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CARBON TOUR |
ALUMINIUM |
ALUMINIUM XL |
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5 robust tubes made of extremely light and high quality carbon fiber (ø13,25mm) – space saving collapsible using the mounted velcro strap |
6 Differently colored tubes made of a special aluminium alloy – optimized stability granted (ø 12,5mm) plus additional tensioning tube |
7 stabile Rohre (zweifärbig) aus hochwertiger Aluminium-Legierung mit geringem Biegeverhalten (ø12,5mm) plus zusätzliches Spannrohr |
Länge zusammengelegt |
42 cm |
42 cm |
42 cm |
Sondier-Länge |
225 cm |
263 cm |
301 cm |
Gewicht ca. |
215 g |
285 g |
315 g |
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packed in a functional probe-bag |
packed in a functional probe-bag |
packed in a functional probe-bag |
- Quick-closing latch for efficient
assembly of the probe
- Coating for perfect grip – even with winter gloves
- Centimeter-graduation to estimate
burial deep and to assist getting
snow profiles
- Space saving - collapsible
- Special speed-cone for quick extension
- MOVIE: Carbon Probe Aluminium-Probe
ON-SPOT PROBING & SHOVELING

- The PIEPS probe is designed to validate a prior pin-pointing and additionally to determine the position of a buried victim. Together with an avalanche transceiver and an avalanche shovel it belongs to the recommended standard avalanche safety gear of mountaineers or mountain rescuers.

- After pin-pointing an avalanche transceivers indicates the closest distance to the transmitting beacon. This is perpendicular to the surface of the snow.

- Grid shaped probing: Using a distance of 40-50 cm while plunging with the Probe in a shape like a grid.

- Once the victim is hit with the probe, keep it in this position in the snow (guidance). Start shovelling from the side to the body (A: burial deep = distance for start).
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