There’s a point on almost every backcountry ski day when the group stops moving as one.
Maybe someone is taking a little extra time in transition. Maybe the snow is deep and everyone is skiing at a different pace. Maybe the visibility drops and suddenly the person who was 30 yards ahead disappears behind a roll.
That’s when communication starts to matter.
Not in a dramatic, emergency-only kind of way. Just the simple stuff.
“Everyone good?”
“Yep.”
“Let’s regroup at the next ridge.”
“Copy.”
The Oxbow Renegade 3.0 is built for those moments. With 22 FRS channels, 121 privacy codes, Dual Channel Watch and up to 1–5 miles of backcountry range, it gives the group a simple way to stay connected when the terrain makes staying together a little harder.
Because in the backcountry, you don't always have line of sight. You don't always have cell service. And you definitely don't want every question to require taking off your gloves, pulling out your phone and waiting for a signal.
Sometimes you just need to know where everyone is.
Because “where are you?” shouldn't require a summit selfie.
Built for the wild. Engineered to connect.
