Life-Link Speed Probe 300

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The Speed Probe 300 is an avalanche probe made by Life-Link. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Life-Link's Speed Probe 304 cm avalanche probe has a Pro Series auto-locking tension system that allows you to assemble it in mere seconds. Speed bullet points on section ends quickly align for lightning-fast set-up. Quick-release button is secure when in use but allows fast breakdown 6' mark on shaft to gauge probe depth Includes stuff sack Length: 16” folded, 120” extended Stuff size: 18x1- ” Weight: 14 oz. Materials: 7075 aluminum tubing CLOSEOUTS . USA."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Life-Link Speed Probe 300 is part of the Life-Link's Pro Series probes. Super fast set-up saves valuable seconds. The new speed bullet points on section ends quickly align for lightning-fast set-up. Life-Link's Pro Series Auto-Locking Tension system allows the probe to assemble quickly. Get it? This probe is fast. The Quick Release button keeps the probe secure during use and allows the probe to break down in seconds. Made of lightweight, strong 7075 aluminum. The probe has a 6 foot mark to allow the user to guage the probe depth. The packed length is 16in. -Vendor"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Owning the best equipment for the worst-case backcountry scenarios is critical in avalanche rescue situations. Whether you ski, snowboard or snowshoe, this lightweight and highly durable Life-Link Speed Probe 300 is built to assemble in seconds, giving you more time to search when every moment matters. The Life-Link Speed Probe 300 features special bullet-point connections that quickly align for rapid assembly. The Pro Series Auto-Locking Tension System keeps things together as you extend the Speed Probe. A quick-release button lets you break everything down when you're ready. 10-cm. increments and a 6-ft. marker enhance the convenience of analyzing snowpack and measuring probe depth."