Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Designed exclusively for mountain snowmobiling, BCA Float Turbo Airbag Packs offer more carrying options for your shovel and radio. BCA Turbo Airbag Packs are technical avalanche airbags designed for backcountry sledding. Creating buoyancy and helping you float to the surface, BCA's Float 150-liter airbag not only decreases your burial depth but also protects your head and neck from trauma in an avalanche.
BCA’s 200 authorized refill locations around the world make it the easiest refillable airbag system on the market. The Float avalanche airbag system does not guarantee survival in an avalanche incident. Educate yourself, make good decisions, and know before you go. The float 2.0 air cylinder must be purchased separately.
See the entire line of BCA Float™ avalanche airbags: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/airbags-backpacks/avalanche-airbags
Designed exclusively for mountain snowmobiling, BCA Float Turbo Airbag Packs offer more carrying options for your shovel and radio. BCA Turbo Airbag Packs are technical avalanche airbags designed for backcountry sledding. Creating buoyancy and helping you float to the surface, BCA's Float 150-liter airbag not only decreases your burial depth but also protects your head and neck from trauma in an avalanche.
BCA’s 200 authorized refill locations around the world make it the easiest refillable airbag system on the market. The Float avalanche airbag system does not guarantee survival in an avalanche incident. Educate yourself, make good decisions, and know before you go. The float 2.0 air cylinder must be purchased separately.
See the entire line of BCA Float™ avalanche airbags: backcountryaccess.com/en-us/c/airbags-backpacks/avalanche-airbags
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