Pieps Tour Rider34 L Jet Force Avalanche Airbag Backpack New Yellow Sm/med on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Maine, United States
PIEPS JetForce Tour Pro 34L Avalanche Airbag Backpack YELLOW Sm/MedWhen your skiing deep in the backcountry, avalanche safety is absolutely critical. Avalanche airbags have long existed with the use of finnicky air cannisters that are awkward and nearly impossible to travel with. PIEPS addressed these issues with the JetForce Tour Pro 34 Avalanche Airbag Backpack. In the event of an avalanche, simply deploy the airbag which helps keep you on top of the snow therefore reducing the chances of the skier getting buried. A small jet fan is powered by a rechargeable lithium ion battery which is easy and safe to take on an airplane. This small fan fills the 200 liter Cordura bag in under four seconds. After the initial inflation, the jet fan cycles periodically to keep the bag inflated in case any small tears occured due to sticks or debris. The bag then deflates offering an air pocket for increased breathing and survival time in the event the skier is buried. In addition to the cutting edge JetForce technology, the Tour Pro 34 offers 34 liters of storage space for additional layers, food, and tools. Storage is provided for your avalanche, beacons, and shovels. A ski and snowboard carrier accomodates nearly any width of ski and non-icing buckles allow for use in the nastiest of weather. The PIEPS JetForce Tour Pro 34L avalanche airbag backpack may just save your life. SpecificationsWeight: 3500g Colors: black/PIEPS-yellow, black/chili-red Volume: 34 liters Sizes (unisex): Torso: 41-48 cm, Waist: 66-130 cm |
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