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Comments about Backcountry Access Tracker2 Avalanche Transceiver:
This is a very good product. I originally had a Peeps beacon, which I liked and used for a little over a decade. When I left batteries in over the summer, and they leaked, it needed replacing. My wife had a Tracker, and I decided to get this one because it's a little smaller and lighter.
Relative to my wife's Tracker (also sold by REI, and costs less), there is only modest improvement. A financially-sensitive person would probably be better off going for their lower-end model; however, I do appreciate having the slimmer profile. This version is also better suited to use while wearing gloves, but in a real life-or-death scenario, whether you take off your gloves to use it isn't a top priority. This version also has a slightly longer range.
I really like that it points you in the appropriate direction (my old Peeps only had one directional point, this has 5). This feature makes finding someone much easier and faster--if your friend is suffocating under avalanche debris, they'll be glad you got to them that little bit faster.
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Comments about Backcountry Access Tracker2 Avalanche Transceiver:
The unit is easy to use. the carrying case is a joke. The tracker one has adjustment to fit a child to a large adult. Tracker 2 case is sadly lacking and will no do for adults.
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Comments about Backcountry Access Tracker2 Avalanche Transceiver:
This is a Great easy to use Transceiver , made right here in the USA. I have used the Transceiver for many training sessions and it has always been reliable and easy to use. The Tracker has good range and makes finding your friends fast. Don't go in the Backcountry without training, a Partner, Transceiver, shovel and probe.
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Bought this on a recommendation from an avid BC skier. Love it. Simple, cost effective and about as dummy proof as it gets.
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Comments about Backcountry Access Tracker2 Avalanche Transceiver:
Great, full featured beacon. Simplistic use makes for efficient searching.
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Works well even with gloves on. I haven't had to use it for rescue, but have tested it several times. The search toggle is the wide chevron at the bottom, just pull that out and searching will start.
Harness works, remember to have the beacon facing INWARD (screen towards your body).
Good range. I would like a 360 degree direction indicator, but most beacons do not have this and it's very easy to search even without it.
Remember to get an avalanche safety course.
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