The essential avalanche rescue tool used between the beacon search and shoveling stage, the Brooks-Range 240 Aluminum HD Avalanche Probe is what actually locates your buried companion and confirms where you should start digging.

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For organized search and rescue teams, instructors, or anyone who wants extra length and bombproof durability for constant use, the Backcountry Access SR3 Avalanche Probe is the one to reach for.

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For ski guides, mountain professionals, and avid backountry skiers, the Mammut Avalanche Probe Expert gives you quick deployment and added length to make each strike count.

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The sturdy, reliable Pieps Aluminum Tour Probe offers all the basics you need in a lightweight package: stable aluminum construction, easy assembly and locking, and a conical end that slices through hard and compressed snow.

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When speed matters most, you want the Life-Link Speed Probe 300 in your hands. The last thing you want when your buddy is buried is something that won't work quickly.

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Don't skimp on your equipment by purchasing a probe that saves you a few grams when you can have something truly reliable, strong, and stiff like the K2 Aluminum Avalanche 300cm Probe.

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The Black Diamond QuickDraw Guide Probe 300's extra-long length makes it a standout choice for backcountry skiing in deep snowpack.

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In addition to the beacon, shovel, and know-how from your avy course, make sure that you carry along the ARVA Pro+ Probe during your next backcountry tour.

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When combined with an avalanche beacon and shovel, the three-meter-long Pieps Aluminum Tour XL Probe helps you to pinpoint an avalanche victim so you can dig them out before itAAAs too late.

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Bring along the G3 Carbon Speed Pro Tech Probe to shave ounces off your pack weight and knock minutes off the search.

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