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The Gear I Use For Backcountry Skiing // Scarpa F1 LT, Atomic Backland 107, and More! 

MacLean Wright
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Subscribe! In this gear review video I walk you through all the gear I use on a daily basis for ski touring or backcountry skiing. A few new additions this year are my Scarpa F1 LT boots and the Atomic Backland Pure binding. In addition I also profile the Atomic Backland 107, my "daily driver" ski, my backpack and what's in it, and so much more!
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The Gear I Use:
Sunglasses: Smith Wildcat smithoptics.pxf.io/9Wk7ej
Skis: Atomic Backland 107
Bindings: Atomic Backland Pure
Backpack: Norrona Lyngen 45L
Headlamp: Black Diamond Storm 500-R
Beacon: BCA Tracker3 Avalanche Transceiver
Shovel: Backcountry Access Avalanche Shovel
Probe: Black Diamond QuickDraw Probe Tour 280cm
Radio: Backcountry Access Link 2.0
Boots: Scarpa F1 LT
Skins: Pomoca Free Pro 2.0
Poles: Ski Trab Maestro Poles
Snow Saw: Black Diamond Snow Saw Pro
Crampon: Petzl Leopard LLF
Jacket: Norrona Lyngen Gore-Tex
Helmet: Black Diamond Vapor
Gloves: Skitrab Gara Overglove
Gloves: Black Diamond Heavyweight Screentap
Pants: Dynafit Mercury Pro 2
Belt: Arcade Belt
Midlayer: Norrona Lyngen Powerstretch Pro Hoodie
MSR Dish Brush/Scraper
Hat: Patagonia Recycled Wool Cap
Dynafit Universal Bottle Holder
Dynafit Race Thermo Bottle
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Комментарии : 58   
@williamdamon850
@williamdamon850 2 года назад
Those scarpa F1s are really nice, I just picked up a pair. I'm new to backcountry and your videos are really helpful for getting more info on some routes here near SLC. Have a great rest of the season.
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Awesome to hear!! Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions 😊
@ryskarpaty9968
@ryskarpaty9968 Год назад
Super set!
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Glad you like it!
@wickedgahdenguy9257
@wickedgahdenguy9257 2 года назад
Champagne Taste! Consider wearing your beacon on your chest. If you were ever in a burial situation, the beacon is 1m away from your mouth/nose (airway). If rescuers locate/dig to your beacon below your waist, they're still a long way away from unburying your airway/head when time is not on their side. Just food for thought, but I used to keep in my beacon pocket in my baselayer until I realized the harness gets it up even higher.
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Great recommendation, my Avy 1 instructor brought that up when he was talking about the pros and cons of pocket beacon method. Thank you!
@skiziskin
@skiziskin Год назад
Definitely the right skis! 😀
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Yes!
@christianwillis4492
@christianwillis4492 Год назад
The plus on that binding is that it does come with brakes if you don’t want a leash. Just got some to put on last years backland 107
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Great choice 😊
@ChaseMountains
@ChaseMountains 7 месяцев назад
thanks legend!
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 7 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@torreyintahoe
@torreyintahoe 3 месяца назад
You should check out moment skis. They're made here in Reno and are really nice. They have a touring line, awesome graphics, light and I like supporting an American company.
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 3 месяца назад
Great idea! Thank you
@andyalpert3416
@andyalpert3416 Год назад
Can you publish a list of the items. Thx , great vid
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Its in the description :)
@marcsoucy5696
@marcsoucy5696 Год назад
Like your videos! I am starting to get into BC skiing this year and collect some of the gear. I noticed, from your past videos, you seem to always have fixed grip poles, which is what i was leaning towards. Wondering why and do you size them longer than normal for leverage on the up and then choke up skiing down, or just size them like normal poles. Thanks!
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Thank you!! I vastly prefer fixed length poles. I found that the adjustable ones fell down occasionally, which is really jarring and could be dangerous. Once I tightened them they became too tight to unclip. And then after that I found myself never adjusting them… so I prefer fixed length because they’re more simple and usually lighter! I usually size them up by 10cm or so, but I don’t choke up I just ski with them a little longer
@marcsoucy5696
@marcsoucy5696 Год назад
@@MacLeanWright Great, Thanks for the feedback! I have found a lot of info on everything but poles so i appreciate it. Hope to be in VT, your old areas, this season. BTW your dad can rip! Have a great season!
