What to Wear Heli-Skiing
Reviewed by the Seeking Adrenaline team
Waterproof kit you already ski in. They issue transceiver, shovel, probe. Helmet. Goggles. A resort puffy is not a pack.
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- Alaska Backcountry GuidesValdez, AKView
- Alaska HeliskiingHaines, AKView
- Alaska Snowboard GuidesValdez, AKView
- Black Ops ValdezValdez, AKView
- Chugach Powder GuidesGirdwood, AKViewWebsite
- Crown Mountain GuidesPalmer, AKView
- Jerry's Heli Ski AlaskaValdez, AKView
- Majestic Heli SkiSutton, AKView
- Points North Heli-AdventuresCordova, AKView
- Pulseline AdventureValdez, AKView
- SEABAHaines, AKView
- Tordrillo Mountain LodgeAnchorage, AKView
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