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Australian Exclusive: Ortovox Diract Voice Avalanche Transceiver Available Now

September 08, 2021

Ortovox Diract Voice in hand. © Ortovox

Available now in very limited numbers (20 of them in Australia!) and only from Mont: the award-winning Ortovox Diract Voice Avalanche Transceiver, the number one item on gear lists of alpinists around the World.

In any avalanche rescue, every second counts and the Ortovox Diract Voice Avalanche Transceiver saves precious time with clear voice instructions for rescuers. The Ortovox Direct Voice is the first of its kind and the winner of ISPO's 2021 Snowsports Hardgoods Product of the Year.

Light and slim, the Ortovox Diract Voice fits easily in your pocket or in the included carrying system, and rubberised grip zones make for safe handling even with gloves on. Simple operation via a single button is ideal in highly stressful avalanche situations and allows for easy flagging in multiple burial situations.

Mont is the only shop in Australia with access to the Ortovox Diract Voice and stock is limited, don't miss out!

Buy Ortovox Diract Voice Now


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