Fundamentals of Mountaineering and Snow Hiking: Improving Steps

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For alpine climbing in winter and snow conditions, you can improve the safety and efficiency of your team by "improving your steps." That is, making sure that each climber on your team is using the same steps in the boot track in order to consolidate the snow and improve the stability of each foot placement.

These two axes I am using in the video are 1) the Petzl Sum'tec, and 2) the Camp USA Corsa Alpine. The kids are using the Petzl Gully.

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