Small, light, comfortable to wear, and easy to use, the Tracker's sophisticated digital search technology has made it the world's best-selling avalanche beacon.
Built for demanding recreational and professional users, this probe is made of Easton® aluminum tubing, with a foolproof tension mechanism and an oversized tip.
Looking to review the basics of assessing backcountry terrain? Need to brush up on your skills? MEC's Avalanche Awareness Series features in-depth advice from avalanche experts and useful resources to help you keep your skills up to date. Equip yourself with knowledge before you seek out that backcountry powder stash.
Carrying the best snow safety gear in the world won't help you unless you've got the skills to use it. Taking an avalanche skills training course from certified instructors is your first step on the route to confident navigation of winter backcountry terrain, and proper use of snow assessment and safety equipment.
The gear "was getting baked and mouldy at the same time." Field testers Pierre and Janick described the conditions on their global cycling epic to MEC's product design team. Real-world thrashing and tester feedback is part of the process we use to create MEC products. Surviving a session with testers helps hone our product concepts, and the feedback is invaluable for refining the final designs. The ultimate goal is to make functional, durable equipment that meets our members' needs.
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