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Get more value for your money. Airbag packs can become quite heavy after a full day on the skintrack, which is why Backcountry Access has developed the new Float 2.0 Cylinder to be 30% smaller and 15% lighter than the previous Float 1.0 engine. While saving weight is always a plus, this cylinder truly stands out with its reduced volume. The compact cylinder fits perfectly inside the airbag compartment, freeing up valuable space in the main pocket. Now you can easily pack an extra layer or enjoy a mug of hot tea. Plus, the Float 2.0 Cylinder activates at a psi of 3,000, compared to the 2,700 of the Float 1.0.
Product Details:
- Compatible with BCA Float 2.0 packs
- Fills between 2800 and 3000 psi
- 30% smaller and 15% lighter than the Float 1.0 engine
- The cylinder is shipped empty for safety reasons
- Check with airlines regarding any flight restrictions before arriving at the airport
Specs
Deployment System: compressed air
Pressure: 3000psi
Compatibility: Float 2.0
Claimed Weight [full]: 1lb 4.8oz
Recommended Use: backcountry skiing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
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