The best seller of the range, the ACCESS 240 probe is practical and reliable.
Equipped with our RACK LOCK system and compact tube segments, the SKITRIP probe is the ideal companion for the traveling skier or snowboarder.
Extremely compact and lightweight, the RACE 240 probe is designed for ski-mountaineering racers.
Extremely robust, this is the preferred probe for mountain professionals.
This 3.00 meter probe performs well in deep snowpacks and challenging terrain.
Both lightweight and incredibly robust, the MISSION CARBON 280 probe meets the demands of mountain professionals while appealing to the most passionate practitioners.
Your ally at your waist.
Worn around the waist, the MISSION BELT provides instant access to essential equipment, clear organization, and modularity designed for professionals in the field.
The SWITCH FRAME base is compatible with the ARVA REACTOR airbag system, and can be used with all the SWITCH COVER add-on packs.
Ready for action
Placed on the thigh for instant access to equipment, the MISSION LEG combines stability, organization, and speed of use for professionals in action.
Chest protection
We have designed our Chest protector in collaboration with D3O to meet the needs of users of our new RIDE VEST 15+.
Your everyday companion
The FLEX FRAME base is optimized to carry heavy loads while providing maximum comfort throughout the season. An additional component compatible with the modular FLEX system, sold without the airbag system.
Take advantage of the SWITCH Base with our transfer service.
With the Transfer service, keep your airbag system while choosing a larger, more compact, or more technical backpack.
With the EVO BT, you no longer have to sacrifice performance for ergonomics. It combines expert features with the intuitive operation essential for efficient emergency searches.
The most versatile all-mountain pack for both expert and novice riders looking for all-round equipment.
The most versatile all-mountain pack for both expert and novice riders looking for all-round equipment.
