Complete your avalanche safety kith with the Pieps Aluminum 260 Probe. Its Speed Cone system makes it quick and easy to deploy in an emergency situation, and the reliable latch efficiently locks the segments into place for sturdiness when you're probing...

Skiing in the backcountry isn't all about bottomless powder and endless faceshots--well, it is, but it also requires knowledge and the right gear to access the goods. The Pieps Aluminum 300 Probe falls in the category of required gear for backcountry...

Some backcountry skiers are known for their tight turns and others are known for their ability to instinctively find the best snow, but the best touring partners are the folks who can have their shovel, beacon, and probe ready to go at the drop of a dime....

The Micro Beacon is Pieps' smallest, lightest, and most intuitive triple antenna beacon for backcountry touring. Just because it's the smallest doesn't mean it's the least safe; in fact, the Micro Beacon boasts a three-antenna design with a moderate range...

The Pieps iProbe II is smarter than your average probe. Designed to improve speed and accuracy during companion rescue, the probe tip has an integrated low-range receiver to help locate burials. The target indicator detects an active signal from any standard...

You're not alone if you've noticed avalanche shovels have gradually become lighter, smaller, and, well, flimsier. Pieps took note and bucked the trend with its Shovel Pro+. Gram-counting skimo racers may want to look elsewhere, but any other backcountry...

Whether you're a seasoned pro or just taking your intro avy class, you're going to need the proper safety equipment, and the Pieps Sport Avalanche Safety Set offers all the necessary components in one package: the Pieps DSP Sport Beacon, Tour Shovel,...

The Pieps Tour is a lightweight, durable avalanche safety shovel for digging pits or digging out your partner in an emergency. Its aluminum shaft and blade can handle heavy digging, and the blade has sharpened edges to efficiently cut through hard snow....

A shovel is absolutely essential for backcountry touring, and you won't go wrong if you choose to pack the Pieps Tour T Shovel. It's a smaller, lighter option in the Pieps collection of shovels, and it's still reliable for any tour whether it's a casual...