Backcountry Access
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Joel Pemble +1
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Backcountry Access · $95
Backcountry Access Dozer 2H Avalanche Shovel Orange
“One of the best shovels on the market”
Kim Havell +1
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Backcountry Access · $400
Backcountry Access Tracker4 Avalanche Transceiver
“Proven high performance. A transceiver that offers simplicity in functions/usage, making it extremely effective in high stress scenarios.”
Angela Martz +1
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Backcountry Access · $1,400
Backcountry Access Float E2-35 Avalanche Airbag Pack Black M/L
“This pack does it all for a full day of backcountry touring or flying on the Heli. It has a rechargeable system which is crucial for testing your gear every season and is good for multiple deployments.”
Ryan Harris +1
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Backcountry Access · $70
Dozer 1T Shovel
“this shovel was an upgrade for me after using a very old voile shovel. what I like about this shovel is the flat shovel blade for when I dig snow profile pits in the country”
Angela Martz
Backcountry Access · $75
Backcountry Access Stealth 270 Avalanche Probe
“For all of your CO/NM/UT snowpacks 270cm is excellent, this BCA probe is easy to deploy and locks into place with no extra steps.”
Angela Martz
Backcountry Access · $95
Backcountry Access Dozer 1T-UL Avalanche Shovel Green
“For all the weight weenies out there this shovel does it all and more. Ultralight to save a few in the extra heavy avy pack!”
Angela Martz
Backcountry Access
Stash Pro 40-UL Backpack
“When I'm not carrying the BCA Float airbag, this is my Go TO workhorse all winter for guiding, teaching and touring.”
Daniel Turner
Backcountry Access · $130
Backcountry Access Snow Study Kit
“My snow study kit is always evolving with small things to make learning happen in the snow. Add a few popsicle sticks, a small paintbrush, and a length of cord with knots, and you have yourself a rad kit!”
Cassidy Higgins
Backcountry Access · $1,400
BCA Float™ E2-35 Avalanche Airbag 2026
“I love having an airbag that is rechargeable and can run on AA batteries. It helps me eliminate the stress of dealing with canisters and can be deployed multiple times in the field.”
Blake Votilla
Backcountry Access · $297
Tracker4 Avalanche Beacon
“I have been using BCA beacons for 15 years. User friendly and reliable.”
Blake Votilla
Backcountry Access · $106
Stealth 300 Carbon Probe
“Save weight with a carbon avalanche probe”
Leo Cocchiara - Beyond The Slopes
Backcountry Access · $500
Backcountry Access T4 Rescue Package
“When you're ready to start touring out of bounds outside of the resort, having the property safety gear (and knowledge) is essential! These bundle packs are the perfect starting point.”
Alexi Most
Backcountry Access · $110
Stash Pro 32L Pack
“Pouch for avy gear that has a drain hole? Sick! Google pouch? Hip pockets? Rad! Back zip? Insanely useful when I need to reach something at the bottom without strewing my gear all over the hill. This pack serves me for any backcountry day.”
Alexi Most
Backcountry Access · $105
BCA Stealth™ 240 Carbon Avalanche Probe 2026
“Pretty darn important piece of gear in my touring pack.”
Daniel Ross
Backcountry Access · $80
Stealth 270 Probe
“A good probe for the Sierras. You could get a longer one for deeper snowpacks.”
Hunter Macy
Backcountry Access · $350
Tracker3 Avalanche Beacon
