Well Lived with Stefan Shier

Well Lived with Stefan Shier

Publié par Justin Ross le

Some people live life at full throttle. Then there’s Stefan Shier, who somehow manages to find an extra gear. Whether he’s deep in the backcountry, wrangling logistics at a remote ski lodge, flying high in a heli, or chasing dust on a dirt bike, Stef’s world is a seamless blur between work and play. And through it all, his RUX 70L has been his go-to sidekick—trusted, beat up, and always ready for whatever comes next.

 

 

The Life of a Perpetual Adventure-Seeker

Stef’s resume reads like a highlight reel of high-stakes adventure. He’s spent time managing operations at Whitecap Alpine, a legendary backcountry ski lodge where precision and preparedness are everything. He’s worked in film production safety, ensuring big-budget sets don’t turn into disaster zones. He’s tackled heli pilot school, mastering the art of controlled chaos in the sky. And when he’s not working? You’ll find him riding dirt bikes, snowmobiling deep into the mountains, or packing up for yet another far-flung mission.

 

 

RUX in the Wild

For someone constantly moving between extreme environments, staying organized is key. Enter the RUX 70L—a piece of gear that has proven itself over and over in Stef’s relentless lifestyle.

  • Africa – Working on an intense outdoor reality survival show meant hauling essential production gear across rugged landscapes. Stef’s RUX took on the challenge, protecting cameras, safety equipment, and supplies from dust, heat, and rough transport.
  • Northern Canada – Harsh subzero conditions and remote filming locations pushed both Stef and his gear to the limit. His RUX was the go-to for keeping critical film production equipment dry, accessible, and protected while capturing extreme survival scenarios.
  • Japan – From deep pow lines to urban chaos, the RUX made the perfect travel companion, easily stashing everything needed for work and play.
  • Chilcotins – Multi-day dirt bike trips demand rugged, reliable storage. The RUX strapped down and held on, keeping Stef’s gear sorted no matter how rowdy the ride got.
  • Heli Pilot School – When learning to fly, efficiency matters. The RUX kept his training gear and essentials in check, always ready for the next lesson or an impromptu adventure.

One Gear, Endless Missions

For Stef, the line between work and play is razor-thin. One day he’s ensuring safety on a film set, the next he’s dropping into untouched backcountry lines. Through it all, his RUX 70L is just part of the equation—packed, ready, and unfazed by the chaos.

 

 

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