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Thread: BCA Float 42

  1. #1
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    BCA Float 42

    just got this today and I’m loading it up tonight to try it out

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    not much avalanche hazard in the Sierra right now but I’m going to haul this thing around and check it out

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    first impression is great - I like big packs and I cannot lie - this thing is big - I need a teaching/guiding airbag pack that I can carry every day with a big load of crap in it

    super adjustable harness for different sized humans - as a larger human with a long torso it fits me well - not sure how well it would actually fit for a small human

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    outer pocket fits skins, shovel and probe - and I like the helmut carry thing

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    I really like the big pockets and gear loops on the waist belt

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    looks like it will carry skis and snowboards well - they even warn you to not use A-frame ski carry, as it interferes with the airbag

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    I gotta figure out the airbag…
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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    Water bladder compatible?

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    BCA Float 42

    Last edited by ~mikey b; 02-12-2022 at 01:43 PM.
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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    I dislike the buckle and how the weight of the canister seems to ride really high in the pack.
    I love the goggle pouch and the amount of shit I can stuff in it.
    It's heavy

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  5. #5
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    whats the recommended ski carry if not a-frame? strap them both to the back like a snowboard?

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_prof View Post
    whats the recommended ski carry if not a-frame? strap them both to the back like a snowboard?
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    Thread bump: How do you like this pack? Does anyone have one that they want to sell me? I have the 32 but am running out of space for more gear-intensive terrain/trips.

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    I like it. It’s heavy but I like it. I haven’t needed it as much as I want the last couple seasons.
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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