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Why We Love the Backcountry Access Slope Meter:
When it comes to picking our line in the backcountry, we don't settle for rough estimations. That's why we rely on the Backcountry Access Slope Meter to provide us with accurate readings of the slope angle. No more guesswork - this inclinometer is here to give us the real numbers.
With its red, orange, and yellow markings, the BCA Slope Meter makes it easy to identify dangerous slope angles. You'll have a clear visual representation of the risks involved, ensuring you can make informed decisions. Plus, the inclinometer features a cut-out that perfectly matches the radius of our pole basket, giving us the most precise readings possible.
Key Features:
- Specifically designed for backcountry touring
- Accurately reads slope angles up to 60 degrees
- Red, orange, and yellow markers highlight danger zones
- Includes a cut-out for easy placement on top of a ski pole basket
- Can be flipped over to remove excess snow from skins
Specs
Degrees: 0 - 60
Claimed Weight: 1.1oz
Includes slope meter
Activity: backcountry skiing, backcountry snowboarding, backcountry snowshoeing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
