Backcountry Access | BCA Welcomes Brandon Davis to the Team – Backcountry Access @BackcountryAccess | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
BCA is honored to welcome pro snowboarder Brandon Davis to the team. Hailing from the small mountain community of Big Bear, California, Brandon’s career began on the U.S. Slopestyle Team, with a long list of podiums in competitions worldwide. He has since transitioned to riding backcountry and recording film segments, bringing his graceful, laid-back style with him. Brandon’s love for the sport has only grown deeper as he explores mountain ranges from California to Alaska and beyond.
Learn more at: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/blog/bca-team
BCA is honored to welcome pro snowboarder Brandon Davis to the team. Hailing from the small mountain community of Big Bear, California, Brandon’s career began on the U.S. Slopestyle Team, with a long list of podiums in competitions worldwide. He has since transitioned to riding backcountry and recording film segments, bringing his graceful, laid-back style with him. Brandon’s love for the sport has only grown deeper as he explores mountain ranges from California to Alaska and beyond.
Learn more at: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/blog/bca-team
![[EDGE]ucation - Hoe Mode vs. Shovel Mode](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iTXNtHPHDv4/hqdefault.jpg "[EDGE]ucation - Hoe Mode vs. Shovel Mode
Your shovel might seem like one of the most straightforward tools in your avalanche rescue kit, but did you know there is more than one way to use it? Hoe mode vs. shovel mode, explained, in this weeks [EDGE]ucation.
Pro tip: use shovel mode for chopping hard snow like avalanche debris, and hoe mode for moving soft snow. And before you need to use your shovel in a rescue scenario... Practice! Fast and safe shoveling technique can save someones life, literally.
Learn more and shop avalanche shovels: https://backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/rescue-gear/avalanche-shovels/")
