Lawineset Mammut Barryvox 2 Tour 280 - wit

For backcountry travellers who refuse to compromise on safety, the Mammut Avalanche Set Barryvox 2 Tour 280 bundles the brand's most intuitive 3-antenna transceiver with a fast-deploying aluminium shovel and a 280 cm speed-lock probe. Unlike piecemeal kits, every component is tuned to work together under stress, so your rescue workflow stays fluid from signal to snowpack.

Highlights

• Barryvox 2.0 transceiver with 70 m digital search strip and 300-hour send battery life
• Alugator Ride 2.0 shovel with anodized aluminium blade and T-grip for aggressive cutting
• Probe 280 Speed Lock collapses to just 45 cm and extends to 280 cm in seconds
• Complete avalanche safety system for ski touring, freeriding, and mountaineering
• White colourway for high visibility in snow and low light

In daily use

The Barryvox 2.0 transceiver leads the set with its three digital antennas and a search strip wide enough to locate multiple burials quickly. Its simple interface guides you through fine search and probing, while the 457 kHz frequency ensures compatibility with all standard beacons. The Alugator Ride 2.0 shovel's anodized blade bites through hard avalanche debris, and the T-grip handle gives you leverage even with gloves on. When you need to pinpoint a victim, the Probe 280 Speed Lock deploys from its 45 cm packed length to a full 280 cm with a single pull, locking rigidly to penetrate dense snow.

Full specifications

• Transceiver: Mammut Barryvox 2.0, 3 digital antennas, 70 m digital search strip width
• Transceiver battery: 3 x AAA 1.5V alkaline, approx. 300 h send time, 210 g incl. batteries
• Shovel: Mammut Alugator Ride 2.0, anodized aluminium blade, T-grip, extended length 86 cm, weight 740 g
• Probe: Mammut Probe 280 Speed Lock, aluminium, extended length 280 cm, collapsed length 45 cm, weight 280 g
• Intended use: avalanche safety, ski touring, freeriding

Final note

Every second counts in an avalanche rescue—this set keeps your tools fast, reliable, and ready when you need them most.