BCA Backcountry Access T S Rescue Package - Complete Avalanche Rescue Kit

Description

When you travel beyond the resort boundary, three tools form the foundation of avalanche rescue: a beacon to locate a buried partner, a probe to pinpoint them, and a shovel to dig them out. The BCA Tracker S Rescue Package brings all three together in one cost-effective kit from Backcountry Access, a brand trusted by skiers, snowboarders, snowmobilers, and professionals for decades. At the center of the package is the Tracker S avalanche transceiver. The "S" stands for simple, because in a real rescue, simplicity is speed. Built on the same fast, accurate processing as the proven Tracker3—without the motion-sensing auto-revert or upgradeable software that recreational riders rarely need—the Tracker S features three receiving antennas, a 55-meter maximum range, and an instantaneous real-time LED display that shows distance and direction. Signal Suppression and Big Picture modes simplify multiple-burial situations, and the temperature-resistant display plus glove-friendly top dial keep it dependable in cold, stressful conditions. It operates on the universal 457 kHz frequency and includes a chest harness and batteries. The package also includes the Stealth 270 probe, which uses BCA's Quick-Lock deployment for the fastest assembly on the market—just toss and pull to lock it rigid, with no loose cable to snag. Laser-etched depth markings let you measure snowpack and victim depth to plan your dig. Rounding out the kit is the B-1 EXT shovel, a longtime backcountry staple with an extendable oval shaft, comfortable T-grip handle, and a strong, low-profile blade made of 6061 T6 aluminum for an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. Whether you're upgrading aging gear or assembling your first kit for the backcountry, this package covers the essential rescue equipment in one purchase. Pair it with proper avalanche education, regular practice, and trusted partners before you head out. Note: An avalanche beacon does not guarantee survival. We strongly recommend completing an AIARE Level 1 course or equivalent and practicing rescue skills regularly with your group. Review: Great quality - Love the new bag and holds all the gear nicely and very comfortable Review: Great - Great set up