Mammut Barryvox	Backcountry Access Tracker DTS
The revolutionary Barryvox combines the advantage of analogue and digital technology. Developed with Barryvox's 20 year experience and under the critical eye of numerous avalanche specialists. Ultra-modern avalanche rescue transceiver with digital display (LCD) and analog search mode (acoustic signal). Weight: 170g. Details	The easiest beacon to use on the market. This super-fast processing, fully digital beacon has a special mode for multiple burials and an auto-revert mode. Featuring an easy to use strap system and a comfortable streamline case. Backed up with a new 5-year limited warranty from designer, Rescue Technology. Weight: 200g. Details
Price: $394.95	Price: $374.95
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G3 AviTECH	BCA Tour Shovel/Probe System
G3 have re-engineered the reliable aluminum shovel design to create an innovative, light, strong and more durable shovel for backcountry travelers and industry professionals. Featuring a 6061 T6 aluminum blade that makes this shovel light and strong. The handle features a “dry stash” compartment as well as a built-in ice axe loop attachment. Weight: 770g. Details	The world’s lightest, most compact shovel/probe combination. Oval shaft with T-grip, 6000-series aluminum blade with oval ferrule and a 1.8m probe that fits in the shovel’s handle! Total Weight: 865g. Details
Price: $87.95	Price: $97.95
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The first documentation of this event had participants skiing from Lake Louise to Banff through the Bow Valley on February 8th, 1929. With equipment and trail conditions decidedly inferior to those available today, the fastest skier in the 1929 event was Paul Gotaas of the Camrose Ski Club with a time of 5h 15m 17s. Rekindled in 1979, the modern version of this annual cross-country loppet was contested with the entry of two teams and sponsored by Baker Creek Chalets, Castle Mountain Village and Wilson Mountain Sports. In 1990, the event was skied by individuals as well as teams of up to six members. Now this popular local event has grown to 20 teams and 40 individuals. In 1995 the Banff Ski Runners joined the organizers as a major sponsor. Participants in the past events have both enjoyed and endured the challenges of the terrain and the weather over the course of this 65km route.

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