Alexandre Aimard covered 500 km in a fortnight in the heart of the Himalayas.
In his Youtube video, he shares with us his preparations, the equipment he used, and some invaluable advice for a successful first vol-bivouac in this mythical region (which also applies to vol-bivouac just a stone's throw from home).

The key to a successful vol-bivouac: don't try to break any records, the main goal is to enjoy the experience to the full, in complete safety.

For this adventure, Alexandre has chosen theUltraBip as a flying companion.
His feedback? To try it is to adopt it!

✅ Minimalist, ultralight and complete, it proved perfect for vol-bivouac.

✅ Connected via Bluetooth with the app SeeYou Navigator, he was able to view on his smartphone the ultra-precise data recorded by the instrument.

✅ Thanks to its solar cell, he never had to worry about the battery, which was always charged despite busy flying days.

✅ Finally, he is impressed by the technology on board this compact instrument, which he considers to be the best choice for this type of adventure.

Check out his 'How I Do It' video on YouTube: 👇