Some cagey avalanche professionals are able to determine the angle of a slope just by eyeballing it, but unless you have 30 years of experience under your belt, you may want to rely on a device to give you quick and accurate slope readings. The Pieps...

Be sure to throw the Pieps C660 Shovel in your backpack before you venture into the backcountry. Essentially the multi-tool of avy shovels, this valuable backcountry tool comes equipped with an extendable shaft and hoe function so you can really move...

All of sudden, it seems, the backcountry is as accessible and popular as the taco joint down the street, and while sketchy tacos have their dangers (don't get the pescado especial), you're much more likely to get into a serious accident working your way...

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...

If you're skipping the resort this winter and sticking strictly to the backcountry, you're going to be gaining a lot of elevation throughout the season. The Micro BT Button is Pieps' lightest and smallest beacon with a manual switch from send to search,...

The Pieps Powder BT is a high-performance beacon for avid backcountry skiers and splitboarders. It's a trimmed-down version of Pieps's pro model, meaning it has all the necessary features for an efficient search while still remaining user-friendly. A...

The Pro BT is Pieps's highest level beacon, ideal for backcountry professionals and avid backcountry travelers who need full features and reliable performance. Its 3-antenna design ensures a more accurate, extensive search than 2-antenna beacons, and...

Don't skimp on avalanche gear, you will regret it. Grab the standard T 510 shovel to provide yourself and your backcountry partners with peace of mind. The lightweight aluminum alloy construction is lightweight in your pack and durable while you dig.