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Photographers always strive to capture the perfect moment of action in an ideal setting. No matter the sports discipline: When commitment and passion meet perfection, time seems to stand still. Action sports photography has always been an integral part of EVOC's history, and it soon became obvious that there was no way around developing our own PHOTO backpack collection.

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CONTENT

4 THE EVOC STORY

8 ON LOCATION

10 COLOURS

12 BACKPACKS

26 ZIP-ON ABS

32 CAMERA BLOCKS

38 CAMERA STRAPS

42 ACCESSORIES

46 QM & AWARDS

48 MATERIALS

52 OVERVIEW

54 CONTACT

1/250 SEC; F/7,1IBEROSTAR ESTADI - PALMA DE MALLORCACHRISTOPH JORDA

FOTO LOC.

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THE EVOC STORY

Together we´ve travelled the world for many years constantly searching for perfect trails and the best powder descents. We have discovered many fantastic spots and perfect runs even in the most remote locations on this planet.

It wasn´t always easy finding the right equipment for our trips. It was particularly hard to find backpacks and bags on the mar-ket that met our requirements. So our solution was to make them ourselves!

This is how we started developing and producing equipment that

met our requirements, initially only for ourselves and our friends. The result was a range of high-quality, sophisticated products with refined details and clever features – that looked good as well. What we had not expected was the increasing number of people who wanted our gear.

So, in 2008, the idea of founding our own company was born.

Since then a lot has changed for us, but then again very little has changed. We continue to focus on uncompromising quality, func-tionality and durability to set the standard in terms of design,

comfort and safety. We still travel the world as much as we can with our sports equipment – meanwhile, often also with our business gear. In doing so, we test all our products ourselves and we invest a great deal of time and energy in optimizing our solutions down to the smallest details.

We communicate our passion for sports and for what we do in every product. That’s why EVOC products are always a bit more than just pieces of equipment.

-Bernd Stucke, Founder -Holger Feist, Founder -Jan Sallawitz, Marketing

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30,0 SEC; F/8 TEHERAN, IRN

STEFAN HUNZIKER

FOTO LOC.

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THE EVOC STO-

wanderlustEVOC WAS PERSONALLY DEVELOPED AND TESTED BY US IN: NEPAL IRAN BOLIVIA ARGENTINA SCOTLAND THAILAND CAMBODIA SPAIN JAPAN AUSTRIA ICELAND KAMCHATKA LEBANON KENYA TURKEY CANADA RUSSIA FRANCE HONG KONG KASHMIR ITALY ROMANIA CHILE VIETNAM TIBET/ICELAND ECUADOR USA UZBEKISTAN GERMANY TO BE CONTINUED...

EVOC ON LOCATION 2014 HOKKAIDO/JAPAN

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Photographers always strive to capture the per-fect moment of action in an ideal setting. No mat-ter the sports discipline: When commitment and passion meet perfection, time seems to stand still. Action sports photography has always been an integral part of EVOC’s history, and it soon became obvious that there was no way around developing our own PHOTO backpack collection.

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Hokkaido, Japan, 8 January 2014: It’s minus 15 degrees Celsius and a strong wind is blowing. At least it has stopped snowing for a few minutes so visibility has become a bit better. We have struggled our way through seemingly bottomless powder snow to reach this spot to produce a classical powder picture in one of Japan’s typical birch

forests. It turns out to be a real challenge for both the photographer and his sensitive equipment since the snow is literally everywhere. Now hurry up. “Ready? – Drop in!” Perfect. The shot is done. “Good job, Renilla!”

Jan Sallawitz - EVOC Marketing Manager

ON LOCATION

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1/100 SEC; F/5,7HOKKAIDO JPNRENILLA MARGREITERRICHARD WALCHJAN SALLAWITZ

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PERFORMANCE BACKPACKSTECHNOLOGY

NEUTRALITE CARRYING SYSTEM

Designed for ambitious to profes-sional use, the new NEUTRALITE SYSTEM is a carrying system for high-capacity backpacks, which means that even heavier loads can be carried in a more balanced way and as comfortably as possible for a longer period of time. Back adaption and weight distribution are guaranteed by the shapeable stabilising element on the inside, which transfers the weight onto a wide, thickly padded hip belt (01) via segmented and strategically positioned padding elements. In this way, the weight is absorbed

as neutrally as possible at the body’s centre of gravity. Exception-ally wide, well-padded, ergonom-ically shaped shoulder straps (02) with a deep cut-out around the neck keep the backpack in position at all times and prevent it from slipping and sliding even during high-performance activities. Practical cut-outs in the spinal region ensure unrestricted free-dom of movement of the vertebrae, while preventing weight distribu-tion onto the sensitive back area.

AIR CIRCULATION SYSTEM

The AIR CIRCULATION SYSTEM is featured in all our PHOTO/CAMERA backpacks, because it guarantees perfect ventilation even during high-sweat and high-strain activi-ties, and at the same time prevents the sensitive kidney area from cooling down too much.

Lateral cut-outs along the channel enable even more air to flow out. In addition, the padding along

the sides of the back has been reduced to further optimise air outflow.

