Whether paddling the Rio Grande or exploring Rio de Janeiro, this outdoor hat rises to the occasion. Its five-panel body construction is outfitted with flexible and lightweight mesh side panels and a shade-making 3 inch EVA brim. An adjustable draw cord keeps the hat securely in place as you explore.
The BCA Tracker2™ Avalanche Transceiver offers the industry’s fastest, most precise pinpointing, with triple receive antenna, instantaneous real-time display, and easy-to-use interface. Industry-leading ease of use, real-time display, and durability. An intuitive mechanical search/transmit switch makes it easy to use right “out of the box.” Includes special mode and multiple burial indicator lights. The indestructible industry workhorse used by ski patrols and guiding operations everywhere. All transceivers include harness and batteries.
Easy on, easy off! These 65% mohair/35% nylon climbing skins with Contour Hybrid construction require minimal effort to pull apart and remove from the ski-and they stay on after repeated laps in cold weather.
Our BCA Hybrid climbing skins check all the boxes – good grip, good glide, easy to trim, easy to stash, and hybrid glue that works in a variety of conditions. Most of all, they pull apart easily. No regluing necessary: just wipe down the adhesive layer to restore tackiness. Includes flush metal top loop and adjustable tail hook, cleaning wipes, stuff sack, and easy-to-use offset trim tool to fit these skins to your sidecut.
How to Choose Skins Width When selecting the skin’s width, you must look up your ski’s dimensions. The idea is to pick a skin width that’s a few millimeters less than or any amount more than the widest part of your ski (generally near the tip). If the widest part of your ski is 130mm you could pick a 130mm or wider climbing skin. To save weight and cost, consider a skin width greater than or equal to ski waist width.
