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Your day of skiing doesn't have to end after one accidental deployment.

You can't predict the future, but you can be prepared when you head into the backcountry with a little help from the Backcountry Access Float Cylinder. Even though your airbag-equipped BCA backpack may already have a charged cylinder ready to go, it's always a good to have a backup ... you know, just in case you accidentally set it off while demonstrating your benign intentions to an adamant border agent.

  • Please be aware that the cylinder is shipped empty
  • Compatible with the BCA Float series backpacks
  • After cylinder has been used, send it back to BCA for refilling (costs approximately $50 including shipping and handling) or take it to a BCA-authorized refill station (costs approximately $20 dollars if no shipping is involved)
  • List of refill stations can be found on the following Backcountry Access webpage: http://www.backcountryaccess.com/about/map/
  • Be sure to check with airlines about flight restrictions prior to arrival at airport

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Joshua

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It is so easy and cheap to refill. Check any SCUBA shop as well as your local ski shop. And once it is filled up, it just needs a few connections inside your pack and you are ready to go.

To me they look like the same hook up,...

Dennis Harmon

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To me they look like the same hook up, as a paintball marker. am I right?

Arthur Debowski

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Yes these can be refilled at paintball shops.

Joshua

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SCUBA shops will also refill them. As well as my local ski shop which carries a tank and will refill mine.

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Tim

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Keep in mind that these cylinders and others like it are not permitted to fly on a commercial airliner, per TSA regs. Plan on sending to yourself via UPS or FedEx or USPS.

t_hp494396

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Also disagree. I just flew with one. The canister has to be empty and the valve head needs to be removed so TSA can look inside of it. Do those two things and you're good to go.

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Elias Littenberg

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Looks like these are getting around. I brought it to a SCUBA shop to see if they'd fill it up and they said 'yes' before I even finished my sentence. It takes ~hour, costs only a couple of dollars, and you're ready to go. It's a simple 2-step process to get it hooked up into the pack and will only take a few seconds. Make sure to dub check the pressure before you head out (easily read thru a window on the cylinder's sleeve inside your pack) and get to trail breaking. Have fun be safe.