Pow tales are a Deep day must!
Pros: easy to use SUPER BRIGHT NEON COLOR Can be seen under deep snow
Cons: material on ribbon could be a little more durable
Pros: easy to use SUPER BRIGHT NEON COLOR Can be seen under deep snow
Cons: material on ribbon could be a little more durable
Pros: inexpensive, lightweight, small, easy to use
Cons: single antenna only

Pros: strong, ergonomic
Cons: big
“ I bought two pair of these, one of me and one for my son so the price shown is for two. They are well made and I like the design. I had no troubles at all mounting the part on the boots. I have Look PX12 demo bindings on my Nordica Steadfast and they didn't seem to be amenable to drilling a hole in the heel piece but I found a good place to attach the bungee. It is not...” --mtcyclist
“Good shovel that is tough to fit in a pack. Much better suited to external carrying. As suggested by thesoggycow, it excels at digging out stuck cars. It is strong enough to bust compacted ice and slush and the oval tube with D-handle doesn't slip around in your hands.” --Cirquerider
“You could give this beacon to anybody (even a 5 year old) and in under 30 seconds they could use it. So simple, So accurate, So fast. Hope I never have to use it.” --thesoggycow
“Upgrade to my Tracker. I have owned Peps Analogues, F1, DTS and now S1. I have used most of the currently avaiolable transponders What can I say. Its the best. Good range, easiest transciever to use ever, good battery life, nice harness. No Spikes when searching. You turn it on by rotating a positive buttin the the side. It then flashes 2 LEDs to show its transmitting which are visible through...” --madmole
“Its a probe... I mean seriously, its not a snorkel.” --thesoggycow
“ I bought four Freerides for my wife and kids to use while skiing in-bounds on avalanche danger days. Given the intended use -- inbounds, where patrollers can find them, and without shovels and probe -- they're a darned good solution. And they've gotten the kids interested in playing with search capabilities, which is a good start too. The beacon actually does surprisingly well in...” --TheDad
FLOAT 22 Our minimalist model for out-of-bounds, off-piste, and mechanized skiing/riding. Thin profile and lightweight; enough volume to carry rescue tools, lunch, water, and extra layers. Features new dedicated shovel/probe pocket, helmet and diagonal ski carrying system, and waist belt pocket. - Volume: 1342 cubic inches / 22 Liter - Weight: 5.5 pounds / 2495 grams (entire system...
The PIEPS probe PIEPS Probe Aluminium is designed to validate a prior pin-pointing and additionally to determine the position of a buried victim. Together with an avalanche transceiver and an avalanche shovel it belongs to the recommended standard avalanche safety gear of mountaineers or mountain rescuers. Tubes in two colours made out of a special aluminium alloy guarantee optimal...
The PIEPS probe PIEPS Probe Carbon is designed to validate a prior pin-pointing and additionally to determine the position of a buried victim. Together with an avalanche transceiver and an avalanche shovel it belongs to the recommended standard avalanche safety gear of mountaineers or mountain rescuers. Robust tubes made of extremely light and high quality carbon fibre Diameter Ø 13,25...
The PIEPS iPROBE Carbon is an avalanche probe with integrated digital technology. It provides a hit and proximity reading for every standard beacon transmitter and enables a brief deactivation of the detected transmitter (for transceivers with iPROBE support). Missing Link in multiple avalanche burials Indication for approaching and hitting to all standard transceivers Automatical display of...