However, the sensitive back area is protected against lateral wind thanks to the padding of the NEU-TRALITE SYSTEM. Not only do the pads form the channel to facilitate vertical ventilation, they also pro-tect the wearer from horizontal air inflow and cold kidneys.

AIRO FLEX AIRO FLEX is an extremely durable fabric that is both air-permeable and flexible. We use this material in our highest-quality hip belts, where it ensures excellent load distribution to the hips as well as maximum ventilation – for superior wearing comfort.

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PHOTOCP 35l

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Quick-access avalanche compartment with emergency plan x Attachment system for: snowboard, skis (diagonal/vertical),

snowshoes, 2 ice picks, poles, tripod (front/side) x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Camera compartment (opens up wide, on the rear side) x Organisational compartments for: CF and SD cards x Notebook pocket 17’’ x Side compartment (fits 3 l hydration system) x Hip belt pocket x Hip belt (extra-wide, padded, removable) x Back section with ventilation channels (reinforced, padded) x Carrying handle x Base with rubber feet (reinforced) x T-zipper pullers (easy-to-use) x Rain cover (integrated, removable)

DATA35 l3090 g 34 x 55 x 19 cm

MATERIALSNylon 420/D PU coated, Nylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Ballistic Nylon 1680/D PU coated, Air Mesh, 3D Air Mesh, Breat-hable Elastic Waistband, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

BLACK5309 - 101

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Fully equipped camera backpack for the entire equipment of a professional sports cameramen. Developed with high-end sports photography and filming in mind, this backpack offers protection for sensi- tive equipment as well as superior comfort - even during long shootings with the bike or on snow. The main compartment is accessible from the back, and the wide opening allows for easy access to your entire equipment. Additionally, a separate avalanche compartment on the front offers storage space for a shovel and probe, for added safety in case of an emergency.

FEATURES

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Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

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71m

m

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25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

16-35mm

Cano

nES-

71m

m

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

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So far Derek Frankowski’s career could be divided in two parts. Before 2010 when co-created Life Cycles, a film that has changed the action sports films landscape, and after. Before he was happily shooting still images for the top MTB brands and magazines around the globe. During that time he was able to produce some of the industries most icon images and push the public’s awareness of the young sport. While shooting photos Derek embarked on a 5 year journey with Ryan Gibb to

produce the film Life Cycles and was his first project behind a moving pictures camera.Now his work reflects this new direction and he’s exploring the possibilities in other genre’s. Working with top global brands he’s pushing the 4K visual language and exploring the potential of motion picture content.

“My work habits and gear reflect my roots shooting stills in action sports. I learned to carry all my

gear on my back to produce the images I wanted. With moving into the cinema world I’m trying my best to preserve that ability and flexibility to work as much as a “lone wolf” as possible. The EVOC bags allow me to pack and protect all the gear I use when headed into the field….sometime a old growth forest and other times a NHL arena. I consider my work to be very thoughtful and I like my equipment to emulate that. EVOC does that with their designs”.

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DEREK FRANOWSKI CAN

EVOC TEAM SINCE: 2014DISCIPLINE: NATURE SPORTSHOMETOWN: ROSSLAND / B.C.

EVOC PHOTO PRO

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PHOTOCP 26l

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Quick-access avalanche compartment with emergency plan x Attachment system for: snowboard, skis (diagonal/vertical),

snowshoes, 2 ice picks (stowable), poles, tripod (front/side) x Compartment management: camera

compartment 60, equipment compartment 40 x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Quick access to camera (side) x Side compartment (fits 2 l hydration system) x Organisational compartments for: CF and SD cards x Notebook pocket 17” (padded) x Hip belt (extra-wide, padded, removable) with pocket x Back section with ventilation channels (reinforced, padded) x Base with rubber feet (reinforced) x T-zipper pullers (easy-to-use) x Rain cover (integrated, removable)

DATA26 l2450 g30 x 52 x 17 cm

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 840/D PU coated, Air Mesh, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

AWARDSRED DOT DESIGN AWARD 2013

BLACK5316 - 101

RUBY5316 - 132

QUICK SIDE ACCESS

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Fully equipped, sports-inspired camera backpack for professional and amateur photographers. Designed to meet all requi-rements during active use, the backpack provides maximum protection for sensitive camera equipment. The 60/40-segmen-tation of the backpack’s interior offers enough space for a complete set of photo equipment, and a separated compartment for your personal belongings. The entire interior is accessible from the backside, which opens up widely, while you can reach the camera quickly and easily – even from over the shoulder – thanks to the quick side access.

FEATURES

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

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MARKUS GREBER GER

EVOC TEAM SINCE: 2010DISCIPLINE: BIKE

HOMETOWN: MUNICH BAVARIA

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Markus Greber is a famous, prize winning sports photographer from Germany with many publications over recent years. Dreaded for his straight working discipline he never comes home without a great shot.

