Backcountry Access Avalanche Gear

Backcountry Access Tracker DTS Beacon - Reliable and easy to use. Through years of development and field testing, Backcountry Access has made the Tracker DTS Beacon incredibly intuitive so it's fast and easy to use when you're under the stress of a real search. It's no wonder that the Tracker DTS is one of the most popular beacons in the backcountry. The digital display shows you both the distance and direction to your buried buddy, and in addition to standard single-search mode, the Tracker DTS includes a special mode which will give you the distance and direction to all signals in a narrowed search range.

Backcountry Access Tracker2 Beacon - The Tracker 2 is the new standard in simple, reliable beacons from Backcountry Access. The Backcountry Access Tracker 2 subtracts weight and size, and adds real-time display and a third receiving antenna to the best-selling, dead-simple Tracker DTS. The third digital antenna increases accuracy and provides a strong buried signal in any orientation, while the real-time display eliminates lag time, allowing you to narrow your search zone quickly when seconds count.

Backcountry Access Tracker2 Avalanche Transceiver - The Backcountry Access Tracker2 avalanche transceiver features quick processing and 3 receiving antennas wrapped up in an easy-to-use interface to make searching faster and simpler. Made in USA. Tracker2 has a thinner profile and harness than the Backcountry Access Tracker DTS (sold separately); rubberized housing provides a sure gripRapid processor and simple user interfaceWhen searching, LED lights indicate the direction of the victim's signal; simply rotate the transceiver and proceed as the lights indicateBright red LEDs (light emitting diodes)3 receiving antennas allow excellent precision and pinpoint search capabilities no matter what position the victim is buried inSpecial Mode narrows the search angle field to...

Backcountry Access Stealth 260 Carbon Probe - Shed precious weight without compromising performance in backcountry emergencies with the Stealth 260 Carbon Avalanche Probe from Backcountry Access. With silk-screened depth markings at 1 cm increments, the 7-section carbon fiber tubing sets up quickly and allows you to easily see the depth. Weighing in at only 7.3 ounces, you will hardly notice the addition to you pack. Does not stow inside shovel shaft. Lighweight, 1cm-diameter probe easily compacts and fits into your backcountry pack for convenienceEasy assembly cuts down on rescue time when you're in a hurrySuper-light, full-strength carbon components withstand winter's harsh elementsPermanent depth markings allow you to identify burial depth...

Backcountry Access Snow Saw - Build an igloo or cut blocks of snow with Backcountry Access's Snow Saw. Developed in cooperation with North American avalanche professionals, this saw is the kind of safety equipment you should always keep in your pack just in case. Protective sheath includedLaser-etched centimeter markings.

Backcountry Access Aluminum Crystal Card - Know your snow before you go. The Backcountry Access Aluminum Crystal Card helps you make an informed decision about the current snowpack conditions when you’re skiing in the backcountry. BCA printed this card with one-, two-, and three-millimeter grids as well as a cheat sheet for analyzing snow crystal types and sizes. The small aluminum card slides easily into your pocket or snow study kit. Durable aluminum card is sized to easily fit in a pant pocket or backpackCard includes snow grain classification symbols and 1mm and 3mm magnifying gridsProtective clear coatFlip the card over to use the multiple slope indexes to calculate the...

Backcountry Access Slope Meter - Red means danger. It may not look like much to you at first, but the Backcountry Access Slope Meter packs quite a punch. When you're in the backcountry, bust out this handy-dandy slope meter, align the bottom edge of the meter with the slope, and read the angle. Backcountry Access used yellow, orange, and red tabs to code slopes with the most avalanche potential so you have an extra little warning when the pow looks perfect but the slope is in the red zone.

Backcountry Access B1 Extendable Shovel - When functionality counts the B1 won’t let you down. When you’re looking for a bit more leverage and comfort turn to the Backcountry Access B1 Extendable Shovel in your shoveling endeavors. Its unbeatable strength-to-weight ratio impresses you when you dig a pit, kicker, or snow cave. Thanks to its durable components and ergonomic grip this strong shovel won’t let you down when you’re in a pinch either..

Backcountry Access B1 Shovel - Shave some weight when you venture into the backcountry with the Backcountry Access B1 Shovel. The lightest digger in the Backcountry Access shovel line, the B1 provides strong, solid performance when every second counts. Fits well in most ski packsOval-shaped tube provides good prying strength and is comfortable to hold with gloves onErgonomic grip provides comfort when you dig a pit, snowcave, or kickerBackcountry Access B-1 EXT Bomber avalanche shovel has holes in the blade to help you rig a rescue sled6061-T6 heat-treated aluminum stands up to daily shoveling and backcountry abuseShovel weighs only 595g (1 lb. 5 oz.)Oval shaft with a more packable, bombproof...

Backcountry Access Digital Thermometer - Celsius/Fahrenheit - The more you know. Digging a pit and testing stability is a start, but to really analyze the snowpack, you'll need the Backcountry Access Digital Thermometer. Measuring the differences in temperature between layers allows further and more accurate predictions of changing stability. Protective sleeve includedMeasures from -50 to 200 degrees Celsius or -58 to 392 degrees Fahrenheit.

Backcountry Access Lexan Crystal Card - The lexan crystal card provides a surface to analyze/classify snow grain and also has a slope index, which allows you to determine slope angles from a topographical map. Ideal for sunnier climates, the lexan crystal card does not absorb as much the aluminum crystal card, which allows you to study snow crystals longer and more accurately. Lexan material does not conduct heat, which keeps the crystals from meltingProtective clear coat1, 2, and 3 mm gridsCrystal and spowpit "cheat sheets".

