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This forum was created to support both professional and advanced recreational users from the United States and Canada in getting the most out of their Mammut avalanche safety and rescue equipment.

Have a question about Mammut avalanche safety products? Send us an email at doug.workman@mammut.com and we'll do our best to answer it.

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About Mammut

Founded in 1862, Mammut is a Swiss company specializing in manufacturing the highest-quality alpine equipment. In addition to our popular BarryvoxS & Barryvox avalanche beacons, Airbags, and other snow safety equipment, Mammut makes a complete line of equipment for climbing, mountaineering, skiing, riding and outdoor activities.



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