Brand: Backcountry Access

    Category: Probes

    Recommended by Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide — Jackson, WY

    The Stealth 300 Carbon Probe is an essential tool for backcountry adventurers, offering rapid deployment and precise depth readings in avalanche rescue situations. Its lightweight design and compact storage capabilities ensure you’re always prepared for emergencies in challenging terrains. 1. Constructed from high-strength carbon fiber for a lightweight yet durable design. 2. Features the innovative Stealth Quick-Lock system for fast and efficient deployment. 3. Laser-etched depth markings provide clear, wear-resistant readings for accurate assessments. 4. Extended length of 300cm allows for effective probing in deep snow conditions. 5. Collapses to a compact 43cm for easy storage without loose cables, enhancing portability. 6. Meets UIAA standards, ensuring reliability and safety in critical situations. 7. Designed for high-stress scenarios, minimizing distractions during rescue operations. The Stealth 300 Carbon Probe is ideal for backcountry skiing, snowboarding, and mountaineering, specifically in avalanche-prone areas. It excels in emergency rescue situations where quick and accurate probing is crucial. Targeted at both professional and recreational users, this probe is perfect for anyone venturing into snowy terrains during winter months, ensuring preparedness when seconds count.

    Price: $106.21

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    Save weight with a carbon avalanche probe

    Recommended by Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide

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    What does Blake Votilla say about the Stealth 300 Carbon Probe?

    Save weight with a carbon avalanche probe

    Why does Blake Votilla recommend Backcountry Access?

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    Is the Stealth 300 Carbon Probe a good probe?

    Yes — Blake Votilla recommends the Stealth 300 Carbon Probe by Backcountry Access as their probes pick. Save weight with a carbon avalanche probe

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