The Grivel Clepsydra Twin Gate belay-carabiner is featured in this Weigh My Rack video--presented by Grivel Athlete Stevie Haston.
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Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
10/8/15
Gear Review: Grivel Clepsydra Twin Gate
The Grivel Clepsydra Twin Gate belay-carabiner is featured in this Weigh My Rack video--presented by Grivel Athlete Stevie Haston.
10/7/15
Video: Grivel Captive Quickdraw
The Loadout Room produced this video of Grive athlete Stevie Haston demonstrating the new Grivel Captive Quickdraw. Equipped with a captive-gate, it is practically impossible for the top gate to become cross-loaded.
Video: Olicamp Ion Micro Titanium Stove
The Loadout Room produced a nice video of Liberty Mountain employee Jake Hirschi explaining the Olicamp Ion Micro Titanium stove.
6/17/15
Video Review: Vaude Brenta
Trail and Mountain gives us a full run-down on the design, build, and features of the Vaude Brenta 40L backpack.
6/1/15
Riding The Vertical World
Three Vaude sponsored mountain bikers from Austria, Axel, Sylvia and Lars, set out to explore the granite of Namibia’s Spitzkoppe for the ultimate trail.
4/15/15
Video: Burning Mountains
Follow the Vertriders on their unconventional trails through Namibia, a wide open land of extreme harshness and surreal rocks. Three mountain bikers from Austria, Axel, Sylvia and Lars, set out to explore the granite of the “burning mountains” of Namibia’s Brandberg massif for a rideable trail.
4/14/14
Video: VAUDE - Vertriders - Steep
Vaude shows us what it takes to bridge the gap between mountain biking and vertriding.
2/3/14
The #hashtags of Outdoor Retailer
8/18/13
People Say The Darndest Things At OR
The Liberty Mountain crew presents you with a comprehensive collection of all the traditional remarks, comments, and questions that are verbalized at Outdoor Retailer. Enjoy!
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7/2/13
MTB Video - The Line
4/12/13
Life is a Pass - MTB Movie
An inspirational mountain biking video from Vaude.
Life is a pass. To make it to the top, it takes determination, stamina and the will to suffer. Two friends set out to ride the world's most famous ski tour - on mountain bikes. This is their story. And it is about glaciers, exhaustion and the real challenges in life.
Make sure the closed caption is turned on.
Life is a pass. To make it to the top, it takes determination, stamina and the will to suffer. Two friends set out to ride the world's most famous ski tour - on mountain bikes. This is their story. And it is about glaciers, exhaustion and the real challenges in life.
Make sure the closed caption is turned on.
2/11/13
Flow - Mountain Biking
Q: Why would you hike your bike to the top of a mountain?
A: To ride it all the way down.
Once again, Vaude does a remarkable job at capturing the essence of a sport that is pure adventure...in the mountains.
Video Description From YouTube.
The Vertriders from Innsbruck are renowned for their extreme technical mountain biking on high alpine terrain. Not the kind of flowy trails one usually expects. What does Flow have to do with biking down extremely steep, scree-covered, treacherous terrain?
Tyrolean filmmaker Hannes Mair set out to find answers to this question in the first part of the new Vertrider Trilogy. With the help of a multirotor copter, he captured spectacular shots of the breathtaking Tyrolean mountain panorama. And while searching for answers he discovered a whole new dimension of what flow is all about...
More Info about the Vertriders: http://www.team-vertriders.org
Movie by Hannes Mair, alpsolut.com
Soundtracks
Peterloo Masacre - Warmed Body
Taxi Violence - Waking Up
Gramatik - Born Ready
More Info about VAUDE: http://www.vaude.com
A: To ride it all the way down.
Once again, Vaude does a remarkable job at capturing the essence of a sport that is pure adventure...in the mountains.
Video Description From YouTube.
The Vertriders from Innsbruck are renowned for their extreme technical mountain biking on high alpine terrain. Not the kind of flowy trails one usually expects. What does Flow have to do with biking down extremely steep, scree-covered, treacherous terrain?
Tyrolean filmmaker Hannes Mair set out to find answers to this question in the first part of the new Vertrider Trilogy. With the help of a multirotor copter, he captured spectacular shots of the breathtaking Tyrolean mountain panorama. And while searching for answers he discovered a whole new dimension of what flow is all about...
