Black Diamond Quickdraw Probe Tour

The probe features dual Quickdraw speed ferrules and an integrated stuff sack, allowing you to pull the probe out and snap it into a rigid, locked position in one fluid motion. It is designed specifically for rapid, reliable deployment when seconds matter.

Yes, 240 cm is the industry standard for most recreational backcountry touring and shallow to moderate snowpacks. It provides the necessary reach for standard avalanche rescue scenarios while keeping the weight manageable for long days on the skin track.

Absolutely. The probe is designed with a non-slip grip that provides secure handling even with bulky gloves, and the deployment mechanism is intuitive enough to operate without needing to expose your hands to the cold.

The oversized tip creates a hole in the snow that is slightly wider than the diameter of the probe shaft itself. This reduces friction as you push the probe into the snow, allowing for smoother movement and better sensitivity when you are trying to feel for a buried object.

The probe is built with a robust aluminum shaft and a stainless steel cable, making it a reliable workhorse. It is designed to withstand the wear and tear of frequent avalanche rescue practice as well as the rigors of actual emergency use.

Yes, the probe features high-visibility 1 cm depth markings. These are designed to be clear and easy to read quickly, which is essential for accurately determining the depth of a burial during a rescue.