Backcountry Access Snow Study Kit

es tal cual lo ofrecido. llego en tiempo y forma.

Nice enclosed binder. Room for field journal. Fits in bag nice and clean.

Not worth the money. Sent it back

Si que me parece caro. Aunque es de bina calidad. Pa lupa es un cañón y se veuy claro. El termómetro es preciso. Tiene un bolsillo extra por detrás. Yo completaré este set con una regla de carpintero de dos metros, un brocha para descubrir las capas y un cuaderno de notas. En ACNA tenéis un set más económico que este, con otras herramientas. (El cuaderno de notas se lo he encargado a ACNA)

The snow grid included in this kit has only a 2mm raster. You can find a complete kit from Lukas Reutz online for less money, offering significantly better value. This kit includes a dark, semi-transparent grid that causes snow to melt almost instantly, a classic analog thermometer (which, to be fair, is a good addition since it doesn't rely on batteries), a monocle loupe that is actually too small to allow sufficient light for proper snow analysis, an analog gradient measuring tool, and a knotted rope for cutting snow. However, the rope struggles to cut through wind-packed snow without considerable force. Surprisingly, for this price, the kit doesn't even include a pencil, which would be useful for conducting snow tests and taking notes. The only positive aspect I can highlight is the sturdy and well-organized pouch it comes in. Otherwise, I wouldn't even pay 40 euros for this kit. Unfortunately, I couldn't return or get a refund for the item, so I ended up purchasing the additional tools I needed from Lukas's webshop and adding them to this pouch.