“What fascinates me most in action sports photography is the continuous change of settings. The weather, light situations, models, landscapes – no matter how the

situation is, the demand for the photo quality is always high. This is a constant challenge for me and my equipment. I need a robust and ergonomic backpack which is small and lightweighted, that carries all needed gear to partly very remote locations and works in even the roughest conditions – either on muddy trails in the woods or on rocky paths high up in the alps.”

EVOC PHOTO PRO

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PHOTOPHOTO SCOUT 18l

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Attachment system for: Ice pick, poles, tripod x Compartment management: camera

compartment 60, equipment compartment 40 x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Easy-to-access camera compartment (on the rear side) x Quick access to camera (side) x Front-access equipment compartment x Side compartment (fits 2 l hydration system)

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 840/D PU coated, Breathable Elastic Waistband, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

BLACK5310 - 101

PETROL - GREEN5310 - 129

DATA18 l 1790 g 27 x 52 x 17 cm

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Camera backpack for ambitious amateur sports photographers, or professionals, who aim to travel light when shooting. The pack provides maximum protection for sensitive camera equipment, and a separate compartment for your personal belongings. Both compartments offer individual access and feature easy-to-use T-zipper pullers. Plus, you can reach the camera quickly and easily – even from over the shoulder – thanks to the quick side

FEATURES

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Baschi Bender loves high mountains and exposed locations. He is known to create perfect shots in hair-raising surroundings and is not discouraged by alpine approaches with rope and crampons.

“Outdoor photography is tough, uncomfortable and exhausting. But it brings you to the wildest and most beautiful places on earth – and that is what it’s all about. However, if you want to use highly fragile cameras here, you need the right carrying gear with perfect protection properties and the right ergonomics for quick access. In the backcountry it is all about the functionality of all features. Because, only if you always have a working camera at hand, you can capture the perfect moment that makes a perfect picture.”

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BASCHI BENDER / GER

EVOC TEAM SINCE: 2010DISCIPLINE: TOURING ALPINE

HOMETOWN: FREIBURG BADEN WÜRTEMBERG.

EVOC PHOTO PRO

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ST. MORITZ CH SVEN KUEENLE IMMANUEL MEIER

FOTO LOC.

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H ere I was shooting with my colleagues from Legs Of Steel in St. Moritz,

Switzerland, on a perfect blue bird day where fresh powder snow still lay on the ground. We were filming at a somewhat smaller face. Below that, Thomas and I found a rock: It was like the perfect natural kicker. I did a flat 3 – it all went well from my point of view but I jumped out of the photographer’s frame so I had to do the same thing all over again. When I jumped the second time, everything worked out: the trick and the photography.

-Sven Kueenle, professional freeskier

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ZIP-ON ABSTECHNOLOGY

ABS AVALANCHE AIRBAG SYSTEM The ABS avalanche airbag is a system that can help to prevent burial in an avalanche. Pulling the handle of the ABS avalanche airbag activates the two airbags in seconds. The volume of the airbag allows a skier or snowboarder to stay on the surface of the avalanche.

ACTIVATION OF ABS-AIRBAG

ZIP-ON ABS

ABS® VARIO-LINE BASE UNIT

EVOC ZIP-ON ULTIMATE AVALANCHE SAFETY BACKPACK SYSTEM

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PETROL5210 - 117

ZIP-ON ABSZIP-ON ABS CP 26l

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Quick-access avalanche compartment with emergency plan x Attachment system for: snowboard, skis (diagonal/vertical),

snowshoes, 2 ice picks (stowable), poles, tripod (front/side) x Compartment management: camera

compartment 60, equipment compartment 40 x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Backpack opens up wide on the front side x Quick access to camera (side) x Notebook pocket 17” (padded) x Base with rubber feet (reinforced) x T-zipper pullers (easy-to-use) x Rain cover (integrated, removable)

DATA26 l / 1700 g / 30 x 52 x 17 cm

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU, Nylon 840/D PU coated, coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transpa-rent Tarpaulin

ZIP-ON ABSBackpack top attachment for the ABS® Vario-Line base unit

QUICK SIDE ACCESS

AWARDSISPO AWARD 2014

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Fully equipped, sports-inspired camera backpack top attachment for the ABS® Vario-Line base unit. Designed to meet the needs of pro and amateur photographers, the world’s first ABS® avalanche photo backpack offers ultimate protection for both the photographer and his sensitive camera equipment. Not only does the backpack’s interior offer enough space for a complete set of photo equipment, it also features a separate compartment for personal belon-gings. The entire interior is accessible from the front via an easy-to-use zipper with T-zipper pullers, which opens up widely. Plus, you can reach the camera quickly and easily – even from over the shoulder – thanks to the quick side access.

FEATURES

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

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Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

90

25cm 25cm

Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

70-200mm

70-200mm

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RICHARD WALCH GER

EVOC TEAM SINCE: 2008DISCIPLINE: SNOW SAILING

HOMETOWN: AUGSBURG BAVARIA

Richard Walch is one of the first widely published German snowboard photographers and is famous for his picture aesthetics. Today he still works in the snow but is also a sought after photog-rapher for sailing.

