{4410.45 \, J}{0.5 \, m} $$ $$ F = 8820.9 \, N $$ So the impact force would be approximately **8820.9 Newtons** or ***8.8 KN***. Please note that this is a simplified calculation and the actual impact force can vary. For accurate results, especially for safety considerations or engineering applications, a detailed analysis considering all relevant factors would be necessary. Source: Conversation with Bing, 4/30/2024 (1) Impact Force Calculator - Calculate the impact force in a collision. www.gigacalculator.com/calculators/impact-force-calculator.php. (2) Impact Force - The Engineering ToolBox. www.engineeringtoolbox.com/impact-force-d_1780.html. (3) Free Fall Force Calculator Online. calculatorshub.net/physics-calculators/free-fall-force-calculator/. (4) Impact Force Calculator | Calculate Impact Force in Collision .... physicscalc.com/physics/impact-force-calculator/. (5) Impact Energy Calculator | Impact Force. www.omnicalculator.com/physics/impact-energy.

  • @MultirotorukCoUk
    @MultirotorukCoUk 5 місяців тому

    What is the mask for m8 you blubber and it is hard to hear you😂

  • @torreyintahoe
    @torreyintahoe 8 місяців тому

    I used to work for outward bound doing rock camps in vedawoo. I love that place.

  • @johnmurrin9734
    @johnmurrin9734 10 місяців тому

    big deal

  • @benhefel3095
    @benhefel3095 Рік тому

    def not rated R, you can put a crashpad on a cam where you are scared of hitting your head. xD

  • @user-iz8qf2zc5u
    @user-iz8qf2zc5u Рік тому

    по шкуродёру почти не переводится

  • @alexmaness4138
    @alexmaness4138 Рік тому

    Love it

  • @tannershugart3963
    @tannershugart3963 2 роки тому

    Where is the second video?

  • @ralfrussel1950
    @ralfrussel1950 2 роки тому

    "Potential to fall head first onto a flake even on toprope." Still no helmet. Can somebody explain?

  • @jcee2259
    @jcee2259 2 роки тому

    "ON THE GROUND" ? I keep grit out of my rope. Cleaning it as needed at a outside faucet using a device made to wash all marine use rope. I use rope for vertical speleology. Not much U/V exposure in my rope use recreation, eh ?

  • @3gtactics765
    @3gtactics765 2 роки тому

    Mt name is Trent Timmons with 3G Tactics, we are the only online 3gun retailer West of the Mississippi River. Our target market consists of 3gun competitors. Apperal is going to make up 30% of sales. We are excited and would like to know the process in becoming a vendor by providing quality 3gun Apperal, thank you Trent.

  • @austinwasheleski9566
    @austinwasheleski9566 2 роки тому

    Randomly stumbled on this video and as a new climber, this was very informational.

  • @jcee2259
    @jcee2259 2 роки тому

    Thanks but my lifetime preference regarding rope information is the Vertical Section of my National Speleological Society. Also the NSS News publication of yearly accident reports and evaluations. Because where we go other people won't..

  • @mikejenkins3373
    @mikejenkins3373 2 роки тому

    Sounds very informative but filmed from far too far away to be able to see what you are doing

  • @adamnoman4658
    @adamnoman4658 2 роки тому

    Got any crotch guards, mask jerk?

  • @smatos69
    @smatos69 2 роки тому

    Hi, Couldn't you take the mask off for the recording? It seems to be an interesting and useful video, but it is very hard to understand speech with a cloth over your mouth. Sorry...

    • @JohnMilonJohnson
      @JohnMilonJohnson 2 роки тому

      Yeah ridiculous to need one on for a video recording

  • @jgurrea
    @jgurrea 2 роки тому

    Online it says that this stove has a baffle, but there is no baffle in this video.

  • @JonPoulson
    @JonPoulson 2 роки тому

    Way to go Shingo!

  • @N.A525
    @N.A525 2 роки тому

    I had trouble with Instructions on these Crampons last night. I’m a visual learner. Great! Now I can get ready to go climb Mount Everest. Thanks👍🏽

  • @samsonite813ify
    @samsonite813ify 2 роки тому

    Vedauwoo is life. Catch me out there every weekend

  • @halenball-vant1772
    @halenball-vant1772 2 роки тому

    Incredible route! Awesome, aesthetic line

  • @HushE2AskolE
    @HushE2AskolE 3 роки тому

    Very good tool to trekking at altitude of 3500m 6500m Karakoram range but sane here.

  • @ladalll5606
    @ladalll5606 3 роки тому

    Bolting cracks is with no excuse a STUPIDITY

  • @devkkev9066
    @devkkev9066 3 роки тому

    wow.. what an amazing climb. have a great day!

  • @C.Radulescu
    @C.Radulescu 3 роки тому

    I will probably never use one but for some reason, I watched the video :)

  • @namalchathuranga1957
    @namalchathuranga1957 3 роки тому

    Very good this one

  • @GCSEPhysicsExplained
    @GCSEPhysicsExplained 3 роки тому

    Great video! More help on this topic for your exams here. Good luck ua-cam.com/video/Tkmftq1D--I/v-deo.html

  • @balasahebkalambe8
    @balasahebkalambe8 3 роки тому

    Balashahe. Kalmbe

  • @balasahebkalambe8
    @balasahebkalambe8 3 роки тому

    Katya.. Milan

  • @sket179
    @sket179 3 роки тому

    The song is unbearable, otherwise interesting climb

  • @speedboiae86
    @speedboiae86 3 роки тому

    Loose fitting, no seal, and the cotton won't filter out very much at all... so completely ineffective. What's holding it all together besides tension?

