BCA Tracker2

The triple-antenna design allows the device to receive signals in all orientations, which significantly reduces the time spent pinpointing a signal. It eliminates the 'spiking' often found in single-antenna models, providing a more stable and accurate direction during the final search phase.

Yes, the Tracker2 is designed with a robust mechanical switch specifically for use in cold, high-stakes environments. It is tactile and intuitive, ensuring you can reliably switch between search and transmit modes even while wearing thick winter gloves.

The Tracker2 has a maximum search range of 50 meters. This is the industry standard for most modern transceivers, providing a wide enough search strip to cover avalanche debris efficiently during a rescue.

The unit features multiple burial indicator lights that help you track and manage signals when more than one person is buried. This visual feedback is critical for maintaining focus and organization during high-pressure rescue situations.

It runs on three standard AAA alkaline batteries. We recommend always carrying a fresh set of high-quality batteries and checking them before every trip into the backcountry.

While the Tracker2 is built to professional standards, its interface is straightforward and intuitive, making it a popular choice for beginners and experts alike. However, regardless of the gear you choose, professional avalanche safety training is essential before heading into the backcountry.