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Garmin InReach Mini 2: SOS + GPS capabilities
$380.00

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Description

Have the ultimate peace-of-mind when adventuring with Littles in the backcountry or traveling to places with limited cell phone service.

In case of emergency, simply press an "SOS" button to connect to the 24/7 search and rescue monitoring center via satellite communications. Emergency services will have your exact GPS coordinates and will be able to help facilitate a rescue in nearly any place on Earth. 

Features

- Small and lightweight at just 3.5oz
- 2-way communication
- Never get lost with TracBack® routing: navigates you back to your starting point the same way you came—right on your device
- Share your exact location with loved ones back home with GPS coordinates
- Up to 14-days of battery life (see link in description for more battery life information)
- Rugged, impact-resistant, and water-rated to up to one meter for 30 minutes

Safety & Sustainability

- SOS button connects to 24/7 search and rescue monitoring center via satellite communications

Guillermo H.

Peace of mind and the best deal during an emergency

It’s working great in Central America and Canada. If you want to stay in touch with your family in other countries even though the internet, cellular data, and energy are out because of an emergency; this product is the best deal. No need to buy an expensive satellite phone with an expensive monthly fee to know if your family is OK and to ask for help. The battery lasts 14 days in saving mode and you can send messages from one inreach to another one or a text message or email. Peace of mind and great deal for an emergency.

review sourced from Amazon.com

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