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Rescue 300 Probe

7075 Aluminum is a high-strength, lightweight alloy that is primarily used in aerospace and military applications. For the RESCUE 300 probe, this material ensures durability and reliability, making it ideal for extreme conditions in backcountry skiing and snowboarding. Its strength-to-weight ratio allows for easy handling without compromising performance.

Stainless steel is resistant to rust and corrosion, which is crucial for outdoor equipment exposed to harsh weather conditions. The use of stainless steel in the RESCUE 300 probe ensures that it remains functional and reliable over time, even when used in wet or snowy environments.

The pull handle is designed for quick and easy deployment of the probe. In emergency situations, every second counts, and the pull handle allows users to extend the probe swiftly, ensuring they can access it when it’s needed most.

The rack lock is a specialized locking mechanism that secures the probe in place once it is extended. This feature prevents the probe from collapsing unintentionally during use, providing stability and accuracy when probing deep snow, which is essential for effective rescue operations.

The collapsed length refers to the size of the probe when it is fully retracted and not in use. Knowing the collapsed length is important for portability, as it indicates how easily the probe can be stored in a backpack or carried during your outdoor adventures. A compact design ensures that you can always have it on hand without taking up too much space.

The RESCUE 300 probe is specifically designed with features like lightweight 7075 aluminum, a reliable rack lock mechanism, and a compact collapsed length, making it ideal for backcountry skiing and snowboarding. These features ensure that the probe is easy to carry, quick to deploy, and stable during use, providing peace of mind for users in emergency situations.