Life-Link Carbon Speed Light Probe 246

Average Rating: Not yet rated
Become the first reviewer

View Description
No Reviews
Write a Review
Compare Prices
View Similar Products

Description

The Carbon Speed Light Probe 246 is an avalanche probe made by Life-Link. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From EMS:
"An essential for backcountry safety, this 8-foot probe weighs a measly (measly in a good way) 6.5 ounces. Full carbon fiber offers unbeatable weight and strength. Pull cord brings the pole sections quickly together for the fastest deployment possible. Marked every 10 centimeters; also hatch mark each 5cm along full length. Plastic tip. Includes nylon carry sack. Weight: 6.5 ounces. Length: 8 feet 1 inch (246 centimeters). Packed length: 18 inches."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Life Link Speed Light Carbon Probe 246cmNew Light Probe tension system, speed bullet points and carbon fiber tubes- Heads will turn when you whip out your super fast carbon probe.Features:New light Probe auto-locking tension system.New speed bullet points- for fastest deployment possible6 ft mark for depth gaugeUnbeatable features at a highly competitive priceWeight- 6.5ozLength- 8 ft 1 in, 246cmPacked Length- 18 in"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Life-Link Carbon Fiber Speed Light Probe 246 features Life-Link's auto-locking tension system and speed bullet points which make assembling the probe as easy as throwing and pulling the cord. It automatically locks the probe in place with a single pull allowing you to act fast without thinking or delay. We have seen people throw this probe in the air and have it assembled before it hits the ground. How's that for fast! The Life-Link Carbon Fiber Speed Light Probe 246 has a 6 foot mark for depth gauging."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"This probe won't get in your way but can be quickly deployed when you need it. It is over eight feet tall at full extension yet takes up a mere 18 inches in you pack. The carbon fiber shaft is lightweight and durable. The probe is marked at five centimeter intervals so that you get a precise reading on the depth of the snow. The tension system of the probe means that it deploys with ease and speed."