I like to shoot strong elements like snow and water. I’m specialized

in sailing photography in summer and ski/snowboard photography in winter. Very often the most difficult part of a shooting is to even reach the location. That’s why I need a backpack for my equipment. It needs to have a perfect fit so I can snowboard with it and a high de-gree of protection for my camera – even if I crash. An ultra fast access

is mandatory for me so I can grab my gear in the middle of the slope.

The challenge is to never stand still – you need to develop your photog-raphy just like the sport evolution never stops. Nature becomes most interesting if the conditions get rough. To be able to still get the shot – that’s what I like.

EVOC PHOTO PRO

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PHOTOCB 16l

Large photo block for photographers, with quick access from the side, to enable safe transport of a professional camera. Designed as an insert or external camera case for EVOC sports backpacks. Can also be used as a separate camera bag thanks to a carrying handle and attachment rings. Convenient: Includes CAMERA STRAP

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: EVOC backpacks from 30 l upwards (size M/L and XL) x Attachment rings x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Outside compartment x Organisational compartments for: CF and SD cards x Necessity pocket (transparent) x Carrying handle x T-zipper pullers (easy-to-use)

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

QUICK SIDE ACCESS TO CAMERA

BLACK5311 - 101

DATA16 l650 g 28 x 30 x 17 cm

INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT CONFIGURATION

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INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENT CONFIGURATION

Large photo block for amateur photographers to enable safe trans-port of a camera. Designed as an insert for EVOC backpacks. Can also be used as a separate camera bag thanks to a carrying handle.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: EVOC backpacks from 20 l upwards (size M/L and XL) x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Camera compartment (opens up widely) x Necessity pocket x Address card compartment x Carrying handle x T-zipper pullers (easy-to-use)

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

FITS: EVOC BACK-PACKS FROM 20 l UPWDS (M/L +XL)

DATA12 l550 g 27 x 40 x 11 cm

BLACK12307 - 101

PHOTOCB 12l

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PHOTO

CB 6l

CB 3l

BLACK4302 - 301

BLACK4302 - 201

RUBY4302 - 332

SKY4302 - 206

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 420/D PU coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 420/D PU coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

DATA6 l / 28x19x10cm / 250 g

DATA3 l / 22x15 x8cm / 200 g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: EVOC backpacks from 20 l upwards (size M/L and XL) x Attachment rings x Partitioning (individual, padded)

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: EVOC backpacks from 6 l upwards x Attachment rings x Partitioning (individual, padded)

Compact photo block to enable safe trans-port of a camera. Designed as an insert or external camera case for EVOC backpacks. Can also be used as a separate camera bag thanks to attachment rings.

Small photo block to enable safe transport of a camera and accessories. Designed as an insert or external camera case for EVOC backpacks. Can also be used as a separate camera bag thanks to attachment rings.

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PHOTO

ACP 3l

CB 1l

BLACK4303 - 202

BLACK4304 - 101

SKY4303 - 206

GREEN4304 - 134

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 420/D PU coated, Air Mesh, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Nylon 420/D PU coated, Atilon PE Foam, Transparent Tarpaulin

DATA3 l / 20x20x7cm / 280 g

DATA1 l / 16 x 8 x 6 cm / 100 g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: all EVOC backpacks x Attachment rings x Partitioning (individual, padded)

Flat photo block to enable safe transport of action sports camera equipment including accessories. (GoPro, Contour, Cam.One etc.)

Minimalistic photo block to enable safe transport of a camera and accessories. Designed as an insert or external camera case for EVOC backpacks.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: all EVOC backpacks x Attachment rings x Partitioning (individual, padded) x Outside compartment (mesh) x Organisational compartments for:

CF and SD cards

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PHOTO

CAMERA SHOULDER STRAP PRO

BLACK5313 - 101

MATERIALSNylon Webbing, 3D Air Mesh

DATA80 - 130 cm / 100 g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fastening strip at the end of the strap: 10 mm wide x Carrying system for: DSLR cameras x Aluminium carabiner (can also be

used as a strap for CAMERA BLOCKS) x Neck section (padded) x Overall length: 80 - 130 cm (adj.)

Padded, length-adjustable carrying strap for DSLR cameras

CAMERA SHOULDER STRAP LITE

LIME5314 - 111

MATERIALSNylon Webbing

DATA80 - 130 cm / 70 g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Carrying strap for: compact cameras (digital) x Quick connection with buckle x Overall length: 80 - 130 cm

(adjustable)

Simple, length-adjustable carrying strap for compact cameras

BLACK5314 - 101

CAMERA CASE

PETROL4305 - 117

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated, Air Mesh

DATA0,2 l / 11x7x2,5 cm / 55 g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Attachment loop x SD card slot (mesh) x Zippers (water-resistant, reflective)

Padded protective case for compact cameras: This mini case is always within perfect reach thanks to the Velcro fixation system – whether it’s on the shoulder strap or belt.

BLACK4305 - 101

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1/32 SEC; F/5,6 RIVA DEL GARDA, ITA

MARKUS GREBER MAX SCHUMANN

BRETT TIPPIEJAN SALLAWITZ

FOTO LOC.

