Aspirants might do well to know that the "traverse of death" around 1:00 is not necessary; just go canyon right rather than left at the pour off for an easier, faster, less exposed route.
I don't understand the Big Agnes Third Pitch jacket. It looks like a normal sewn-through down jacket. Except that the baffles are sewn vertically/diagonally, so they need something special to keep the down in place. Why does Philip keep saying it uses 50% less fabric?
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