hey thanks for the support!

thank you - glad you liked it! thanks for the support

thank you!

glad you liked it!

thanks!

Yes. Thanks for sharing. You had lots of fun with that.

SCOTT sports Ice Runner IM shoes...I had some extra "mirco spikes" that had rubber and some little metal spikes on the bottom - however one fell off during this run (near the top) and I never found it again! I might try the sheet metal screw route next for extra traction

thanks Dax...a bit different from the Grand Canyon though!

I've heard they are really good in the mud. very low profile and light and minimal. Never got a chance to try them myself though.

usually if the fluid has salt/sugar in it the freezing temp is a lot lower than just water. I use Ultimate Direction hydration gear (they are a sponsor of mine of course). i think body heat helps if you have the bottle close - but I've also never run in cold enough conditions for long enough for that to happen! In this video it was probably in the 30s

preciosa, muy guapo el paisaje muyy buen video

careful bro, thanks for sharing you rock!

this is the frontrange...right in Boulder (starting at 5400 feet). If I drive West 45 min I can hit 10,000+ feet on the road in my car...that's where you can get to the really high 14,000+ foot peaks

Great video. It looks so beautiful up there.

thats insanely cool

GoPro Hero2 with headstrap

Nice video Sage, although I thought the elevation would be higher up there.

Did some one else get first tracks at the top? If so, they must have started pretty early. I remember running on Mesa Trail when I lived in Arvada. My buddy and I had a pretty close encounter with a bear one morning... Awesome video!!!

Awesome. What camera are you using? Go pro?

What do you use for traction? Nice video.

Hey Sage great vid! How do you feel about Inov8 trail shoes?

When it's cold, how do you keep the liquids you drink and their containers from freezing?

what type of jacket is that?

Damn. I had a tough time walking up. Mad props

thank you!