Can i used it for snow sports and high altitude?
2049706
YYES YES YES. I live in northeren Colorado and use it outside all year around.
280838
Quite well, actually! They are pretty sturdy, so don't worry about breaking the zipfy if you get some "air". Of course, your weight, speed, height of the jump and fluffiness of the snow will determine your health after you land!
1400740
I used mine for both car and city skating today. Also use it for jogging and XC skiing.
1073325
Haven't used it in the snow but it is rated for it and I've used it in 50mph gusts and as long as all the tie downs are used it will be fine
2098199
I live at 2600 feet and it flys great here. I have even attached my iPhone to it and recorded video. You can see the video on YouTube if you search for Ramble SkyCam. My guess is, with the lifting power to be able to fly with an iPhone 5 it will do just fine at Denver altitude.
2259045
I wouldn't recommend it. The GoPro is light enough to use while walking and maybe doing other sports, but when you try to run with it, the head mount elastics flex too much, and you may end up with bad quality footage. This is why in GoPro videos you see the people that do extreme sports or are moving fast wear it on their helmets. You can try that for a run or two to get the footage you need, but then that helmet might get too cumbersome. The other option is to tighten the straps on the mount, but that may give you a headache :) I hope this helps.
1651332
I have used mine in all snow levels and conditions and it work great. I adjusted the height so it can clear snow all the way down to the concrete. When clearing 1"-2" of snow I basically use it like a plow.
1850877
I used it to take a selfie while flying an airplane. It withstood 200mph wind. You will be fine on a snowboard. But crashing? Not so much.
277797
Probably but i wouldnt. For skiing you want something that doesn't have slack. I think it all depends on the type of rider you are the more advance the better toor you'll need the rope is for towing a tube
1452620
I would say yes, just be sure to have the proper sleeping bag for the temperature. It is very sturdy, and water resistant.
2181479
I haven't flown with it personally... But we live at high altitudes and during the Pikes Peak Marathon, I have it at start at just over 6,000 feet and go up beyond 14,000 feet without problems and difficulty of the product being used. Really does work, BTW.
1406513
I would recommend getting a ski/snowboard rack - you'll have a much easier, more reliable time.
1165209
If it was "over sized" enough to allow you to put a extra layers under it. I don't think it would work well for use as both a snowmobile and motorcycle.
2065047
Sorry, I have not used it in that situation (Mostly because I don't work well in heavy rain/snow. :) )
1917325
I am not sure how the performance changes with altitude, I reside at 3200 ft and have no issues at all. I would suggest visiting the March website and determine that.
1625821
You could.... but it wouldn't be your most realistic-looking choice. The cheaper, high loft batting would be much better suited for a snowy ground effect.
1802512
I have used this heater at approximately 8,000 feet. You should ask the manufacture of the elevation limits.