BCA Float 32 Avalanche Airbag 2.0 ORANGE NEVER DEPLOYED Backcountry Access

BCA Float 32 Avalanche Airbag 2.0 - NEVER USED, NEVER DEPLOYED - Orange (High-Vis) Bought new for my AIARE avalanche certification. Closet-kept ever since. Trigger never pulled. Airbag never deployed. Mint. SPECS BCA Float 32 | Avalanche Airbag 2.0 | 32L pack + 150L airbag | Orange (high-visibility for rescuer location in a slide) | Cylinder NOT included | Torso 17.5-20.5" | 3.8 lb pack only | 330D ripstop nylon | TUV and CE certified WHY THIS PACK The Float 32 is the industry standard avalanche airbag - what AIARE courses, ski patrol, and backcountry guides use. The 150L airbag floats you to the surface in a slide, reducing burial depth and trauma. 32L carries a full day of touring or sled-skiing gear: beacon, shovel, probe, layers, food, water. Multiple carry options for skis, snowboard, helmet, and ice axe. BC Link radio compatible. Refillable Float 2.0 cylinder - 200+ refill locations worldwide, way cheaper to maintain than electric airbags from Mammut, Black Diamond, or Ortovox. PERFECT AS Entry point into backcountry skiing or as a gift to advancing skier while taking AIARE 1 or 2 courses. Backup pack for a guide or ski patroller. Replacement for an aging Float 1.0 system. Sled-skiing or heliskiing terrain. Pack only. You buy a fresh BCA Float 2.0 cylinder direct for ~$180. New cylinder = full pressure, current certification, zero history - safer than inheriting mine. Splits the $640+ entry cost. CONDITION Like New. Never used. Never deployed. Trigger never pulled. Closet-kept. Fabric pristine, zippers function, straps and buckles intact. FULLY TESTABLE at any BCA dealer before first use. Hoses are user-replaceable for hygiene or peace of mind. VALUE Retail new at REI, Backcountry.com, or BCA direct: $640+ pack only. This pack: $329. SAFETY DISCLAIMER Avalanche airbags reduce burial depth and trauma but do not guarantee survival. Always carry a full beacon/shovel/probe kit and ski with trained partners. Avalanche education (AIARE 1 minimum) and current local conditions awareness are essential.