Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Backcountry Access (BCA) Winter 2027 Collection for snowmobiling.
Safety is success in the backcountry. BCA is dedicated to promoting access & saving lives through reliable, easy-to-use products & consumer education.
Explore our collection of avalanche airbags, backpacks, beacons, rescue gear & more from the must trusted name in backcountry safety.
Learn more at backcountryaccess.com
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Backcountry Access (BCA) Winter 2027 Collection for snowmobiling.
Safety is success in the backcountry. BCA is dedicated to promoting access & saving lives through reliable, easy-to-use products & consumer education.
Explore our collection of avalanche airbags, backpacks, beacons, rescue gear & more from the must trusted name in backcountry safety.
Learn more at backcountryaccess.com
#backcountryaccess
![[EDGE]ucation S3 Field Notes - Three Antenna transceivers](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mi2KE8Ov8E8/mqdefault.jpg "[EDGE]ucation S3 Field Notes - Three Antenna transceivers
Digital transceiver versus analog transceiver, or two antenna versus three antenna? Learn what’s more important and what’s up with that third antenna from BCA Co-Founder Bruce Edgerly (hint: all current BCA Tracker models are digital, three-antenna transceivers).
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![BCA [EDGE]ucation Season 2 - Trailhead Checks & Electro-Magnetic Interference EMI Backcountry Access](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nlfk4knLtt4/mqdefault.jpg "BCA [EDGE]ucation Season 2 - Trailhead Checks & Electro-Magnetic Interference EMI Backcountry Access
Backcountry Access [EDGE]ucation is back and better than ever—with a second season of no-frills backcountry education tips from BCA co-founder Bruce “Edge” Edgerly. In a series of thirteen concise, easy to digest videos, Edge and expert guests break down key takeaways from their continuing avalanche education, with lessons on everything from identifying red flags in the snowpack to group searching techniques, transceiver interference, applying the avalanche forecast to terrain choice, and much more. [EDGE]ucation is here to refresh and reinforce your existing avalanche education and to keep your skills sharp and up-to-date when preparing to enter the backcountry.
Learn more www.backcountryaccess.com/en-us/blog/p/edgeucation2
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![[EDGE]ucation - Do I Really Need to Dig Snowpits?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/npFXYz_8zXw/mqdefault.jpg "[EDGE]ucation - Do I Really Need to Dig Snowpits?
How often do you really need to dig snow pits? As a recreational backcountry user, the answer is... Not often. BCA Co-Founder Bruce Edgerlys strategy? Leave the digging to the avalanche forecasters. Bruce recommends reading the avalanche forecast in the morning, and digging hasty pits and hand shears tests to verify what he saw in the avalanche bulletin.
Digging snow pits a few times throughout the season is a great way to identify and track weak layers over time. On a regular basis, however, there is so much variability in the snowpack that no one snow pit should be used as a green light to travel on a particular line.
Learn more and shop all the tools you need for examining the snowpack and avalanche safety:
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![BCA [EDGE]ucation Season 2 - Avalanche Transceiver Beacon Range Checks: Backcountry Access](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ofb7HwRieZI/mqdefault.jpg "BCA [EDGE]ucation Season 2 - Avalanche Transceiver Beacon Range Checks: Backcountry Access
Backcountry Access [EDGE]ucation is back and better than ever—with a second season of no-frills backcountry education tips from BCA co-founder Bruce “Edge” Edgerly. In a series of thirteen concise, easy to digest videos, Edge and expert guests break down key takeaways from their continuing avalanche education, with lessons on everything from identifying red flags in the snowpack to group searching techniques, transceiver interference, applying the avalanche forecast to terrain choice, and much more. [EDGE]ucation is here to refresh and reinforce your existing avalanche education and to keep your skills sharp and up to date when preparing to enter the backcountry. Learn more at www.backcountryaccess.com")
