Beacon package Mammut Barryvox Package Pro Light

The Mammut Barryvox Package Pro Light set is a premium avalanche safety kit designed for demanding ski tourers, freeriders, and winter mountaineers. It combines three essential rescue tools – the Barryvox transceiver, the Probe 280 Speed Lock, and the Alugator Pro Light shovel – delivering maximum efficiency in avalanche emergencies with outstanding performance, reliability, and low weight.

Barryvox Transceiver

A benchmark in avalanche rescue technology, the Barryvox offers a search strip width and range of 70 metres, ensuring optimal terrain coverage. Its circular receiving range guarantees reliable signal detection regardless of orientation. Highly intuitive, it provides clear sound guidance and a wrong-direction indicator, making searches easier even under stress. Group check and automatic self-test functions enhance collective safety, while the automatic switch back to transmit mode (Auto Revert) activates after prolonged inactivity, protecting the rescuer. Compact and robust, it operates from -25 °C to +45 °C, can be updated via wireless connection, and comes with a practical holster for secure carrying and easy access.

Probe 280 Speed Lock

The Probe 280 Speed Lock stands out with its rapid Speed Lock mechanism, enabling instant deployment even while wearing gloves. Made from durable yet lightweight aluminium, it provides excellent rigidity and superior probing precision. The dual-sided centimetre markings make depth readings easy, while the drop-shaped tip penetrates snow efficiently for smooth, effortless probing. The hard-wearing tensioning cord ensures reliable tension with every use, and the supplied carry sleeve includes an emergency plan – a handy reminder of key rescue steps. UIAA 157 certified, this probe meets the highest avalanche safety standards.

Alugator Pro Light Shovel

The Alugator Pro Light shovel combines lightness and strength thanks to its hardened, anodised aluminium blade engineered to withstand the harshest conditions. Its oval telescopic shaft ensures excellent grip and enhanced stability during shovelling. The automatic locking system allows quick assembly, while the ergonomic T-grip handle provides optimal power transfer, even with thick gloves. The blade features stabilising ribs and a straight back for efficient snow block cutting, complemented by a sharpened, anti-twist edge. Integrated anchor holes allow use as a snow anchor or for constructing a rescue sled. UIAA 156 certified, it delivers professional-grade safety and performance.

Specifications – Mammut Barryvox Package Pro Light:

• Transceiver: Barryvox 
  • Search strip width: 70 m
  • Receiving range: 70 m
  • Circular receiving range
  • Sound search guidance
  • Wrong-direction indicator
  • Group check function
  • Automatic self-test
  • Automatic switch to transmit mode (Auto Revert)
  • Holster included
  • Wireless connectivity
  • Upgradeable software
  • Operating temperature: -25 °C to +45 °C
• Probe: Probe 280 Speed Lock 
  • Speed Lock system: quick and individual locking mechanism
  • Stable, lightweight aluminium probe segments
  • Centimetre graduations on both sides
  • Durable tensioning cord
  • Drop-shaped tip for effortless probing
  • Usable with gloves
  • Practical sleeve with emergency plan
  • Certification: UIAA 157 avalanche probe standard
  • Extended length: 280 cm
  • Collapsed length: 45 cm
  • Diameter: 12.75 mm
  • Weight: 310 g
• Shovel: Alugator Pro Light 
  • Hardened and anodised aluminium blade
  • Oval telescopic shaft
  • Automatic locking for fast, precise assembly
  • Ergonomic T-grip handle for optimal power transfer
  • Stabilising ribs
  • Sharpened, anti-twist blade with built-in footholds
  • Straight blade back
  • Attachment holes for snow anchor or rescue sled setup

  • Certification: UIAA 156 avalanche shovel standard

  • Blade width: 24.00 cm
  • Blade length: 27.50 cm
  • Collapsed shaft length: 44 cm
  • Extended length: 86 cm
  • Folded length: 61 cm
  • Weight: 645 g

To gain in-depth knowledge of avalanche prevention, master your transceiver, and be fully prepared in an emergency, we recommend attending a training course to receive mountain first aid training and take part in regular avalanche rescue practice sessions.