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Ultralite Rescue Sled – just incase you want to live

Ultralite Rescue Sled – just incase you want to live

Seriously, most avalanche training focuses on digging a person out, but true rescue only happens when a victim has received medical attention. The crew at Brooks-Range Mountaineering knows that self-rescue is often the only rescue in remote settings, so they’ve made the Ultralite Rescue Sled small enough to easily stow in a backpack. Only 23 ounces and packed to the size of your lunch bag, the Ultralite Rescue Sled transforms a pair of skis and poles into a stable and weatherproof rescue sled. Optional assembly with the Sharktooth Shovel makes the ultimate ski rescue package.

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Vector Tough Brite Storm Tracker- TV / Radio / Lantern

[Get It $120]

imageI never thought I’d be suggesting a product made by Black and Decker, but for all the people that live in areas susceptible to severe storms, this isn’t such a bad piece of gear to have floating around. 
The Storm Tracker is a battery-operated UHF/VHF black and white television, lantern, and AM/FM/NOAA weather radio. The radio and flashlight run via batteries that recharge from manually generating power with a hand crank;  the television uses nine C batteries.  With automatic storm alert warning alarm and the seven-channel NOAA weather frequencies, you’ll get all the advisories and emergency information even when you’re powers out.

 

*Unfortunately it does not include a rebate for all those useless black and orange tools you’ve acquired.

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