The Float E2 Sled Vest is a dedicated avalanche airbag system designed for mountain snowmobilers who want lightweight, all-in-one protection with convenient storage. Its integrated vest design includes one millimeter of hard-shell ABS sandwiched between PE foam layers, providing full front, side, and back protection. With 15 liters of storage and built-in integration for a Tracker™ avalanche transceiver and BC Link™ radio, this vest keeps your essential gear organized and within easy reach. External shovel carry allows instant access to your assembled shovel for quick and efficient digging in avalanche terrain. Powered by the Alpride E2 supercapacitor system, the 162-liter airbag helps keep you near the surface during an avalanche while reducing head and neck trauma. The E2 system is TSA-approved for travel and performs reliably even in extreme cold. Technical Features Airbag System Alpride E2 Supercapacitor System 162-liter airbag for improved flotation and head/neck protection Fast, reliable cold-weather performance TSA-approved for airline travel Optional AA battery backup for additional deployments Vest Design & Protection Dedicated sled-specific vest design for snowmobiling Dual-layer removable torso protection body armor 1mm hard-shell ABS sandwiched between PE foam for full front, side, and back protection Chest vents and large gusseted front pockets 15-liter storage capacity External shovel & shaft carry system Insulated internal electronics/GPS pocket BC Link radio compatible Side Stash pocket Back Stash accessory zipper Dedicated shovel/probe compartment AA Batteries for Additional Deployments In addition to the supercapacitor storage, you can install two AA batteries to allow for additional deployments in the field. The batteries also help keep the supercapacitors at full charge when not in use. AA alkaline batteries: +1 deployment; holds charge up to 3 months AA lithium batteries: +3 deployments; holds charge up to 5 months See the Float E-2 Avalanche Airbag Manual for more information. The Float airbag system does not guarantee survival in an avalanche incident. Educate yourself, make good decisions, and know before you go.
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