More Info about the Vertriders: http://www.team-vertriders.org
Movie by Hannes Mair, alpsolut.com
Soundtracks
Peterloo Masacre - Warmed Body
Taxi Violence - Waking Up
Gramatik - Born Ready
More Info about VAUDE: http://www.vaude.com
1/1/13
Cutting a Beal Unicore Rope
Video Description From Vimeo.
In this video, a demonstration is given to show what happens to a weighted rope when the sheath is cut. The first rope is standard climbing rope and the second rope is a Beal Diablo 10.2 Unicore rope. See what happens to each rope when the sheath is cut. Notice that the Diablo rope, with Unicore technology, doesn't experience any sheath slippage when cut.
Learn more about UNICORE on the LMC Blog: http://libertymountainclimbing.blogspot.com/2012/07/unicore-beals-special-ing...
UNICORE is the industry leading method of securing the core and sheath of a rope together without changing the rope's performance and durability properties. UNICORE is much like the biological tissue/membrane that keeps the skin attached to the rest of the body.
With a UNICORE rope, climbers won't experience their sheath bunching at the ends and the core will not be overexposed from sheath slippage if the sheath gets cut. That alone will allow any climber to retreat on a rope whose sheath is cut and still be able to pass it through the chains, carabiners, and belay/rappel devices.
UNICORE is stretchy, supple, and compatible with Beal's special water and abrasion treatments. This means that the UNICORE technology can be used on both dynamic and static ropes as well as ropes intended for dry and wet condition.
You can find the Beal Diablo 10.2 and 9.8 ropes at almost any climbing gear shop, or you can buy it directly from http://www.libertymountainclimbing.com
Trangia Stoves
Video Description From Vimeo
Cooking is possible in all weather conditions - even high winds and severe cold - with a Trangia® cook system. A simple system that combines two windshields with a maintenance free burner, a couple of pots, frypan/lid and even a kettle if you wish. Turn
the ventilation holes in the lower windshield into the wind to increase the oxygen supply or turn them away to maintain the flame if the wind grows too strong. The stove sits stable, with the pan on the supports recessed into the upper windshield. Or turn the supports upwards to use the frypan. And it all packs neatly together for transport.
Distributed by Liberty Mountain. www.libertymountain.com
Pieps Global Finder
Video Description From Vimeo
The Pieps Global Finder is a unique outdoor device for navigation, massage handling and companion rescue – does not require GSM coverage! There are two models to choose from; Light version or Iridium with a satellite modem.
The field of applications reaches from alpine mountaineering, mountain biking to general outdoor activities in the backcountry. Besides basic GPS functionality (positioning, tracking, waypoint navigation) the PIEPS Global Finder broadcasts its own actual position over the cost-free 800 MHz-ISM radio band. This broadcasted information can be received by other PIEPS Global Finder devices and can be used directly in waypoint navigation. With the special “Emergency” function, this signal will be sent by multiplied power and can be received over large distances. Additionally, the PIEPS Global Finder IRIDIUM has an integrated satellite modem, which will grant a secured two-way transmission of the emergency signal via a low orbit satellite network - from everywhere on earth!
More info here: http://everythingfortheoutdoors.blogspot.com/2012/08/pieps-global-finder.html
GPS: Ultra low power GPS, -160dBm SuperSense®, Helix antenna,
magnetic compass, barometer, waypoints, track recording and trackback
guiding.
RADIO: Transmission and reception of position-data and emergency
calls using the ISM-band (range up to 6 miles) or the satellite network.
MESSENGER: Transmission and reception of position, ID data, text and
emergency messages using free ISM-band as well as subscription
based use of satellite network.
• Weight: ~ 200 grams
• L x W x H: 5.9” x 1.8” x 1.1”
• Digital Radio: 868MHz IMS-Band, 250mW
• Sensors: Magnetic 3-axis compass, Barometer, 3D Accelerator
• Optional Sat Modem: Iridium
• Power Supply: Li-Ion, 200 hours
• Connectivity: USB
10/31/12
Halloween Costume Contest
Video Description From YouTube.
On this hallowed eve and spooky day, a strange thing happens at Liberty Mountain...the real goblins come out to play. Leave a comment below and let us know what costume is your favorite.
Don't miss out on seeing the photos of all the costumes on our Everything For The Outdoors blog: http://everythingfortheoutdoors.blogspot.com/2012/10/2012-halloween-costume-contest.html
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