Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The Tracker4 is BCA's newest avalanche transceiver. The BCA Tracker4™ avalanche beacon combines the indestructible physical features of the Tracker2 with the sophisticated electronics of the Tracker3. Featuring a big, bright, real-time, LED, display so fast you will never feel like you are falling behind. The Tracker4 has all the speed and ease of use you've come to love from Tracker, now with a bold new display and rugged case.
To learn more visit: backcountryaccess.com/p/bca-tracker4-avalanche-transceiver
The Tracker4 is BCA's newest avalanche transceiver. The BCA Tracker4™ avalanche beacon combines the indestructible physical features of the Tracker2 with the sophisticated electronics of the Tracker3. Featuring a big, bright, real-time, LED, display so fast you will never feel like you are falling behind. The Tracker4 has all the speed and ease of use you've come to love from Tracker, now with a bold new display and rugged case.
To learn more visit: backcountryaccess.com/p/bca-tracker4-avalanche-transceiver
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