Backcountry Access Backcountry Expert Package - If you take backcountry safety seriously, the Backcountry Expert Package is the one you need. Lightweight and easy to use, this package provides you with a Tracker 2 avalanche beacon, a Bomber B2 shovel, and a BCA 270 Probe for locating and rescuing your ski partner. .

Backcountry Access B52 Extendable Shovel - It's the bomb. Look no further than the Backcountry Access B52 Shovel if you need a big, bad digging machine to build kickers or extract your peeps from an avalanche. The wide, durable, lightweight shovel and ergonomic grip let you scoop up massive amounts of snow way faster than your bro's teensy little shovel. The B52 was formerly known as the Chugach Pro Shovel..

Backcountry Access Field Book - Writing on your palm won't cut it. Printed on moisture-resistant paper, the Backcountry Access Field Book keeps all your snow observations neatly organized. Developed in conjunction with the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) and complies with American Avalanche Association Snow Weather and Avalanche Guidelines. Book is compliant with the American Avalanche Association Snow, Weather, and Avalanche Observational Guidelines (SWAG)Features Rite in the Rain all-weather paperIncludes an observation checklist, quick reference avalanche rescue page, snow profile pages, field and weather observation pages, and blank note pagesDeveloped by the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education.

Backcountry Access Collapsible Ruler - An essential tool for backcountry safety, the Backcountry Access Collapsible Rulers are made of durable fiberglass and marked in metric increments to help you study the snow you're about to traverse across or play in. .

Backcountry Access Float 22 Airbag Backpack - The smallest of BCA's airbag-enabled backpacks, but no less effective than the big boys. Because of its minimalist design, the Float 22 Airbag Backpack feels light on your back, and this pack carries just enough for an afternoon sidecountry mission, helicopter or sled-accessed powder laps, or a quick dawn patrol. And like all of BCA's Float backpacks, this pack offers the protection of a trigger-activated airbag that helps you stay on top of sliding debris should you find yourself suddenly caught in an avalanche.

Backcountry Access Stealth 300 Probe - Gives you the necessary tool to help locate your buddy. The Backcountry Access Stealth 300 Probe is all about providing safety for those who venture deep into the backcountry. This 300-centimeter length probe helps ensure you're able to locate your victim in deep snowpacks. Lighweight probe easily compacts and fits into your backcountry pack for convenienceEasy assembly cuts down on rescue time when you're in a hurryThe Stealth 300 is ideal for snow professionals and deep snowpacksAs always, get proper avalanche training and practice using your gear before venturing out into the backcountryLaser-etched depth markings allow you to identify burial depthDurable, strong aluminum components...

Backcountry Access Profile 240 Probe w/Quickie - Our mainstream, top-selling probe. Silk-screened depth markings in 1 cm increments6-section 7075 aluminum tubingStorage bag includedQuickie tensioning systemDoes not stow inside shovel shaft.

Backcountry Access Float 32 Airbag Backpack - A ski backpack with a built-in airbag to help you stay on top of an avalanche. Skiing in the backcountry comes with the inherent risk of exposure to avalanche terrain. Should you find yourself caught in a slide, the BCA Float 32 Airbag Backpack is a tool that offers a drastically increased chance of survival. Pull a trigger on the shoulder strap, and a highly durable airbag quickly inflates behind your head, decreasing your odds of burial in avalanche debris by increasing your overall buoyancy.

Backcountry Access Calibratible Thermometer - When you're serious about backcountry safety, Backcountry Access's digital Calibratible Thermometer tells you the temperature of the snow you're about to traverse (or not). This thermometer provides temperature readings in both Fahrenheit and Celsius and comes with protective sleeve. Protective sleeve includedReads in both fahrenheit and celsius.

Backcountry Access Arsenal Shovel w/35cm Saw - Headed out for the backcountry? Don't forget to take along the Backcountry Access Arsenal Shovel. This handy essential includes a snow/wood saw inside a shovel grip making it easy to carry, simple to deploy and powerful enough for the mightiest of jobs. Having the Backcountry Shovel/Saw eliminates the possibility of standing in brush wondering how you'll get through, or questioning if you have the capability to bury the Zombie you just downed.

Backcountry Access Snow Study Kit - When you're heading out into the snow, make sure you're prepared with the Backcountry Access Snow Study Kit. Developed in cooperation with North American avalanche professionals, this kit contains a digital thermometer, crystal card, 6x magnifying loupe, and slope meter. The Backcountry Access Snow Study kit comes in a thermoplastic case for securely stowing individual tools in a convenient placeProper use of snow study tools allows the user to gather valuable information on the stability of the snowpack and make informed travel decisionsAluminum crystal card and 6x magnifying loupe allow you to study snow crystal shape and size to gain information about snow stabilitySlope...

Backcountry Access Take Charge DVD - Take Charge DVD from Backcountry Access"Take Charge: Leading a Companion Rescue" is filmed in conjunction with Teton Gravity Research and is sponsored by Backcountry Magazine. This DVD explains how to lead your group through an avalanche rescue from start to finish..

Backcountry Access B-2 EXT Shovel - The Backcountry Access B2 Shovel offers an extendable, yet packable shovel for your winter expeditions..