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1/800 SEC; F/5,0HOKKAIDO, JAP

ANNE MAY SLINNING, RICHARD WALCH

JAN SALLAWITZ

FOTO LOC.

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ACCESSORIES

HYDRATION BLADDER

TRANSPARENT4501 - 830 (2 l)4501 - 930 (3 l)

MATERIALSTPU

DATA2 l: 17x32cm/130g3 l: 18x42cm/140g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x BPA/PVC-free x Quick release fastener

(hydration tube and hydration bladder) x Mouth piece (lockable) x Opening (wide, easy to fill) x Taste-neutral

Hydration system for backpacks

HYDRATION BLADDER INSULATED

MATERIALSTPU

DATA2 l: 17x32cm/140g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x BPA/PVC-free x Hydration tube incl. closing cap

(insulated) x Quick release fastener

(hydration tube and hydration bladder) x Mouth piece (lockable) x Opening (wide, easy to fill) x Taste-neutral

Heat and cold insulated hydration system for backpacks

TRANSPARENT4502 - 830 (2 l)

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ACCESSORIES

SAFE POUCH SET

RAINCOVER SLEEVE

BLACK12305 - 701

BLACK4210 - 301 (M)4209 - 501 (L)

RED12305 - 733

RED4210 - 309 (M)4209 - 509 (L)

MATERIALSNylon 210T TAFETTA PU 1500MG WR

MATERIALSNylon 210T TAFETTA PU 1500MG WR

DATAS 12x18x4cm / 0,5 l / 20gM 25x20x8cm / 3 l / 30gL 30x30x10cm / 6 l / 40g

DATAM 27x56x16cm / 10 – 25 l / 50gL 35x70x25cm / 25 - 45 l / 70g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Attachment loops x Zippers (water-resistant) x Seams (taped)

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Logo print (reflective) x Attachment for: back lights x Seams (taped)

Versatile and convenient protective pouch set for small items. Ensures a well-organ-ised pack interior and provides protection against dirt and moisture.

Rain cover for backpacks. Water-resist-ant thanks to taped seams and elastic drawcord.

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TOOL POUCH

LIME 5320 - 311 RED 5320 - 333BLACK 5320 - 301

MATERIALSEVOC Tarpaulin, Air Mesh, Transpa-rent Tarpaulin

DATA1 l / 20x28x2cm / 200g

Mobile tool pocket for a great variety of uses. Designed as a removable workshop insert with fast access, this pouch fits into the tool or hydration bladder compartment when turned inside out. But you can also close it in the regular way and use it as a convenient necessity pocket.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Pockets (Mesh) x Necessity pocket (water resistant) x T-Zipper puller

ACCESSORIES

PHONE CASE M

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated

DATA0,15 l / 14x6,5 x 1,8cm / 40g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: iPhone 5 etc. x Zippers (water-resistant, reflective)

Padded protective case for mobile phones. Your mobile phone is always within perfect reach thanks to the Velcro fixation system – whether it’s on the shoulder strap or belt.

BLACK4306 - 101 (M) RUBY/RED4306 - 132 (M)

PHONE CASE L

BLACK5312 - 101 (L)RED/RUBY5312 - 133 (L)

DATA0,18 l / 15x7,5 x 1,8cm / 65g

TECHNICAL DETAILS

x Fits: Galaxy S4 etc. x Zippers (water-resistant, reflective)

Padded protective case for mobile phones. Your mobile phone is always within perfect reach thanks to the Velcro fixation system – whether it’s on the shoulder strap or belt.

MATERIALSNylon 210/D Ripstop PU coated

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When the Enduro World Series kicked off in Chile, we seized the opportunity to take some shots in the amazing local

mountain scenery since it is usually a real challenge to find so many good EVOC riders in one and the same location.

This photo was taken in Nevados de Chillan at 2500 metres above sea level: it was not that warm, the trails were rather technical and we were surrounded by dozens of steaming sulphur springs. You’d better know what you are doing up there, and you’d better take the right equipment! The day was almost over and we’d hoped for a bit of sun.

But quite often it’s during bad weather that you come across the most exiting motifs. Far away and for a few seconds only, a sole sunray broke through the clouds and lit up the colourful mountain ranges around us. Julia Hofmann and Tobi Woggon immediately grabbed their bikes and once more surfed along this dream of a trail. Et voilá: a really cool mountain bike shot!

Markus Greber – professional sports fotographer

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1/1250 SEC, F/5,0NEVADOS DE CHILLÁN, CHLJULIA HOFMANN, TOBI WOGGONMARKUS GREBER

FOTO LOC.

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ENGINEERED IN GERMANY

All EVOC products are engi-neered in Germany to ensure the highest standards of perfor-mance, durability and quality.

PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Our products are made exclusive-ly by handpicked manufacturers with a long-term reputation for delivering quality consistently. We ensure the quality of our products through regular on site visits and stringent quality control.

MATERIALS

All the materials we employ are precisely adapted to the specific requirements of each individual product and its range of use. Functionality, protection and du-rability are parameters that play a decisive role in our selection.

