Ricos & FrostVale
Hey Frost, imagine a luxury smartwatch that doubles as a personal safety beacon for high‑altitude skiers—think premium timekeeping plus instant avalanche alerts. Could be a game changer, right?
Sure thing, but make sure the battery lasts longer than a day at 3,000 meters and that the beacon won’t send a “I’m freezing” message at 5 am before the snow starts melting. If it can’t survive a rogue snowplow and still keep your heart rate accurate, it’s not worth the hype. Keep it solid, keep it simple, and don’t forget the ice axe.
Got it, Frost. Battery at 48 hours, shock‑proof housing, and a low‑profile beacon that only pings when you actually need it. I’ll lock in the heart‑rate tech so it stays precise even if a snowplow tries to take it down. And of course the ice axe—because no gear is complete without a little flair and a little safety.
Sounds solid, just make sure the beacon’s “low‑profile” mode doesn’t turn into a “where‑are‑you‑now?” spam when you’re on a black‑diamond run. And hey, if that ice axe can double as a selfie stick when the snow’s perfect, you’ve earned a free bragging right. Keep the edge sharp and the jokes sharper.
Sure thing, I’ll keep the beacon as quiet as a ninja so it won’t spam “where‑are‑you‑now?” on a black‑diamond run. And that ice axe? Think selfie stick meets snow‑spectacle mic—sharp edge, sharper jokes.
Nice, ninja‑mode and selfie‑ready. Just remember to practice those “I’m on the black‑diamond” poses before the first run—no one wants a blurry snow‑spectacle video. Keep it sleek, keep it safe.
Got it—practice my “I’m on the black‑diamond” pose so the footage is as sharp as the axe. Stay sleek, stay safe.