ARVA Airbag Tour 32 Switch

Please note: This product is available for backorder. Expected delivery within 10–14 days.

The TOUR32 AIRBAG is equipped with a carbon fiber mount, making it a true revolution among avalanche airbag backpacks for extended backcountry missions. This highly versatile backpack is equipped with all the practical touring features you need, including a helmet mount and the option to carry skis diagonally or in an A-frame, depending on your preference. The carrying system is also splitboard compatible.
The TOUR32 is equipped with the ARVA REACTOR avalanche airbag system, the lightest, most compact, and most powerful airbag system on the market. But it doesn't stop there! The compression straps provide increased comfort and stability during descents. Stow your snow safety gear in a dedicated outer pocket and access the main compartment via a zipper on the back panel. A fold-out pocket on the side of the pack provides quick access to a water bottle, skins, or gloves.
Whether you plan to bring a rope and crampons, or a generous meal for a summit picnic, the large 32-liter capacity is more than enough to carry all the gear you need for a full day in the mountains. Environmentally friendly: 100% of the fabrics used in the TOUR series are recycled. We use 330D MIPAN REGEN-ROBIC recycled polyamide and 200D and 300D recycled polyester. Our backpacks are also PFC-FREE. The TOUR32 AIRBAG is compatible with our SWITCH technology. The TOUR32 AIRBAG consists of two parts: the TOUR32 SWITCH COVER and the REACTOR SWITCH FRAME.

Double safety: 2 separate airbags.
The lightest avalanche airbag system on the market: 650 grams.
The most powerful inflation system on the market.
Airbags shaped to protect your head and maximize the ascent effect in an avalanche.
Handle ergonomically placed and designed.
You can remove the collection cup from the system to practice pulling the trigger.
No electronics or batteries to manage.
Removable system compatible with all ARVA REACTOR 2.0 packs.

Warning: Cartridge not included.