Gear
Avalanche Gear
Resist the urge to leave heavy, bulky shovels and probes in the car by buying light and compact gear—where appropriate. What makes sense on a sunny, consolidated Spring day may be completely irresponsible in the dead of winter. Be sure also you know how to use your avalanche gear, and practice regularly to stay familar. Finally: remember, a shovel, beacon, and probe are tools of last resort. Your survival depends on not getting caught in the first place. I highly recommend taking an avalanche class from your local mountain guide or mountaineering school.
Camp USA Carbon Light Probe
S.O.S. Mini Probe
SMC Summit Snow Saw
Life-Link Snow Saw
Backcountry Access Tour Shovel
Black Diamond Deploy
Voile XLM



