Spring Skiing in the Backcountry Stay hydrated When you are ski touring mid-winter, you can get away with a 1L Nalgene for the day. However, during spring you may want to think about bringing twice that amount! You can also add small amounts of snow to your bottle, but DO NOT overload it as it will freeze. We also sugg
Spring Skiing in the Backcountry Stay hydrated When you are ski touring mid-winter, you can get away with a 1L Nalgene for the day. However, during spring you may want to think about bringing twice that amount! You can also add small amounts of snow to your bottle, but DO NOT overload it as it will freeze. We also suggest taking some type of hydration tablets, these can help starve of
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