We work with the best suppliers worldwide and only purchase the highest-quality materials. If materials or components do not meet our expectations, we develop them ourselves.

EXPERIENCE AND FEEDBACK

Our staff of former professional athletes and ambitious riders with strong roots in biking and snow sports, has long-standing experience in manufacturing sports equipment and constantly use our equipment around the world. Every season our products are also tested by world-class athletes who take our stuff to the limit.

The constant testing and resulting feedback ensure that every fea-ture of an EVOC product has been refined to perfection by the time you hold it in your hands.

PLANREVISE IMPROVEREALIZE

QUALITY MADE

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Since our inception we have won numerous tests, renowned pri-zes and awards. This makes us very proud because it con-firms that we are on the right path in our desire to produce high quality, functional products.

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MATERIALS

THE MATERIALS USED TO MANUFACTURE OUR PRODUCTS AREEXCLUSIVELY SELECTED OR DEVELOPED BY US:

We concentrate on polyamide (“Nylon”) for all our bags and back-packs, because it is the lightest, most durable and abrasion-resist-ant type of material available.

We adapt the thread gauge and the coating of every fabric according to each product’s specific require-ments. We use PU-coatings to gain maximum waterproofing – also

a very wear-resistant and robust material that is not susceptible to temperature changes.

NYLON 420/D, PU COATED

This Nylon has slightly thicker threads which make it the perfect outer material for all backpacks and bags that require a higher degree of abrasion resistance and durability without a lot of extra weight. The ideal material for our photo bags.

NYLON 210/D RIPSTOP, PU COATED

The demands for the perfect outer material of a backpack can be summed up in four characteristics: durable, abrasion resistant, water repellent and very light. This is exactly what our Nylon 210/D Ripstop offers. A double PU-coating of the lightweight nylon base provides moisture protection and wear resistance. A micro texture of filaments segments the basic fabric into tiny squares to prevent rips – hence the name Ripstop.

NYLON 840/D, PU COATED

This Nylon has slightly thicker threads which make it the perfect outer material for all backpacks and bags that require a higher degree of abrasion resistance and durability without a lot of extra weight. The ideal material for our products.

BALLISTIC NYLON 1680/D, PU COATED

Our most durable Nylon for the most exposed areas which are most subjected to stress. Its increased thread gauge (1680 Denier) makes it an extremely abrasion and tear resistant material that improves durability in highly stressed areas (e.g. corners and edges) drastically.

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MATERIALS

AIR MESH

Air Mesh is equipped with fine pores for excellent air circulation and does not absorb moisture. This makes it perfectly suited as a ventilating cover fabric for the back parts of our protector backpacks.

NYLON 210T TAFETTA PU 1500MG WR

For our waterproof backpack raincovers and safe pouches we employ this high end polyamide with PU coating.

P 600/D, PU COATED

A very durable fabric for high-abrasion areas, it is also tear-resistant and lightweight while absorbing almost no moisture. Combining these characteristics, it’s the perfect material for high-stress pockets or back-pack base constructions.

3D AIR MESH

This three dimensionally structured fabric with variable thread sizes (P75D*30D) offers the optimal properties in ventilation and cushioning for the covers of paddings and shoulder straps.

ATILON PE-FOAM

A highly-developed foam which offers excellent support and damping properties despite its reduced weight. Atilon is our first choice in all product areas where protection and comfort play an important role.

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MATERIALS

TRANSPARENT TARPAULIN

Particularly tough and tear-resistant, waterproof material, which is transparent as an added bonus. Ideally suited for compartments in backpacks and bags that are exposed to high strain while also providing an excellent overview, for instance when it comes to the small parts compartment for tools.

AIRO FLEX

A nylon fabric (fish bone structure) offers great flexibility and uncom-promising durablity as well as outstanding breathability, making it the perfect material for use in our highest-quality hig belts.

NYLON WEBBING

An extremely strong material, it excels in flexibility and low weight. Durability and tear-resistance are achieved by interweaving particularly strong yarns. The material’s sleek surface provides for a comfortable next-to-skin feel, making it the perfect choice for the use in our CAMERA STRAPS.

TPUBoth durable and elastic, TPU impresses with minimal wear and tear. It’s a tasteless and odourless material without PVC or BPA that we used for our HYDRATION BLADDER.

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

CAMERA SHOULDER STRAP PRO

CAMERA SHOULDER STRAP LITE

CAMERA CASE

CP 35l CP 26l PHOTO SCOUT 18l

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Reply1 minute pause

Help is on the way! Reply 3 signals per minute, pause then repeat

Alpine Distress Signal1 minute pause

We need help: Give 6 signals per minute, pause then repeat

E M E R G E N C Y P L A NEMERGENCY PLAN1. Obtain an overview2. Turn OFF all transceivers which are not used for the search.3. At least one rescuer conducts a transceiver search, while looking and listening at the same time.4. Excavate and provide first aid.5. Call for help6. As soon as the last buried subject has been located, immediately switch all transceivers to transmit.EMERGENCY CALLEU: 112, Austria: 140, Switzerland: 1414,France: 15, Italy: 118, USA & Canada: 911CALL FOR HELPWHO – is calling?WHAT – happened?WHERE – is the accident site?WHEN – did it happen?HOW MANY – injured persons (type of injury), rescuers?WEATHER – at the accident site?

