BCA Float 32™ Avalanche Airbag Pack with 2.0 System

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Featuring the Float 2.0 inflation system, the Float 32™ is our full-featured avalanche airbag pack for dedicated backcountry junkies carrying all the essentials.
Creating buoyancy and helping you float to the surface, the 150-liter airbag not only decreases your burial depth but also protects your head and neck from trauma in an avalanche.
BCA’s 200 authorized refill locations around the world make it the easiest refillable airbag system on the market. The Float avalanche airbag system does not guarantee survival in an avalanche incident. Educate yourself, make good decisions, and know before you go. The float 2.0 air cylinder must be purchased separately.
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21 окт 2024

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@ErichToll 2 года назад

Two issues that *really* need explanation: 1) crotch strap, how to find it, and how to use it 2) the breakaway zipper on the airbag compartment, designed to fail during deployment

@shanehamashige6003 Год назад

Seriously. Just bought my BCA float 32 bag & there are absolutely no instructions for anything besides the airbag system setup. Would be nice to have a diagram or something…not have to consult reddit for the crotch strap location. Great bag, but horrible instructions.

@RedStainedFriday 4 года назад

I have this pack since Jan '20 and I have about 10 tours with it. I do absolutely love it, however, 2 flaws with it, one of them minuscule. The diagonal ski carry made my ski edges poke a hole through 2 layers of the external compartments, especially when I was carrying the skis with shoes in the bindings. I'd have to place a cordura on top of the holes, so BCA reconsider that too, please. Secondly, and that's super small, the compression straps help with the lower profile of the backpack near your hip, but the top part of it stays bulky, so you have to be mindful with your equipment placement. 8/10, would've been 10/10 if not for the diagonal ski issue.