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carring my skis if i plan to go backcountry with snowmachine


i'm planning to find some backcountry spots with my snowmachine. my only problem is that i dont know how i strap my skis to my snowmachine or backpack or ...

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carring my skis if i plan to go backcountry with snowmachine

i'm planning to find some backcountry spots with my snowmachine. my only problem is that i dont know how i strap my skis to my snowmachine or backpack or however. could you please give me some suggestions. thanks
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