The Pieps Micro avalanche transceiver is small, light and features sensor technology that automatically turns to search mode with movement and light. A item for ski mountaineering races.
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Four simple steps to make sure everyone in your ski touring group knows how to use their avalanche beacon.
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Avalanche rescue using BCA Tracker can be button free for both single burials and multiples, and what about RFI radio interference compromising your search for a skier buried?
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Review of Arva Evo 4 avalanche rescue transceiver for backcountry ski touring and other snowsports, excellent though bulky, priced well.
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Review of Backcountry Access BCA Tracker 3 avalanche rescue transceiver beacon, 2014.
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Review of Arva Neo avalanche beacon, good range, easy to use.
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A prayer for a safe winter of backcountry skiing is easy to come up with, while starting a beacon review of Arva.
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History of the avalanche safety beacon transceiver, Skadi was the first effective unit, invented around 1971 by John Lawton and Ed LaChapelle
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Review of Ortovox Zoom avalanche beacon transceiver beacon beeper, lower cost smaller unit works well.
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Review of Pieps Freeride avalanche transceiver beacon for ski mountaineers and backcountry skiers.
The most technical piece of gear you carry is your avalanche beacon. We try to make sense of the electronics.
