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Durability
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Battery Life
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Convenience
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Range
Line-of-Sight: 25+ miles
Mountains: 1 to 5 miles
Forest & Hills: 0.5 to 3 miles
City: Up to 1 mile
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SAVE THE DATE
THE ARC’TERYX CLIMB ACADEMY IS BACK
The 2024 Arc'teryx Climb Academy is back and we invite you to celebrate climbing culture in the world-class destination of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, B.C., with us August 23rd - August 25th!
Set against the stunning backdrop of Squamish, BC, this is your place to join the mountain running and climbing communities - no matter your skill level. From clinics taught by top athletes to film premieres and live music, it's 3 days of inspiration, education, and community.
The Clinic line-up will be released on Tuesday, April 30th and sales open on Thursday, May 9th. Clinic spots fill up fast! Click to reserve yours today.
The Sharp End Mini Series: Share Your Story!
Hi friends! I am starting to work on a new type of content project for The Sharp End and am now accepting volunteers to share their story!
I would like to feature mini conversations where listeners can submit a brief description of what happened and a 3-7 minute audio recording during their near miss or accident while out in the backcountry. Please fill out this form if you are interested in sharing your near miss! Recordings can be submitted to: thesharpendpodcast@gmail.com
Your vulnerability is SO appreciated and could be instrumental in saving someone’s life. THANK YOU!
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Taylor Rose is a twenty-four year old guy who loves the outdoors. He was out skiing in the backcountry with some friends in Huntington Ravine on Mount Washington in 2021 when he suffered a broken femur from a long sliding fall that resulted in a rescue involving his crew and the Mount Washington Avalanche Center. Tune in to hear part one of this series.
