Supreme x Backcountry Access Snow Shovel
Supreme vs. Original
Original — Backcountry Access (BCA)
Dozer Snow Shovel
About the original
The Backcountry Access Dozer is an extendable avalanche rescue shovel with a 6061-T6 aluminum blade and telescoping shaft that reaches about 30 inches extended, sized to fit in a backpack for ski touring and snowmobiling. Backcountry Access (BCA) was founded in Boulder, Colorado in 1994 by Bruce Edgerly and Bruce McGowan and has focused exclusively on avalanche safety gear since — the company manufactures the Tracker beacon line along with probes and shovels that make up the three-part kit required for backcountry travel in avalanche terrain. BCA retails the Dozer line around $63. The FW22 Supreme collab version is the same shovel with box logo branding, released at $98.
About Backcountry Access (BCA)
Backcountry Access, known as BCA, is an American avalanche safety equipment manufacturer founded in 1994 by Bruce Edgerly and Bruno McGowan in Boulder, Colorado. The company produces beacons, shovels, probes, and airbag packs used in backcountry skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling. Its Tracker series was among the first consumer digital avalanche transceivers, and the Float airbag line uses a refillable compressed-air cylinder rather than a single-use cartridge. BCA has been owned by K2 Sports since 2005. Supreme's collaboration brought the Float 32 airbag pack and a line of co-branded shovels and probes into the catalog.
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