Ski-doo Abs Vario Avalanche Airbag Complete System on 2040-parts.com
Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States
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SKU ABS 15L "BRAND NEW OEM" Retail $1,313.97 Complete System Includes Activation Unit(Tank and Trigger), Medium/Large Base Unit and 15 Liter Backpack
Compatible with all ABS Vario and rebranded(North Face, Ortovox etc.) zip on bags.
ABS- The original Avalanche Airbag, since 1985.
The Avalanche Airbag is an intelligent system used to prevent complete burial in an avalanche and to survive the accident as unharmed as possible. The rescue concept: with one pull on the activation handle on the backpack tow airbags will inflate in mere seconds to a total volume of 170 liters. This additional volume will likely prevent the burial of the carrier. 97% out of 262 avalanche victims who activated the ABS airbag survived nearly unharmed.
Two airbags, located on both sides, provide enhanced safety and superior buoyancy effect as well as unobstructed view and full freedom of movement. Please note that the cartridge as well as the activation handle can be re-filled by ABS. The bag itself can be used many times.
The ABS Vario-Line
With the Vario-line ABS provides the most flexible avalanche backpacks of all time. A backpack base unit is housing the complete ABS System. Various sizes (5, 15 or 30 liters) can be easily zipped on.
100% Nylon
Size Medium/Large is for back length of more than 18 inches from top of hip to top of shoulder. Size Small/Medium is for back length of less than 19 inches from top of hip to top of shoulder.
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Call us at 877-246-7898 Centre Sports/SkiDooOutlet.com 43164 County Road 112 Sauk Centre, MN 56378
We are authorized dealers for Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo, Can-Am, KLIM, 509, MotorFist, SledNecks, Back Country Access and many more Note to Overseas customers. Transit time from the USA to your country maybe more than four weeks not including time to clear your customs office. There are no tracking updates from the time a shipment leaves the United States until the shipment clears customs in your country.
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