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
I'll tell him 😊
@tylernelson5331
@tylernelson5331 2 года назад
How is the downhill performance in those boots? I’m am new to the touring seen and trying to figure out a perfect setup for myself. Looking to do shorter tours in search of untouched powder. Not planning on doing day long/multi day tours
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Really terrific! I love them, but I also prefer longer tours. If you’re only doing short ones maybe look at something in the 1300-1400 gram range like the Technica Zero G. My friend has those and loves them, a little better performance from a heavier boot
@rajanlliw
@rajanlliw 2 года назад
This dude like the backcountry skier version of a tech bro 😳
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@joneinarmattiasvisser6113
@joneinarmattiasvisser6113 Год назад
I do like my water, snacks and some occasional other gear up front! I hate to remove my pack. It's just not efficient. I mean, ski touring race packs often have pockets up front, like running vests. Why does almost no one make backpacks with a vest style closure with pockets and stuff? I love those. I own 2 running packs, 1 5L and one 12L one. Too bad they do not fit my gear correctly for skimo. My orthovox cross rider 18L that is made for this has no pockets accessible while wearing it besides a tiny waist pocket that fits only like 1 bar. No phone or other stuff. I know dynafit makes multiple water bottle holders and they are probably pretty great! Have not tested those. I might as well pick one up. An insulated bottle makes sense but I have never had a frozen bottle that I cannot drink out of actually. Only a frozen bladder tube of course which is why I often like bottles when it's freezing, or my tube should ve under my jacket in my mini vest (only holds a blader, ggisisfor running,xc skiing and such where gear is not needed). The bigger volume of water and the sloshing from my skiing usually prevents it freezing for some hours, really, the insulated holder is in my opinion good enough if you wear your pack constantly (body heat as well, my bladder resevoir is often warm). I lately saw the Atomic Backland Backpack 16+ UL on sale. Kind of small, (16-20L) but I like it small, my gear is minimalism anyways. This one has a vest style fit and pockets up front, also for bottles or whatever you like! I might pick it up for the -50% I've seen it! Deal. It also fits my probe and shovel, plus accessible skin pocket while wearing the pack👍
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Couldn’t agree more! I wish there were more vest-style packs for skiing. These days I have begun using a soft flask in my DNA 16 backpack more than a hard bottle
@pmp2040
@pmp2040 2 года назад
Do you feel there’s any sacrifice with warmth with the boots vs something that’s heavier and built burlier?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
No not at all. If anything I feel that they’re warmer than my older heavier boots because the toes are fairly roomy aka great circulation. However, I’m naturally a very warm person, so take that with a grain of salt
@sherpz1049
@sherpz1049 Год назад
Do you ever carry the skies on the backpack? If so how do you mount them?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Yes you can, in the a-frame style, attaching the skis to the sides of the pack
@grannsnewadventures8450
@grannsnewadventures8450 Год назад
Hey great review, I really like how detailed you were with everything. I have a few questions about your I like the idea of being light and quick as you are. I have similar boots but from la Sportiva. I’m currently looking at the backland 100 but I’m also considering the 107‘s as a do it everything ski here in Washington. what was your deciding factor for one over the other? Most of my skiing will be touring through the trees and skiing on volcanoes in the late spring
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Good question and thanks for reaching out! Just looked up the weights of the 107 and the 100, seems like the 100 is about 250g per ski lighter than the 107. I think it really depends what you want to do and what kind of snow you ski. I think it would be pretty brutal to carry around a heavier-than-needed ski in the spring when out for long days. But then if skiing 2 feet of fresh snow it would be way more fun on a wider ski. I think I would opt for something lighter and smaller but that might be my preference and not others. Touring is 95% uphill, so I always keep that in mind. That being said, a QST 106 and Backland 107 were my main ski for three seasons before I recently picked up the Dynafit Blacklight Pro 85mm. They are less than 1000g per ski, so that's ultralight territory. Knowing what I know now, I pretty much always ski the Blacklight over the Backland unless it has snowed at least a foot. But other people disagree with me. So just think about whether extra weight on days you don't need a 107mm ski is worse than wanting a wider ski when it snows a lot. I'm not sure I can answer that for you haha. I know that out of the ~200 days I've skied in the last couple years, probably only 10-20 have been truly deserving of a "powder ski". And even on those days the uphill is 95%. So that's why I prefer light stuff. But maybe this is making the case for two skis ;)
@grannsnewadventures8450
@grannsnewadventures8450 Год назад
@@MacLeanWright I appreciate you getting back to me and writing such a detailed recommendation. I think you’re right there is a strong case we’re having two back country skis. I went ahead and ordered a set of backland 100 thinking that it would make for a ok powder ski as as be a little bit lighter on the uphill. I think you have a good point about skiing in the back country being 90% going uphill. Thank you I really appreciate your review.