RESCUE STRATEGYTRANSCEIVER LEADS PROBE LEADS SHOVEL

One rescuer Multiple rescuers

YesWe need help!Land here!

SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT

NoWe don´t need help!Don´t land!

:NOSAES :METI CHANGE: DATE: Snow 2013 PAGE:3Camera Pack 26l 1 31/8/2012

CP 26l

CB 16l CB 12l CB 6l CB 3l

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

CB 16L

NEW

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Top

10 cm

28 cmdimension same like CB 12L

10 cmdimension same like CB 12L

11.5 cm

FrontSide

CB 6l

D-looploop

10cm

webbing loop no volumesame as on back

18.5 cm

Black Nylon 420

CB 1l

ITEM: SEASON: CHANGE: DATE: Snow 2013 PAGE:3Camera Pack 1L 1 26/7/2012

Black Nylon 420

ITEM: SEASON: CHANGE: DATE: Snow 2013Camera Pack 26L 1 1PAGE: 05-04-2012

Top

8 cm

15 cm

8 cm 22 cm

9 cm

FrontSide

CB 3lD-loop

10cm

webbing loop no volumesame as on back

Black Nylon 420

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

CAMERA CASE

NEW NEW COLORNEW COLOR

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

CAMERA CASE

NEW NEW COLORNEW COLOR

PHOTO

ZIP-ON-ABSSEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

ZIP - ON ABS - CP26l

NEW

ICE AXE LOOP

ICE AXE LOOP

ICE AXE LOOP

ICE AXE LOOP

ZIP-ON ABS CP 26l

ACP 3l

ACTION PACK

Red 18-1662 TCXSky 17-4336 TCLime 13-0535 TCBlack

ZIPPER COLORS (YKK) FABRIC COLORS (NYLON 210D ripstop 58“)

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RAINCOVER SLEEVESAFE POUCH SET

SIZE: 10 - 22L SIZE: 10 - 22LSIZE: 10 - 22L SIZE: 10 - 22L

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

BIKE 2012 SAFEPOUCH

HYDRATIONBLADDER

HYDR. BLADDERINSULATED

Insulated EVOC hydration tubeNormal EVOC hydration tube

PHONE CASE

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

PHONE CASE SIZE L

NEW NEW

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

PHONE CASE SIZE M

CARRY OVER NEW COLOR

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

PHONE CASE SIZE L

NEW NEW

SEASON: PHOTO 2015 DATE: 23-09-2013

PHONE CASE SIZE L

NEW NEW

TOOL POUCH

NEW ITEM NEW ITEM NEW ITEM

ITEM: TOOLPOUCH SEASON: BIKE 2015 COLOR-VARIANT DATE: 10.02.2014

NEW ITEM NEW ITEM NEW ITEM

ITEM: TOOLPOUCH SEASON: BIKE 2015 COLOR-VARIANT DATE: 10.02.2014

NEW ITEM NEW ITEM NEW ITEM

ITEM: TOOLPOUCH SEASON: BIKE 2015 COLOR-VARIANT DATE: 10.02.2014

ACCESSORIES

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SPECIALTHANKSTO…PHOTO CREDITS Baschi BenderChristoph Jorda Hoshi Yoshida Immanuel Meier Jan SallawitzMarkus GreberRichard WalchStefan HunzikerStefan Neuhauser

PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY Anika Skorna / EVOC Haricot Vert Fotodesign

ASSOCIATE PHOTOGRAPHERS:Christoph JordaChristoph LaueDavid SchultheißFlorian JägerMargus Riga Michael Müller Philip Ruopp

DESIGN SUPPORT Brigitte Nocker / sugototal.com Johanna Matysiak / sgm advertising

AUSTRIA Bike & Sports Handels GmbH Reitern 12 4822 Bad Goisern – Austria

phone +43 6135 6409 [email protected] www.bike-sports.at

AUSTRALIA GROUPE SPORTIF PTY LTD 3131 Melbourne – Australia

phone +61 3 8878 1000 [email protected] www.groupesportif.com

FRANCE (BIKE) Tribe Sport Group 1 Rue de Condorcet / ZA de Cogolin 83310 Cogolin – France

phone +33 4 94 54 19 50 [email protected] www.tribesportgroup.com

FRANCE (SNOW) CRISTALP sarl PAE des Jourdies 108 rue des Champs Plans 74800 Saint Pierre en Faucigny – France

phone +33(0)450366679 [email protected] www.cristalp.net

GERMANY Bikeaction GmbH Weiskircher Strasse 102 63110 Rodgau – Germany

phone +49 6106 77256 0 [email protected] www.bikeaction.de

ITALY 4Guimp S.r.l. Via Pillea 17 16153 Genova – Italy

phone +39 010 8935035 [email protected] www.4guimp.it

JAPAN (BIKE) PR INTERNATIONAL, INC. 206-1, Takayashiro 2-chome Meito-ku, Nagoya, 465-0095 – Japan