  • @jeffv103
    @jeffv103 4 роки тому

    Lose the music

  • @stefanheintzelmann5744
    @stefanheintzelmann5744 4 роки тому

    The music sucks complete! 🤢🤮

  • @shofarox4037
    @shofarox4037 4 роки тому

    What about lubricate it with some Vaseline or silicon for dry plastics to keep it healthy and enlarge it's duty life ?

    • @Libertymountainoutdoors
      @Libertymountainoutdoors 4 роки тому

      You're asking about putting the Vaseline or silicon on a climbing rope? Seems like a bad idea since you want to avoid any chemicals on your rope due to risks that they will break down the rope fibers . Also it would likely make the rope too slick to handle well and a belay device would likely not be able to grab the rope properly.

    • @shofarox4037
      @shofarox4037 4 роки тому

      Hmmm... I see... So the only way it's to keep it clean and change tha whole rope in case that it's needed.

    • @Libertymountainoutdoors
      @Libertymountainoutdoors 4 роки тому

      @@shofarox4037 Best practice would be to just take care of the rope as best you can (Don't step on it. Be careful not to run it over sharp edges or through worn down metal that may have sharp edges. Use a rope tarp when possible so the rope doesn't lay in the dirt. Etc) and wash it as needed. Check for signs of heavy wear and retire it when it is no longer safe. You can get a few years out of a rope if you take care of it. Getting a rope with dry treatment on it should also help the rope hold up against wear a bit more than a rope without.

    • @shofarox4037
      @shofarox4037 4 роки тому

      @@Libertymountainoutdoors thanks for answering....

  • @pibblemom1248
    @pibblemom1248 4 роки тому

    Too thick

  • @SolaFide802
    @SolaFide802 4 роки тому

    Nice fold but hard to breath.

  • @chenydeniz3594
    @chenydeniz3594 4 роки тому

    Bandana and 2 hair tights! Excellent

  • @Deepak09koranga
    @Deepak09koranga 4 роки тому

    Sir please tell me type of ropes

  • @richardharpster4480
    @richardharpster4480 4 роки тому

    If you own mask or are thinking of making or buying a mask, you must watch: “Five Things You Need To Know Before You Make or Buy a Mask” ua-cam.com/video/xdbZY0sjBtY/v-deo.html and “Find Out If You Have The Right Mask In Two Minutes” ua-cam.com/video/kc0DzYNjCJM/v-deo.html . If you are not sure why you should wear a mask, make sure you watch “Why You Should Wear A Mask” ua-cam.com/video/ydNo1JwS6eU/v-deo.html

  • @anni4148
    @anni4148 4 роки тому

    Always falls off my ears, dont know what Im doing wrong?

  • @Star-xq4tp
    @Star-xq4tp 4 роки тому

    Simple, precise, no bullshit! Well done

  • @navrajgadal8760
    @navrajgadal8760 4 роки тому

    nice

  • @janeneedham6379
    @janeneedham6379 4 роки тому

    _Top rope climbing has never been so comfortable!👉>__lovy.biz/fxa?ロ __ <👈 When I fall... it feels like I am on a cloud. Would recommend to anyone. VERY COMFORTABLE!_

  • @ashleyandrew7985
    @ashleyandrew7985 4 роки тому

    *I have some in 8' increments for my Warbonnet Superfly>>>**allmy.tips/NiteIzeCord?jj╦** and it works great! Now I need more for my Seek Outside 6-man Tipi*

  • @sinhmenhhoan
    @sinhmenhhoan 4 роки тому

    *This stuff is amazing≖≖>**allmy.tips/NiteIzeCord?ssσ** I replaced my tent ropes with this. Now at night when I'm camping and have to 'get up in the night', I can find my tent. They don't say in the description, but the cord reflects red light too. So, if you're using a red light at night to keep from blinding yourself this will work too. Great stuff, a must if you do night time activities.*

  • @Soli_Deo_Gloria_.
    @Soli_Deo_Gloria_. 4 роки тому

    Worries about hitting her head. But doesn't wear a helmet. SMASH MY HEAD

  • @grimlund
    @grimlund 5 років тому

    It must be the ultimate horror to lead a rout upside down. Holy crap.

  • @user-ur2yg5uf5m
    @user-ur2yg5uf5m 5 років тому

    똥꿈이 간질간질 하겠다. 똥꿈에 해삼박는 기분이겠네.

  • @dariojoelvazano9295
    @dariojoelvazano9295 5 років тому

    i think that she has a infinite cam sistem.o o some thing like that!

  • @CollinHurler
    @CollinHurler 5 років тому

    Weirdest way I've ever heard someone pronounce "carabiner" lol @2:15

    • @Svergara1
      @Svergara1 4 роки тому

      Yea what the heck is that about lol....he sounds American, but throws a British style pronunciation of that word out randomly.

    • @jewbacha1137
      @jewbacha1137 3 роки тому

      probably so that the video doesnt get censored: biner pronounced like beaner is a slur against mexicans supposedly.

    • @Phoenixhunter157
      @Phoenixhunter157 2 роки тому

      I read your comment before that part. Then when I actually heard it…..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @crabbiboi5528
      @crabbiboi5528 Рік тому

      That's the French pronunciation