ARVA

Tour 32 Switch Cover

PFC-free DWR treatment means that your gear is coated with a Durable Water Repellent finish that does not contain harmful perfluorinated chemicals. This makes your gear not only water-resistant but also more environmentally friendly, reducing its impact on nature. Choosing PFC-free products helps protect the environment while keeping you dry during your outdoor adventures.

The ARVA Reactor Switch Base is designed to work seamlessly with the TOUR32 AIRBAG system, providing you with a versatile and customizable safety solution for backcountry skiing or snowboarding. Its compatibility with different covers or packs allows you to adapt your gear based on your specific needs, ensuring you have the right equipment for any situation.

SWITCH technology allows for interchangeable components in your gear, such as the TOUR32 SWITCH COVER and SWITCH FRAME. This means you can easily customize your equipment for various activities, whether you're skiing or snowboarding. This flexibility not only enhances your performance but also saves you money by allowing you to use the same base for different setups.

The diagonal ski carry method allows you to attach your skis across the back of your pack at an angle, which can help with balance and weight distribution. The A-frame method places skis on either side of the pack, forming an "A" shape, which keeps them secure and stable. Both methods are designed to make hiking or traveling with skis easier and more comfortable, so you can focus on enjoying your adventure.

A splitboard compatible backpack is specifically designed to carry splitboards, which can be separated into two skis for uphill travel. These backpacks feature specialized attachments and compartments that ensure your splitboard is secure and easy to access. If you enjoy backcountry snowboarding, having a splitboard compatible pack is essential for a smooth and efficient experience on the mountain.

To ensure your gear is suitable for your activities, check for specific features like PFC-free DWR treatment for water resistance, compatibility with systems like the ARVA Reactor, and the ability to carry your equipment using methods like diagonal or A-frame ski carry. Additionally, look for splitboard compatibility if you plan to snowboard in the backcountry. Reading product descriptions and customer reviews can also help you make informed decisions about your gear.