Chris and Ross Dive into a few Instagram questions including the new RMK EVO that Chris built for his son, trucks they drive, the path they have taken, and what its really like to film snowmobiling.

We sit down with Ryan Mcconnell who is the man behind so much here at BBA, from booking to marketing and guiding, Ryan is the guy behind the scenes and doesn’t receive enough recognition for the work he has put in for so many years.

We sit down with Ryan Mcconnell who is the man behind so much here at BBA, from booking to marketing and guiding, Ryan is the guy behind the scenes and doesn’t receive enough recognition for the work he has put in for so many years.

On Episode 10, we interview John Summers about the beginnings of Klim and how the company has evolved into the outerwear leader over the last 20 years.

We have some living legends on this episode. Coming to you from the Klim booth at Haydays.

How did BBA end up guiding snowmobiles down in South America? Chris tells some of the origin story about how he put this program together. Then he and Ross share some of their favorite sledding adventures from the time they have spent in South America.

Chris Burandt and Ross Robinson talk about Burandt's latest adventure and June ride with over 2 feet of fresh snow, along with the future of snowmobiles and some of our thoughts on Electric snowmobiles. 

In episode six, we continue on the topic of snowmobile set-up and the importance of suspension, clutching and gearing. Chris talks about a few of the most common set up mistakes we see here at Burandts Backcountry Adventure. Take some of these tips into consideration when setting up your sled for next season to make 2020 the best winter yet.

Chris Burandt and Ross Robinson cover a few things regarding proper set up for your mountain sled to help you have a better experience in the backcountry. We share stories about  how certain sleds taught us lessons about setting things up properly; setting up a stock rear skid, front suspension and handle bars are three of the most important parts.

We talk fitness mentally and physically on the sled and how becoming comfortable being uncomfortable can elevate you're riding in the backcountry. We also talk about self motivation and why taking the hard line is important to becoming a better rider. At Grizzly Lodge in B.C., Chris takes a client into a situation where he must use the skills he had been practicing with us; when you're the last one riding with us things get a little technical but no better way to push yourself.