Backcountry Access Tracker 4 Avalanche Rescue Package

Auto Revert is a critical safety feature that automatically switches the transceiver back to transmit mode if it detects no movement for a set period. This ensures that if you are caught in a secondary avalanche while searching, your beacon will immediately start broadcasting your location to rescuers.

The 3-antenna system provides a consistent signal regardless of the orientation of the victim's beacon. This eliminates the 'spikes' or 'nulls' often found in older single or dual-antenna models, allowing for a much faster and more precise pinpoint search.

The included probe is 300 cm long, which is generally sufficient for most backcountry conditions. This length provides the necessary reach to probe deep enough to confirm a burial location in typical avalanche debris.

Signal Suppression mode is designed for complex, multi-burial scenarios. It allows you to temporarily 'hide' a signal you have already located, enabling you to focus your search on the next strongest signal without interference from the first.

The shovel is constructed from 6061 T6 aluminum, which is a high-strength, lightweight alloy commonly used in aerospace applications. It is designed to withstand the force required to move dense, hardened avalanche debris without bending or breaking.

Yes, standard LCD screens can lag or become unreadable in extreme cold. The Tracker 4's temperature-resistant display ensures the numbers and directional arrows remain crisp and responsive, which is vital when you are operating in high-stress, freezing conditions.