phone +81 52 774 8756 [email protected] www.g-style.ne.jp

BELGIUM Action Sports Rue Mitoyenne 295 4840 Welkenraedt Belgium

phone +32 87 899 770 [email protected] www.actionsports.be

BRAZIL Júlio Andó Cia. Ltda. Av. Rebouças nº 589 - Zona 10 CEP 87030-410 Maringá - PR – Brazil

phone +44 3027 9090 [email protected] www.julioando.com.br

CANADA Passion Sports INC. #12 1430 40th Ave N.E. Calgary, Alberta T2E-6L1 – Canada

phone +1 403 338 2005 [email protected] www.passionsportsinc.com

DENMARK JT Import Aps Vassingerødvej 147 3540 Lynge – Denmark

phone +45 4818 8487 [email protected] www.jtimport.dk

FINLAND Truebell Finland Oy Juurakkokuja 4 01510 Vantaa – Finland

phone +358 30 650 5324 [email protected] www.truebell.fi

CHILE Mountain Works SpA Padre Hurtado Norte #1376 Vitacura, Santiago – Chile

phone +56 2 2954 3777 [email protected] http://www.mtnworks.cl

INDONESIA PT SURYA BUMI PERMATA Ruko Bumi Permata Indah, Blok R1 N.18 Kel Karang Mulya, Kec:Karang Tengah 151517Tangerang, Banten – Indonesia

phone +62 877 745 55 877 [email protected] www.pro-bicycle.com

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NORWAY 7Blåner Auneveien 4 7340 Oppdal – Norway

phone +47 72423100 [email protected] www.7blaner.no

NEW ZEALAND European Sport Imports Limited 18 Taurus Place, Unit 9 Bromley Christchurch 8062 – New Zealand

phone +64 3 3899019 [email protected] www.esimports.co.nz

POLAND Summit S.A. ul. Armii Krajowej 10 41-506 Chorzów – Poland

phone +48 323490430 [email protected] www.summit.pl

JAPAN (SNOW) Yamamoto Kogaku Co.,Ltd 25-8 Chodo-3 Osaka 577-0056 – Japan

phone +81 6 6783 0232 [email protected] www.yamamoto-kogaku.co.jp

NETHERLANDS (SNOW) Newsports Van Helmondstraat 23 3027 AA Rotterdam – Netherlands

phone +31 626014777 [email protected]

NETHERLANDS (BIKE) Action Sports Rue Mitoyenne 295 4840 Welkenraedt – Belgium

phone +32 87 899 770 [email protected] www.actionsports.be

UK Silverfish UK Ltd Unit 3C & 3B Woodacre Court Saltash Parkway Industrial Estate, Burraton Road - Saltash Cornwall PL12 6LY – England

phone +44 1752 843 882 [email protected] www.silverfish-uk.com

USA QARV Imports, LLC 928 Elkton Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80907 – USA

phone : +1 719 622 6015 [email protected] www.evocusa.com

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS EVOC Sports GmbH Tegernseer Landstraße 37A 81541 München – Germany

www.evocsports.com

TAIWAN TIMAC Co., Ltd. Gene Chuang 3F, #6, Lane 360, Sec 1, Nei-Hu Rd. Taipei 11493 – Taiwan

phone +886 2 8751 2289 [email protected] www.timac.asia

SPAIN Bike Difusion C/ Arkatxa, 1 pabellón 48 01006 Vitoria – Spain

phone +34 945 158 288 [email protected] www.bikedifusion.com

SOUTH AFRICA HULLABALOO PRODUCTS 35 Sarel Baard Crescent Gateway Industrial Park Centurion 0046

phone +27 12 660 0016 [email protected] www.hullabaloo.co.za

SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA Entro International Pte Ltd 1 Kaki Bukit Road 1 #04-16 Enterprise One Singapore 415934 – Singapore phone +65 6749 4060 [email protected] www.entro.com.sg

SWITZERLAND CHRIS Sports Christian Bättig AG Murgtalstrasse 18 Postfach 236 9542 Münchwilen TG – Switzerland

phone +41 71 969 66 66 [email protected] www.chrissports.ch

SWEDEN JT Import Aps Vassingerødvej 147 3540 Lynge – Denmark

phone +45 4818 8487 [email protected] www.jtimport.dk

SOUTH KOREA Rugo Company Ise bldg, 215-3 Nonhyeon-dong Gangnam-gu, Seoul – South Korea

phone +82 70 8885 4254 [email protected] www.rugo.co.kr

RUSSIA Alp Equip Pervomaiskaya str. 18 105037 Moscow – Russia

phone: +7(495)225-7343 [email protected] www.alpindustria.ru

PORTUGAL Geonatlife Apartado 2020 4200-283 Porto – Portugal

phone +351 914 936 495 [email protected] www.geonatlife.com

LUXEMBURG Action Sports Rue Mitoyenne 295 4840 Welkenraedt – Belgium

phone +32 87 899 770 [email protected] www.actionsports.be

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