BCA T4 Rescue Package 2026

All-in-one avalanche kit built around the Tracker 4 beacon, pairing fast, intuitive search tech with a solid shovel and probe so you’re actually ready to respond, not just tick the box.

The BCA T4 Rescue Package 2026 is a high-end avalanche safety bundle designed to give backcountry riders a full, ready-to-go rescue setup in one hit. It centres on the Tracker 4 three-antenna digital beacon, known for its bombproof rubberised housing, big LED display, and simple controls backed by Signal Suppression, Big Picture modes, and auto-revert for multiple-burial or secondary-slide scenarios. Alongside that, you get a Dozer 1T (or B-1 EXT, depending on region) aluminium shovel with an extendable handle that’s UIAA-certified, plus a Stealth 270 or 300 probe with quick-deploy internal cord and depth markings for fast pinpointing and efficient digging. Whether you’re piecing together your first touring kit or upgrading outdated gear, it wraps the key avalanche tools—beacon, shovel, and probe—into a package that’s lighter on the wallet than buying everything separately, but still fully legit for real backcountry travel.

• Tracker 4 beacon included: Three-antenna digital transceiver with rubberised case, large LED screen, Signal Suppression/Big Picture modes, and auto-revert for serious rescue use.
• Dozer 1T/B-1 EXT shovel: Strong, heat-treated aluminium blade with ergonomic T-handle and extendable shaft, built to UIAA avalanche shovel standards for rapid snow removal.
• Stealth 270/300 probe: Quick-deploy probe with internal cord (no loose cables), depth markings, and 270–300 cm length for deep burials and accurate depth checks.
• Complete safety package: Beacon, shovel, and probe come matched from the same brand so you’re fully equipped for touring, sled access, and sidecountry missions.
• Advanced yet user-friendly: Aimed at riders who want higher-end tech and durability without giving up the simple Tracker interface that’s easy to learn and run under stress.
• Good value versus separate buys: Pack pricing brings down the combined cost compared to buying the Tracker 4, shovel, and probe individually.