@christorealov9050
@christorealov9050 2 года назад
Do you ever feel this is too much ski for this boot / binding combo? Sounds like you dont carry an airbag for touring?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Good question about the ski, but the answer is a resounding no. The F1 LT is really that great of a boot, and the backland is a really responsive and lightweight ski for it's size. I don't carry an airbag for touring but I know some people like to do so. I'm ultra-conservative in my terrain choices so the extra cost and weight doesn't seem worth it to me. Perhaps in the future if the price comes down substantially and becomes lighter, I'll consider it!
@diwoodoesthings8288
@diwoodoesthings8288 Год назад
Orange and black! Come back to VT next winter to ski some ice. #rememberwhereyoucamefrom 😎🫡
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Haha yes!
@danotokar6635
@danotokar6635 2 года назад
Im just woried if the boots are tough enought to ski steep and icy slopes dont they bend over to the side like scarpa alien when they are on 100mm+ skis?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
I ski the boot with 107 Atomic Backlands and have never had that problem. They're really a great boot, I would recommend them to anyone
@danotokar6635
@danotokar6635 2 года назад
@@MacLeanWright Thank you very much.
@benjaminfox-shapiro4032
@benjaminfox-shapiro4032 2 года назад
does the nozzle on the dynafit bottle ever freeze up? I have a specialized moflo bottle on my shoulder strap, its not insulated but it almost never freezes, the issue is just that the nozzle freezes solid then I need to unscrew the whole cap to drink
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
Oh cool, I love the moflo bottles I have a bunch for my bikes. I've never experienced any freezing with the nozzle, I think that's because it's a squeeze bottle and the silicon barrier between the water and the air is thin enough that in the event it does freeze you can squeeze the water through it. Hopefully that makes sense, kinda tough to explain I guess haha
@benjaminfox-shapiro4032
@benjaminfox-shapiro4032 2 года назад
@@MacLeanWright I bought the Camelbak insulated bottle and it froze up on me. I will say it took longer to freeze than the Specialized, but when it thawed in my car on the drive home the whole nozzle assembly fell apart and now the bottle leaks lol. Strange that we both live in Utah and have such different experiences. I tour mostly at night so maybe its colder idk. I'm gonna try the Polar insulated bottle and see how it works.
@hunterhowden1899
@hunterhowden1899 2 года назад
If you don’t mind me asking, what’s your height and weight? Looking at your bindings , but not sure if they’re reliable for 255# like I am.
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 2 года назад
I'm 5-11 and about 200 lbs. You should ask your local ski shop if you have a reliable one, or you could call Skimo Co in Salt Lake, they're pretty knowledgeable about the gear and some of its limitations. I would guess it would be totally fine
@pprokop1982
@pprokop1982 Год назад
Hey! Really cool video! I’m in the market for new bindings. How much do you weigh if I may ask. I’m 5’11 and 200lbs
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
I'm the same!
@tustak
@tustak 5 месяцев назад
How is screen touch working when gloves get wet?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 4 месяца назад
It works great, the moisture conducts the "touch" feature
@alpineislife4627
@alpineislife4627 Год назад
would u recommend sizing up or down half a size in the f1 lt?
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Good question, I went up a half size and love it
@cypriano8763
@cypriano8763 Год назад
dynafit tlt 8 son, 1000g, bomber. no boa closure, no fabric that can tear on the front, stiff.
@cypriano8763
@cypriano8763 Год назад
shit, if your gonna have a binding with no flat walk might as well get the dynafit superlight race binding, 100g!
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
I totally agree. My wife skis those and loves them. Definitely one of the better boots out there
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright Год назад
Yeah I agree. I have the ski trap Gara on my lighter set up. The backland does have a flat by the way, just have to rotate the heel piece (which I almost never do)
@cypriano8763
@cypriano8763 Год назад
@MacLean Wright just bought some new skis and been debating putting that dynafit superlight binging that I already have. Thing is that you can't adjust the binding for different boots. Might end up getting ATK's. The ski shops in Golden say they hardly ever see em in for warranty, as opposed to all the other brands, dynafit abd g3 especially.
@petrmajer3932
@petrmajer3932 Месяц назад
What's a guy who doesn't know what rocker is doing making a gear inventory video? 🤔
@MacLeanWright
@MacLeanWright 24 дня назад
Cause they let anyone upload a video here regardless if you know what rocker is! Lol
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